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A Summer Patio Like Sofia Vergara’s

  • Writer: Siuzanna Ahbalian
    Siuzanna Ahbalian
  • Apr 9
  • 2 min read

Seasonal decor is a fun and easy way to refresh your home and break up the everyday routine. And actress Sofia Vergara’s summer patio setup is a perfect example of how to do it right.


Photo: sofiavergara
Photo: sofiavergara

On her airy veranda, framed by soft white and cream arches, Sofia set a long dining table for friends and family. It blends beautifully into the lush green landscape around it. She topped it with a light linen tablecloth featuring delicate green botanical prints that echo the tall, leafy palms in her garden. That green theme flows through the entire setup — from the textured glassware and pitchers to the napkins and vibrant floral arrangements.


Photo: sofiavergara
Photo: sofiavergara

The table is set with porcelain plates placed on woven raffia placemats accented with cowrie shells — a lovely nod to coastal style. Touches of gold, like the metallic champagne bucket and drink coasters, bring in just the right amount of shine.


A well-styled summer table on the patio becomes a special gathering spot — whether for entertaining a big group or enjoying a quiet moment alone. And the magic really is in the details: the color of the linens, the choice of dishes, even the way the napkins are folded.


Photo: sofiavergara
Photo: sofiavergara

If you're creating your own veranda dining area, start with the tablecloth — think about how it looks against your garden backdrop. Natural tones and botanical patterns work beautifully. Linen or cotton are great go-to fabrics; they feel light and breezy, just like summer itself. But honestly, you can skip the tablecloth altogether and use seat cushions or upholstery to introduce color and pattern instead.


You can’t go wrong with a unified color scheme, like Sofia did. Then, play it up with a few contrasting shades and textures — think metallics, mixed flatware, or colorful ceramics. For that perfect summer tablescape, balance low and high elements — add a tall vase of flowers or elegant candelabras to draw the eye upward.



 
 
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