Showing posts with label decorating. Show all posts
Showing posts with label decorating. Show all posts
Monday, April 24, 2023
April Days
Wednesday, June 24, 2020
The Baker's Rack
Labels:
decorating,
kitchen,
summer decor
Monday, November 18, 2019
Speeding Toward the Holidays
Labels:
decorating,
fall decor,
fall mantel,
Thanksgiving Tablescapes
Thursday, October 17, 2019
A Peek at the New Den Floor
Labels:
decorating,
den/family room,
Downton Abbey,
fall decor,
hardwood floors
Monday, September 30, 2019
Favorite Decor and Another Small Renovation
Labels:
decorating,
hardwood floors,
home renovations
Friday, June 14, 2019
Our Master Bedroom
Labels:
bedrooms,
decorating,
house and home
Wednesday, April 24, 2019
Tour a Southport Coastal Cottage, Part 2
Labels:
B & K Cottage,
cottages,
decorating,
North Carolina,
Southport,
Travel
Tuesday, April 23, 2019
Tour a Coastal Cottage in Southport, North Carolina
Labels:
B & K Cottage,
cottages,
decorating,
North Carolina,
Southport,
Travel
Sunday, March 17, 2019
Small Changes in the Living Room
Labels:
decorating,
living room,
Spode
Wednesday, October 17, 2018
Our Fall Family Room
Labels:
decorating,
den/family room,
fall decor,
fall mantel,
transferware
Tuesday, June 19, 2018
Summer Kitchen
Labels:
decorating,
house and home,
kitchen,
Metamorphosis Monday,
summer decor
Sunday, December 24, 2017
Christmas in the Dining Room
Hello dear readers. The eve of Christmas is such a special time. I'm sorry I've been absent here, but my dad had to be hospitalized again week before last. He was there five days this time, and we're all thankful he can be home with us for Christmas. I know some of you are missing loved ones this year -- some are spending first Christmases without a spouse, parent, etc. I hope you will find comfort in the Christmas story more than ever this year.
I'm still decorating and haven't wrapped a single present, yet here I sit, typing away. 😉 Our dining room feels very Christmasy this year, so I'm sharing some pics with you.
I'm still decorating and haven't wrapped a single present, yet here I sit, typing away. 😉 Our dining room feels very Christmasy this year, so I'm sharing some pics with you.
Labels:
Christmas Tablescapes,
decorating,
house and home
Sunday, November 26, 2017
Autumn Into Christmas
Fall came late in our area, and so we still have some color left on the trees. We admired the late autumn foliage on our way to my parents' house the day after Thanksgiving. Though it still feels like fall, it's time to move on to Christmas preparations. We're planning to put our tree in the stand this afternoon and put the lights and garland on.
Before we do that, however, I want to show you the living room and foyer (very minimally) decorated for fall. After today, it will be a bit topsy-turvy while I'm in the midst of putting out Christmas decs.
Labels:
decorating,
fall decor,
fall foyer,
hardwood floors
Sunday, October 29, 2017
The Fall Den
Hello everyone! I'm trying really hard to get some "photo shoots" of the various rooms in the house while it's still technically Fall. I told my husband that in a few weeks, I'll be seeing posts about Christmas and Christmas home tours in blog land. Here are some fall pics for you before we all have to start thinking about Christmas.
Labels:
carpet,
decorating,
den,
fall decor,
fall mantle,
house and home
Tuesday, April 11, 2017
The Curio Cabinet
I like to think that I have a mind of my own, in decorating as well as other things. But one of the fun parts of blogging is that I do sometimes get wonderful ideas that really click with my own style; I love that other bloggers share their ideas with the rest of us.
