I'm not as good as you folks are at decorating with white, but I'm trying to do more of it. I look at all your wonderful blogs in amazement. This past weekend, I decided to play with a few items and see what it would look like, so I started in the sun room because the furniture I have in there is all white.
Join me on a tour of the room.
I spray painted this little vintage table a couple of weeks ago. using plain white paint from Wal Mart for $.99. I then just scuffed it in a few places with a 3M sanding sponge. I really like it but I may change it some before too long.
Notice the runner on the table. I found it while unpacking some of my MIL's things over the weekend. It has a girl in a sun bonnet crocheted on each end. I'll do a close up of it in a future post. It is so pretty and must be quite old as it has several small holes in it. The cloche display is made from a little plate I bought for a few cents at the Habitat Restore.
This lamp is from Kirklands a number of years ago. I brought it from the guest room and tied a piece of burlap on the finial.
I found these bowls in my MILs items. They are very old and have scratches from being used so much. I love the creamy color they have taken on.
I have the table set with some old "everyday" dishes that belonged to my husband. Notice the markings on these glasses. I found four of these, again in my MIL's items. I'm enjoying using her items in my decor. You'll notice I have to add a little color to the table. The napkins are from Target several years ago on clearance, Shabby Chic. The little cupid in the shell is a Kirkland's find and has been used a lot. In this photo, the bowls look creamy pink.
This little planter is a replica of a garden gate. I bought it a long time ago at a store called Grand Harbor that has since gone out of business. I loved to shop there. The little garden fairy is from Kirklands.
Of course I can't omit the little dish cabinet that I recently put chicken wire in. I absolutely love it. The canister set on the top is a thrift store find for $15.00. It has little bumble bees on the containers and a honeycomb texture. So cute!
I'll save the rest of the tour for another post. I hope you've enjoyed going through the sun room with me, and will join me at the following parties.
Faded Charm Party for White Wednesday, and at Between Naps on the Porch for Tablescape Thursday. Stop by these fabulous parties and link up to see some beautiful decor. While I'm partying, I'm joining in with Kim for Wow Us Wednesdays at http://savvysouthernstyle.blogspot.com
Join me on a tour of the room.
I spray painted this little vintage table a couple of weeks ago. using plain white paint from Wal Mart for $.99. I then just scuffed it in a few places with a 3M sanding sponge. I really like it but I may change it some before too long.
Notice the runner on the table. I found it while unpacking some of my MIL's things over the weekend. It has a girl in a sun bonnet crocheted on each end. I'll do a close up of it in a future post. It is so pretty and must be quite old as it has several small holes in it. The cloche display is made from a little plate I bought for a few cents at the Habitat Restore.
This lamp is from Kirklands a number of years ago. I brought it from the guest room and tied a piece of burlap on the finial.
I have the table set with some old "everyday" dishes that belonged to my husband. Notice the markings on these glasses. I found four of these, again in my MIL's items. I'm enjoying using her items in my decor. You'll notice I have to add a little color to the table. The napkins are from Target several years ago on clearance, Shabby Chic. The little cupid in the shell is a Kirkland's find and has been used a lot. In this photo, the bowls look creamy pink.
This little planter is a replica of a garden gate. I bought it a long time ago at a store called Grand Harbor that has since gone out of business. I loved to shop there. The little garden fairy is from Kirklands.
Of course I can't omit the little dish cabinet that I recently put chicken wire in. I absolutely love it. The canister set on the top is a thrift store find for $15.00. It has little bumble bees on the containers and a honeycomb texture. So cute!
I'll save the rest of the tour for another post. I hope you've enjoyed going through the sun room with me, and will join me at the following parties.
Faded Charm Party for White Wednesday, and at Between Naps on the Porch for Tablescape Thursday. Stop by these fabulous parties and link up to see some beautiful decor. While I'm partying, I'm joining in with Kim for Wow Us Wednesdays at http://savvysouthernstyle.blogspot.com
Your sun room is just that, filled with sunlight :o)
ReplyDeleteI love your vintage table and the delightful vignette you have made on it. I think it's lovely that you are using your MIL's things Kathy, I think that family pieces are true treasures. The little cherub in the cloche is so prettily displayed. Your ewer and bowl look like they're real vintage ones, and I love the little bunny just peeking out too.
I really enjoyed seeing your cheery sun room!
ReplyDeleteI love your little white table and vingette. I'm amazed that something as simple as adding a burlap ribbon to the lamp finial, can make it so pretty.
You have lots of priceless treasures.
hugs
Sissie
Thanks for sharing what a beautiful space you have and I love the chicken wire on the hutch!
ReplyDeleteHappy white Wednesday!!
Sherry
Your sunroom is so quaint and pretty!!! I love everything!!!!
ReplyDeleteI love your sunroom! I bet you really enjoy being out there, especially with your view, wow!
ReplyDeletexoxo,
Ellen
A wonderful room for sure. Your dishes are lovely. I love the stories that old ones tell.
ReplyDeleteYour sun room is very charming. I love all the cherubs....Christine
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful. I love how you fixed up your cloche. The chicken wire on the cabinet is fantastic.
ReplyDeleteI think you did a great job with all the creams and whites. I agree, there's lots of pretty white rooms in blog land and I can't seem to pull it off, more of an "earth tones" girl :)
ReplyDeleteI really like the hutch with the chicken wire and the great bee vases on top.
I'd say that you have this white on white thing down to an art form. Everything looks lovely. Aren't family treasures always the very best! Thank you for sharing your charming design. Cherry Kay
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed the tour, Kathy! It's wonderful that you have so many pretty things from your MIL -- I know she'd be pleased to see you enjoying them. I definitely enjoy using things from my MIL, too. Thanks for commenting on my table this week!
ReplyDeleteI think you did a fantastic job decorating with the whites, lights & creams. Those things from your MIL must be such treasures. I'm a new follower.
ReplyDeleteCAS
I enjoyed this tour so much! That cabinet is adorable! I love it!! And the canister set is precious too. Wow! You really got a steal on that.
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting me. So nice to catch up with you. I'm having a hard time keeping up with everyone. Sometimes it's hit and miss since I've started back to work.
Hope you have a great day!
Tammy
What a gorgeous table setting! I love the tablecloth.
ReplyDeletePlease stop by and visit the linky party I am hosting. There are prizes!
Hello! I love what you have done with your sun room.I am your newest follower. I came via BNOTP today. I have started a new blog. Come visit me and follow me (I only have 3 followers!)
ReplyDeleteHello fellow Georgian! Thanks for stopping by light of the home. I look forward to getting to know you. Nice sun room! I know you enjoy it.
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