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Using White Decor in My Home

I want to join in the fun at Blissful Whites Wednesday, so I'm going around the house looking at places where I've used the color white.  My home is by no means "all-white", but I do use it alot throughout my home.  I'm on a blue and aqua kick right now, so there's no telling what I might paint next.    This post is picture heavy, so sit back and relax, and enjoy the white items in my home.  Be sure to visit the Blissful Whites Wednesday party for lots of inspiration!  

Lots of White in the Sun Room









This shelf in the dining area holds white dishes.


White Candlesticks and candles in the master.


White in the china cabinet



White in the entry


Lots of white in the bookcase


Frames makeover from bronze to white



White tray vignette


Off-white vintage bird cage


Wall gallery above the loveseat (family room) done in whites


Of course, my mantel, fire surround, and current decor is mostly white.


Old bookcase painted in ASCP Olde White


Made over old 1/2 hoosier cabinet with home made chalk paint.


Old plant stand made over with home made chalk paint in white

I use lots of color too, but still love having lots of white items throughout our home.

Do you use lots of white in your decor?

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Comments

  1. Love all the whites, it all looks so pretty.

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  2. I do... luv white around the home. I once had an almost all white home. But when we built this home, I changed form a shabby chic to a Tuscan look. But I found myself adding white 2 years ago... now like you I have white throughout the home.
    Your look very pretty..
    Hugs, Gee

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  3. Hi Kathy! Oh, yes, I've so enjoyed seeing all of your pretty whites. I love color in my home but so enjoy seeing all of the white homes but I just couldn't live in a totally white house! :) I guess I've got plenty of it around my house too.
    Now I adore your pretty little table and chairs in front of the window.
    Be a sweetie and thank you for popping in to see me.
    Shelia :)

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  4. Pretty, pretty whites. It's always fun to go on a color"hunt," to see how much you actually use a color or not! You use white beautifully. Jane

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  5. Kathy, your sunroom is so pretty in white. i love the tatted tablecloth. I cannot do all white either but have a good bit of it too, xo, olive

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  6. What a beautiful home you have. The white is so elegant. I really love the mantel. Aqua is also a nice color; love it also :)

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