Kohaku New Year

A crisp white cloth, red napkins tied with red and white mizuhiki cord, and a low arrangement of pine and plum beside a lacquer New Year box. A calm, celebratory table for the first meal of the year.

The image is a mood board of the look. Photos of the finished table come once it's styled.

Mood board: Mood board of a Japanese New Year table: a red runner on a white cloth, a black lacquer jubako, pine and red plum branches, gold candlesticks and red napkins tied with red and white cord.
Mood board: Mood board of one place setting: a red napkin tied with red and white cord beside white plates, with chopsticks on a plum blossom rest.
Mood board: Mood board of the materials: red linen, red and white mizuhiki cord, a black and gold lacquer box, pine, plum blossom, a plum blossom chopstick rest and a white taper.

How it works

  1. 01

    Pick a collection

    Each collection is one complete table look for an occasion, with every piece chosen to work together.

  2. 02

    Shop the pieces

    Every item links to a store you know. Pick your guest count and see an estimated cost.

  3. 03

    Print your cards

    Type your guest names and menu. Download place cards and menu cards ready to print.

  4. 04

    Set the table

    The styling guide shows where everything goes, step by step.

The styling guide

A PDF that shows where every piece goes. Yours to keep once you have it.

Or get it in the Digital Package
Accent quality

The accents

The pieces that make this table. Quantities are set for 6 guests.

The core kit Optional · buy once

Plain white basics that every collection sits on. Already own white plates and clear glasses? Skip this part.

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