I mentioned Laura Ingalls Gunn at "Decor To Adore" a few weeks ago when I wrote a post about some of my favorite bloggers. I wrote that I love Laura's decorating style, and when she posted about curio cabinets a few weeks ago and told us the history behind curio cabinets, or cabinet of curiosities, as they were originally called, this post really resonated with me. Laura then shared her own "cabinet of curiosities" Here, and after seeing it, I was on a mission. I immediately went into our living room and started putting together my own curio cabinet. I didn't have to buy a thing for it; everything was collected from throughout our house. Thanks for the inspiration, Laura -- I hope you don't mind my copycatting! :)
I mentioned Laura Ingalls Gunn at "Decor To Adore" a few weeks ago when I wrote a post about some of my favorite bloggers. I wrote that I love Laura's decorating style, and when she posted about curio cabinets a few weeks ago and told us the history behind curio cabinets, or cabinet of curiosities, as they were originally called, this post really resonated with me. Laura then shared her own "cabinet of curiosities" Here, and after seeing it, I was on a mission. I immediately went into our living room and started putting together my own curio cabinet. I didn't have to buy a thing for it; everything was collected from throughout our house. Thanks for the inspiration, Laura -- I hope you don't mind my copycatting! :)
Labels:
curio cabinet,
decorating,
home decor,
house and home,
Spring
Sunday, January 8, 2017
The Kitchen at Christmas
I'm pretty sure these will be the last Christmas pictures I make you suffer through share with you this year. ;) I hardly ever show my kitchen decorated for Christmas, so here goes.
Labels:
Christmas,
decorating,
house and home,
kitchen
Wednesday, September 28, 2016
Autumn Mantel
Hello my friends! I got my fall mantel finished, and hubby was kind enough to take pictures for me last night. Believe me, I've tried taking pictures of this mantel on several occasions with very sad results. ;) This is the WORST SPOT to take pictures because it gets no direct light. Hal uses something similar to a softbox to reflect his flash, but he has to get everything just so because of the light reflecting off the picture above the mantel.
Friday, July 8, 2016
New Curtains
Happy Friday everyone! I hope you've all had a good week.
I want to give you a quick glimpse of the new curtains I purchased for our guest bedroom. It seems I just keep working on this room, don't I? ;) I really am almost done until the time when we can get it repainted. At that point, I'll have the wallpaper (and the corkboard between the windows) removed, but for now, I'm close to being done.
Labels:
Country Curtains,
decorating,
guest bedroom,
house and home
Monday, November 2, 2015
Tartan Parade
Happy Monday everyone! Have you seen Alison's blog, The Polohouse? I enjoy reading her posts because she decorates her home in English country style, and I'm a big fan of English country. :) Alison is having a "Tartan Parade" on her blog today, and I decided to join in. I haven't been participating in link parties for the last few months because life has just been too hectic, but a party featuring tartan plaids was hard for me to resist.
I love tartan plaid -- both in my wardrobe and in our home. We have bits of tartan scattered throughout the house, so I'll share some here (I apologize to my readers who've seen these before).
I love tartan plaid -- both in my wardrobe and in our home. We have bits of tartan scattered throughout the house, so I'll share some here (I apologize to my readers who've seen these before).
Labels:
decorating,
house and home,
tartan plaids
Monday, September 7, 2015
Tweaking the Guest Bedroom
Happy Labor Day everyone! I think most of us consider this the official end of summer, although here in the south, we'll have several more hot days before summer's truly over.
You may remember when I posted our guest room reveal back in April of this year. I mentioned that we'd be getting a vanity/dressing table that was part of the bedroom suite, and I showed you the dressing table in this post. After cleaning, polishing with beeswax and orange oil, and touching up nicks, chips, and scratches, I can finally show you the dressing table. This is as good as it will look without paying a professional to completely re-finish it. We think it turned out pretty well.
You may remember when I posted our guest room reveal back in April of this year. I mentioned that we'd be getting a vanity/dressing table that was part of the bedroom suite, and I showed you the dressing table in this post. After cleaning, polishing with beeswax and orange oil, and touching up nicks, chips, and scratches, I can finally show you the dressing table. This is as good as it will look without paying a professional to completely re-finish it. We think it turned out pretty well.
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