Remodelista Tabletop

What it is

"Tabletop" is a Pinterest board from the home design site Remodelista, covering everything that ends up on a dining table. The description keeps it simple: tabletop inspiration and table setting images from the Remodelista archives. The board dates back to 2012, holds nearly a thousand pins, and is still being added to; the most recent pins at the time we checked were from October 2026.

Each pin is an image from an article on the site, so the board has substance behind it. You'll find "Trend Alert: Tall Skinny Candles", a "6 Favorites" roundup of sculptural self-standing taper candleholders, eight artful menorahs, a piece on artist Emma Kohlmann's tableware collection for Hay, and Simone Bodmer-Turner's made-in-Massachusetts ceramics. There is also a visit to Building Block Etc., a Silver Lake shop selling under-the-radar goods for the home, and a colour-blocked dining table worth coveting.

Why we picked it

Remodelista has a recognisable taste: calm materials, handmade objects, things built to last more than a season. The Tabletop board is that taste at its most concentrated. It isn't about one-night party decor. It's about how a well-considered table looks on an ordinary Tuesday.

We like that every image has writing behind it. See a plate you like, click through, and you learn who made it, what it's made of and where to find it. Pinterest works here as an index to a big editorial archive rather than a pile of uncredited photos.

It's also a living board with a huge audience, hundreds of thousands of followers, and new stories keep arriving. So you see what designers are excited about now, not just the classics.

Where to start

• Open the tall skinny candles story; it explains quickly why a table can look expensive without expensive things.
• Browse the sculptural self-standing candleholders, a neat idea for small apartments.
• Find Emma Kohlmann's tableware for Hay to see an artist's drawings carried onto plates.
• Read the piece on Simone Bodmer-Turner's ceramics if you're into studio pottery.
• Save three or four set tables you like and compare them; your own style usually jumps out.

Who it's for

People furnishing a kitchen or dining room who want to figure out which dishes and linens fit. Ceramicists and makers of tableware looking for a sense of what designers value. Food photographers and stylists hunting for props and setups. And anyone who likes setting a good table for friends.

Captions are short and the pictures do most of the talking. For the full story, the original articles are one click away.

Quick answers

Who runs this board? The official Remodelista account on Pinterest.

Is it still updated? Yes, the latest pins at the time we checked were added in October 2026.

Where do the pins lead? To the Remodelista articles the photos come from.