In my previous post, Using What You Have, I shared that we moved a sofa and love seat we had in the basement to the family room. What a change, going from dark brown to jewel tones floral! I am loving the change. It allows me to use my blue, green, pink, aqua accessories. I'm going for the cottage look, and each day I'm remembering items that I have that will work in the room now.
Of course, I made a quick visit to Good Will, and found 3 new home decor books, an English teapot, a bunch of roses for the teapot, and a couple other items. I arranged the roses into the teapot, and placed it in the adjoining dining room to help everything work together. I believe the teapot was $2.52, and the flowers were a dollar. The teapot is marked, Arthur Wood & Son, Staffordshire England, est., 1884, and numbered 6485 M. Similar pots sell on Ebay from $8 - $70. Mine was missing the lid, so it works great like I have it.
I'm still changing things, so I will keep sharing with you.
Of course, I made a quick visit to Good Will, and found 3 new home decor books, an English teapot, a bunch of roses for the teapot, and a couple other items. I arranged the roses into the teapot, and placed it in the adjoining dining room to help everything work together. I believe the teapot was $2.52, and the flowers were a dollar. The teapot is marked, Arthur Wood & Son, Staffordshire England, est., 1884, and numbered 6485 M. Similar pots sell on Ebay from $8 - $70. Mine was missing the lid, so it works great like I have it.
This table is working well in the dining room.
I'll share how I made these curtain panels soon. (I have about $1.50 in the two)! Good Will fabric remnant with exactly enough fabric for 2 panels!
The tan background on the panels blends in with the rug, and the pink floral design works with the family room changes.
I changed the coffee table vignette to this. I love the 'free' basket, and the aqua jars.
I switched out some of the items on the gallery wall in order to lighten the colors. I painted the frame on the top center picture with gold acrylic paint which blends better now.
(current lighter gallery wall)
(first gallery wall look)
I also switched out the lamps which allows for a better view of the wall.I'm still changing things, so I will keep sharing with you.
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