Decorating & Design - High/Low

High/low: Wine & cheese party

By: Margot Austin

Photography: Ryan Brook & Mike Deluca/Transcontinental Interactive

Set the scene for a sumptuous cinq à sept fête with rustic flair, whether your budget is fit for a bargain-bin blend or a vintage Château Margaux.

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Pattern play
Using multiple patterns of pressed-glass goblets not only suits the casual mood but also makes it easier for guests to identify their glass. Keep carafes in several shapes and sizes handy, since they look more elegant on a table than bottles do.

High: From left to right, Riedel CARAFE, Williams-Sonoma. $69 Antique pressed-glass GOBLET, Cynthia Findlay Antiques. $50 Antique pressed-glass GOBLET, Cynthia Findlay Antiques.$55 Antique pressed-glass GOBLET, Cynthia Findlay Antiques, $65.

Low: From left to right: Vinny CARAFE, Crate and Barrel. $15 Perigord GOBLET, Williams-Sonoma. $18 Swirl GOBLET, Williams-Sonoma. $18 Sol GOBLET, Pottery Barn, $10.

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