23 small country decor ideas
7 Tips to Creating Simple Seasonal Vignettes
If+you+are+looking+to+create+an+effortlessly+cozy room,+then+the+best+place+to+begin is+with+the+humble+vignette.+In+decorating,+a+vignette+is+a+small+grouping+of+objects+that+creates+a+pleasing+focal+point.+I+love+adding+vignettes+to+my+space+because+they+are+an+affordable+way+to+bring+charm,+character,+and+life+to any+room+during any+season.+ If you are looking to create an effortlessly cozy room, then the best place to begin is with the humble vignette. In decorating, a vignette is a small grouping of objects that creates a pleasing focal point. I love adding vignettes to my space because they are an affordable way to bring charm, character, and life to any …
Primitive, lantern candle holder decor, Rustic reclaimed picket fence candle holder lantern, cottage decor, home decor, country decor
Primitive lantern candle holder decor Rustic reclaimed This picket fence primitive country decor is made from reclaimed wood. It has a small lantern with a battery tea candle. A cute addition to your primitive decor. This fence has been stained English Chestnut. You can choose your own stain options. It would look good on a Fireplace, by your front Door or just about anywhere. You can order with or without the Decorative Garland attached. It measures 22″ x 16″ This will be made to order and will ship in approx. 10 to 14 days from purchase.
French Chairs to Buy: 10+ Affordable French Country Accent Chairs
It doesn’t have to cost a fortune to buy gorgeous French Country chairs! These 10 affordable accent chairs cost less than $500 each, with many closer to $300! Amazing collection!! Add French charm to your living room now! Complete source list with direct links to buy now | #Designthusiasm. If you love French chairs, you’ll love the shopping guide for affordable French country accent chairs, including bergeres and other French style armchairs.
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If you love French chairs, you’ll love the shopping guide for affordable French country accent chairs, including bergeres and other French style armchairs.
I have this same ladder w/ no decor on it. Now I know what to do w/ it!!! Yay!!!
If you love French chairs, you’ll love the shopping guide for affordable French country accent chairs, including bergeres and other French style armchairs.
Candle Holder Tea Light Vintage Heavy Clear Glass
Tea Light Candle Holder Vintage Unusual Unique Heavy Clear Glass Catch All for All Things Small Collectible Great Gift Idea Country Decor SIZE: 4 Inches Tall, 6 Inches in Length, and 6 Inches Wide This is a unique tea light candle holder or a catch all for small things…elegant and unusual… Tea Light Candle Holder Vintage Unusual Unique Heavy Clear Glass Catch All for All Things Small Collectible Great Gift Idea Country Decor SIZE: 4 Inches Tall, 6 Inches in Length, and 6 Inches Wide This is a unique tea light candle holder or a catch all for small things…elegant and unusual… Thank you for visiting my ‘closet’ and finding something you liked while there. Please visit again soon. JAM
23 Practical Kitchen Organization Ideas that Will Save You a Ton of Space
awesome Rustic Kitchen Caddy -Reclaimed Wood Style Caddy- Wood kitchen Tray – Barn Wood – Farmhouse – Country Decor -Cottage Chic -Rustic Home Decor We have come up with the best kitchen organization ideas to help you avoid the needless scavenger hunts throughout your kitchen. Don’t miss them!
Top 30 Charming French Kitchen Decor Inspirational Ideas
Top 30 French Kitchen Inspirational Ideas-homesthetics.ne (41) Today we are tackling the issue of the kitchen. To be more exact, the charming French kitchen decor we all love and long for in our homes.We all adore their attention to details and complex composition in natural neutral tones with elegant combinations of materials and textures.But we are here to convince you that such …
It’s the small details that make it work
Today we are tackling the issue of the kitchen. To be more exact, the charming French kitchen decor we all love and long for in our homes.We all adore their attention to details and complex composition in natural neutral tones with elegant combinations of materials and textures.But we are here to convince you that such …
Nancy’s Home Tour Part 2 – The Kitchen
Cute cozy kitchen with beverage condiments on a tier I have to say thank you to all of you for your sweet comments on Nancy’s Home Tour Part 1. UPDATE 9/7/18 See Nancy’s new home here. It thrills both of us that you love her home. 🙂 Let’s move on to her stunning kitchen! Don’t you just love her chalkboard? You have to be happy reading a message like that. I would describe this kitchen as welcoming, colorful, beautiful, and homey. Wouldn’t you? Edit to add a note from Nancy: “I just love reading all these sweet comments! Y’all just make my day! I have noticed a few comments on the tiered curtains…here’s my trick…it’s 3 separate valances, hung on 3 different tension rods. I love the look of it…It reminds me of something custom, but without the cost. It also gives me the privacy I want and it blocks the sun light on the hot summer days.” Nancy said this tiered stand is from a garage sale. She loves to have brunch gatherings on the weekends and she uses it to serve syrups and goodies like that. Her counters and vignettes are so pretty. The little cabinet tucked in the corner is a spice cabinet made by her Daddy 25 years ago. I remember her telling us about that a couple of years ago. It means the world to her. Look at all the adorable lamps. The picture below gives us a view into the family room. Just beautiful!! I asked Nancy a few questions about her house. Did they build it and is there anything we should all know? I love her answer, “We did not build this house… Let me say this house was a blessing and God sent in so many ways. This house of course had a builder but I like to think it was God inspired. It has everything I WISH I had used in the house we did build. It is the perfect size for us, not too big neither too small. We lived for 23 years on a very busy state road, we could never enjoy our front yard or porch… But here at our new house it’s so quiet, calm, relaxing. We live in a small neighborhood and a very small town. Our house is surrounded by a small small small national forest…. We have every kind of wildlife you can imagine. We are 2 mins from the lake and several bike and walking trails. We literally feel like we are living in a resort town…beautiful, clean and very low crime. I said all that to say …. I Love it and I’m so grateful !!!” I’m grateful to you for sharing with us, my friend. 🙂 The dining room is coming up next with a few out-takes too. Update 9/7/18 See Nancy’s new home here.
