Valentine’s Day can turn a simple dinner at home into something special. You adjust the lights, pick the perfect music, and suddenly expect your table to do more than just hold dishes. Lately, people are getting back into entertaining, but it’s less about strict rules and more about adding thoughtful touches that seem natural. So, a romantic table setting isn’t so much a theme as it is a vibe: think glassware that sparkles in the candlelight, textured plates, and a few interesting pieces that make the setting feel complete.
House of Revelry, a cool tabletop brand you can find at Nordstrom, is perfect for evenings like this. Started by New York interior designer Purvi Padia, the brand has a modern, bold feel with its fluted glasses, china salad plates, eye-catching candle holders, and gold flatware. These pieces feel fancy but not too delicate to actually use. A serving piece like their Big Baller Board is great for a relaxed, grazing-style dinner, and fun touches like gold Lucky Charms can add a personal touch to each place setting.
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Courtesy of House of RevelryPadia brings the same style to this collection that made her interior design studio a hit since 2008: a knack for mixing modern and classic elements to make spaces feel balanced, stylish, and timeless. Her work has appeared in magazines such as Vogue, Elle Décor, and Forbes, as well as on TV shows such as “Million Dollar Listing” and “Open House NY.” She’s also involved in New York charities and is on the boards of nonprofits like UNICEF USA. In 2018, she partnered with UNICEF to launch Project Lion (now the Lion Fund), which supports India’s most at-risk kids.
For a Valentine’s table, it’s best to keep it simple: pick one standout item (like cool glasses or bold candle holders), stick to a limited color range, and let the textures speak for themselves — matte plates next to shiny flatware, simple linens with a decorative centerpiece. After all, the best pieces aren’t just for one night. They’re the ones you’ll use again and again, long after February 14.
