Great idea...sounds like fun!

Annie, I love the gold and gray scheme! What is that china pattern?

The china is Wedgwood Pashmina. I liked the Jacobean floral vibe.

kswl....misattribution. cawaps did a gorgeous job!

Sorry, cawaps----that dining room is lovely and the color scheme is unique. Love the china, it is so pretty and fresh!

Cawaps, that is gorgeous- such a great autumn palette, and the gray is a pretty contrast.

Mine is based around the china my grandma always used for Thanksgiving-- her Flow Blue. The flatware is Tiffany Audubon, and I lust for it.

I used my own china, silverware and a painting that we own.

Jlc, that damask wallpaper is striking, and well suited for the space. Incredible detail on the hutch.

Crl, assuming you kept the color of the room as it is, I think the overall effect would be very feminine, with the pastel rug and crochet place mat. The light fixture reinforces that, being very graceful and delicate.

Not quite done, but I'm running out of time. I'd probably do a mix of the 2 sets of dishes to add more interest.

Crl, that is so serene and understated. I see that in all your designs, and I really admire it.

Annie, I really love the rug with the painted ceiling and especially those teal draperies!

Annie, nice photoshop job. I wish I could do that. I love what you did with the fireplace. I love the red and teal (nice use of the colors in the rug), but the orange/red chair feels like the odd man out.

DeGournay scenic featuring Native Americans, first period furniture and rug, Wedgewood Signet Platinum china, Gorham Gold Tip flatware, a host of Edwardian silver including a Sheffield plate turkey, Irish linen Chrysanthemum double damask table linens.

Nice way to work the theme, Pal.

Thanks cawaps, I struggled with the chair. I don't use photoshop...I use keynote which is the mac version of powerpoint.

Love the mural, pal.

Handsome sheffield turkey. I guiltily long for a stuffed fox this time of year, but that turkey is both gorgeous and humane.