The Bells, the proprietors of Berkeley's Omega Too Lighting Design, often take old...
Check out HGTV to see this creative home on the Cape, where every is decorated with refinished antiques.
Antique repurposed radio cabinet to bookcase with beadboard and Fusion Mineral Paint - by Girl in the Garage
Tambour Dressing Table, Duncan Phyfe (attributed to) (United States, New York, 1768-1854) Duncan Phyfe (possibly) (United States, New York, 1768-1854), United States, New York City, 1795-1810, Furnishings, Mahogany, tulip poplar.
Furniture can be very versatile, if you want it to be. A single piece can look extremely different depending on the environment surrounding it or the
As much as I love re-habbing furniture, I also enjoying making unique jewelry, especially in the winter when the days are shorter and t...
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Rust & Glam are just two of my favorite things and turning this old scale into a candlescape seemed perfect to me! Wanna see more? It's in my blog :)
I have a few decorating "staples" when it comes to faux flowers; tried and true floral elements that I know I can use no matter what the Season or Holiday. Spring, Summer, Fall and Winter I can always count on slightly wild and natural grapevine twiggy wreaths, lifelike Hydrangeas, and my favorite for this time of year... Paperwhites. I usually have one of my smaller tabletop Christmas trees here in the Entry, but this year I found a new white (antique white) lighted wreath and realized that I was going for an all-white look here. Tartan Plaid is everywhere else in the house, but I wanted this spot to be calm and classic. so I needed white flowers... Last year I found individual faux "blooming bulbs" and bought several clusters of them. They weren't inexpensive, but I looked at it like a floral "investment. I knew I would use them over and over again, no matter what the season. I don't have any links, but just google "faux paperwhites" in "shopping", you should get some ideas. The iron urn is another piece I use over and over, no matter the time of year. It's really deep so I can use tall blooms and sticks easily. I used brown paper crinkle filler and moss to anchor the individual stems and then the grapevine "fencing" that I found at Hobby Lobby several years ago, keeps them in a tighter grouping. I love the natural look of that twiggy ribbon fence. It reminds me of British Wattle fencing. Burlap ribbon printed with a vintage white font and a metal Noel ornament are keeping with the white and neutral look. This was from last winter after Christmas when I first used them together in a galvanized metal bucket. This is from last year early Spring when I used Paperwhites in another very old chalk urn, along with some ivy and a bird nest. a few years ago in my Pottery Barn urn. In May in the Entry again. and on the coffee table. This bundle really makes the decorating rounds. When we lived at the old house I used to buy a hundred bulbs each October and start planning the containers I would use for forcing them. (these are in recycled candle jars) An old ironstone tureen, planted before Thanksgiving that year. And another year with the candle jars in an old milk bottle carrier. Pinterest photos from my board "Paperwhites" and from an old Country Living "Gardener" Magazine, the photo that started it all for me. I'll be sharing more of the Entry next week when I'm part of a Home Tour with Marty from A Stroll Thru Life on Friday December 8th. But I'll see you before then. Also, I just want to mention as a head's up, that Amber from Follow the Yellow Brick Home and I will be co-hosting a Christmas Home Link-Party for everyone somewhere around December 13th. Please put that on your calender. Even if you've been part of another Christmas Blog Hop, we want you to come join in and link up your Christmas posts so we can all get together for some Blogging fun! Hope you're having a good week! xoxo, joining in here: Share Your Style at The Essence of Home Share Your Cup at Mrs. Olson's Feathered Nest Friday at French Country Cottage Foodie Friday at Rattlebridge Farm Inspiration Gallery at Craftberry Bush Sunday at Home at Love of Home Amaze Me Monday at Dwellings Inspiration Monday at Refresh Restyle The Scoop at Worthing Court
These adorable Christmas dioramas are made with vintage ornament boxes!
Making Smiles Every Day! Wouldn't someone you love enjoy a Fauxbot?
A guide to identifying and collecting antique bread boards. The best tips for caring for your antique wood boards.
How to make a shabby chic wreath using a reclaimed chair back and a small grapevine wreath. I found an antique chair back and the white paint was really
We return to pinterest for some more inspiration today. Have you considered adding a wall of plates in your home? I love this look and have been stockpiling plates for years. I used to keep them all on display in my summer house, but now that I have converted it to a photo cottage, I…
We’re repurposing an antique square piano into our KITCHEN ISLAND… it’s the first step in our old Victorian house DIY kitchen remodel.
I bought this nut bowl at a thrift store, thinking I'd use it at the holidays, but it never suited in with my decor. So I decided to take it outdoors! I hunt…
From Leland Little
When I first read the description in the suggestion email I wondered how a clock could be a cloche but I forgot about these types of clocks. Brilliant! I am not a fan of this style clock but I am a…
