The Ultimate Display

• If you're a Fiesta collector, consider setting your table using one setting in each color that you own, or a single piece of dinnerware in each color you own, creating a very eclectic look. The end result will be a stunning display in a panoply of colors.This way of combining Fiesta pieces allows you to continually mix things up and choose specific colors for certain occasions.
  
  

American Pride

• Pull out your red, white and blue Fiesta dinnerware and add a touch of Americana decor to your home. This timeless look can work all year round but will be especially fitting for the Memorial Day, Labor Day and Fourth of July holidays. Mix and match the colors or consider using multiple shades of red and blue (light and dark) for a unique look. Use flag-theme napkins to complete the look.
  
  

Around the World

• Celebrate different countries and cuisines with creative Fiesta color pairings. For Cinco de Mayo, use the colors of the Mexican flag -- red, white and green -- to create a color combination that celebrates the event. To compliment a Greek-theme dinner, use blue and white dinnerware. You can use this method of combining colors for just about any country.
  
  

Rainbow Array

• To make a bright and sunny display of Fiesta dinnerware, use a rainbow as inspiration. Use the colors red, orange, yellow, green, blue and purple to create a rainbow on your table. If you really want to make this theme stand out, use a light blue tablecloth to represent the sky, white napkins for clouds and bright yellow serving bowls to symbolize the sun.
  
  

Holiday Tables

• Fiesta dinnerware comes in such a wide array of colors that you can create color combinations for just about any holiday or celebration. Use brown, orange, goldenrod and yellow for Thanksgiving dinners. Opt for red and white dinnerware for a Valentine's Day treat. Select light shades of pink, blue, green, yellow and purple for springtime or Easter dinner. Use the popular Christmas colors of red and green during the holiday season, and choose blue and white for Hanukkah. The possibilities are endless.