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Fall Tour Dining Room, Sun Room and Breakfast Room

I'm back to welcome you to tour the dining, breakfast, and sun rooms.
Lots of photos.
 Please relax and enjoy!
Dining Room
I decided to use the bird fabric for a runner rather than a wall hanging.  Here it grounds the tiered stand laden with autumn pumpkins, stems, and corn.



 This arrangement sits on a tall hand made/painted stool.  The pottery depicts southwestern scenes.  The colors blend in with the other fall decor.

 The side table is decked out for fall.

Fall on the bookcase.

Breakfast Room
 Apothecary jar filled with ceramic pumpkins.  

Mr. Rooster looks proud in his fall colors.

 More autumn color.


 Here is the arrangement for the breakfast table.
I got this dough bowl on Ebay.  I was a little disappointed in the size of it , but it's good for decorating.


 
Sun Room

  I removed the sea shells and turquoise items from the wire basket, and added acorns purchased at Kirkland's last year.  The wire pumpkins are place card holders.  The sun is casting shadows on the table this morning.

 Faux acorns also fill this Ball jar.

Hope you have enjoyed sharing the fall decor at Shadymont.

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  1. Barb September 13, 2011 at 9:06 PM

    Kathy, lots of wonderful touches....just so inviting and welcoming. Really lovely!!

    Barb ♥

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  2. AnonymousSeptember 14, 2011 at 7:05 PM

    HI Kathy! Everything looks wonderful. Now I spied some Roosters - looking good!
    Be a sweetie,
    Shelia ;)

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  3. A Hint of HomeSeptember 14, 2011 at 9:04 PM

    Everything looks so pretty and ready for Fall!
    Just got my inside done today! Lots of work, this decorating thing! lol

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  4. Tammy at Tammy Loves DishesSeptember 14, 2011 at 10:12 PM

    I enjoyed the tour of your fall decor. I really like the way you decorated the tiered stand. I recently found one at a thrift store that would be perfect to use as a centerpiece decorated as you did. Thanks for the idea!

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  5. Shannon@Cozy Home ScenesSeptember 15, 2011 at 10:13 AM

    Hi Kathy, you have done a beautiful job decorating for fall. Everything looks pretty but the arrangement with the southwestern designs is my favorite thing. It is really pretty. You have very cute things used in a very decorative manner.-----
    Shannon

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