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I have to say thank you to all of you for your sweet comments on Nancy’s Home Tour Part 1. UPDATE 9/7/18 See Nancy’s new home here. It thrills both of us that you love her home. 🙂 Let’s move on to her stunning kitchen! Don’t you just love her chalkboard? You have to be happy reading a message like that. I would describe this kitchen as welcoming, colorful, beautiful, and homey. Wouldn’t you? Edit to add a note from Nancy: “I just love reading all these sweet comments! Y’all just make my day! I have noticed a few comments on the tiered curtains…here’s my trick…it’s 3 separate valances, hung on 3 different tension rods. I love the look of it…It reminds me of something custom, but without the cost. It also gives me the privacy I want and it blocks the sun light on the hot summer days.” Nancy said this tiered stand is from a garage sale. She loves to have brunch gatherings on the weekends and she uses it to serve syrups and goodies like that. Her counters and vignettes are so pretty. The little cabinet tucked in the corner is a spice cabinet made by her Daddy 25 years ago. I remember her telling us about that a couple of years ago. It means the world to her. Look at all the adorable lamps. The picture below gives us a view into the family room. Just beautiful!! I asked Nancy a few questions about her house. Did they build it and is there anything we should all know? I love her answer, “We did not build this house… Let me say this house was a blessing and God sent in so many ways. This house of course had a builder but I like to think it was God inspired. It has everything I WISH I had used in the house we did build. It is the perfect size for us, not too big neither too small. We lived for 23 years on a very busy state road, we could never enjoy our front yard or porch… But here at our new house it’s so quiet, calm, relaxing. We live in a small neighborhood and a very small town. Our house is surrounded by a small small small national forest…. We have every kind of wildlife you can imagine. We are 2 mins from the lake and several bike and walking trails. We literally feel like we are living in a resort town…beautiful, clean and very low crime. I said all that to say …. I Love it and I’m so grateful !!!” I’m grateful to you for sharing with us, my friend. 🙂 The dining room is coming up next with a few out-takes too. Update 9/7/18 See Nancy’s new home here.
Primitive Decor, Rustic Home Decor, lantern, candle holder , Sold Individually or set, picket fence candle holder lantern, country decor
Primitive lantern candle holder decor Sold by TeesTransformations These cute primitive country Picket fences are made from rustic wood. A small lantern with a battery tea candle is included. A cute addition to your primitive decor. This fence has been stained Dark Walnut. You can choose your own stain options. It would look good on a Fireplace, by your front Door or just about anywhere. It measures 22″ x 14″ They are priced Individually, or you can order a Matching Set of 2. They come decorated with muti-colored pip berries. The colors used can vary. If you prefer to have the fences with no added berries just message me when ordering and I can leave them off.
28 Gorgeous Spring Decor Ideas to Brighten Your Life
Bring Colorful Potted Plants Indoors While it may still be gloomy outside, let’s start thinking of some gorgeous spring decor ideas and designs to brighten our homes!
Free Primitive Crow Pattern | … Primitives, Country Crafts, Crow Decor, Country Primitive Decor
While it may still be gloomy outside, let’s start thinking of some gorgeous spring decor ideas and designs to brighten our homes!
Vertical Plant Hanger
Learn how to create this DIY Vertical Plant Hanger for your home! Perfect for small spaces! Who here is a big fan of having fresh flowers and plants around the house? I definitely am! One of the easiest ways to make a room feel bright and fresh is to add a few potted plants to liven up the space. It can totally change the feel of a room! My biggest problem (besides the…
Bringing Farmhouse Style into a Kitchen
Big and small ways to add country charm on a budget. HGTV is giving you expert tips for bringing farmhouse style into a kitchen on a budget.
Mason Jar Toothbrush Holder
Mason Jar Toothbrush Holder – * THE COUNTRY CHIC COTTAGE (DIY, Home Decor, Crafts, Farmhouse) Learn how to make your own mason jar toothbrush holder in just a few minutes. Super simple tutorial that only takes a few supplies.
Easy and Cheap DIY Projects To Make Your Apartment
Easy and Cheap DIY Projects To Make For Your Apartment Before starting any job, simply do a quick google and find out whether a permit is required. You might be next to the city center but the opinion is not too terrific. If you have finished all you can to minimize the noise coming into your home, there are quite a few different DIYs it is likely to think about to help lower your decibel levels. You can not know if you have succeeded in lessening the noise in your home if you don’t initially quantify what the very first levels are. Staging might not be beneficial if your apartment
Crushing on~ Baskets
FRENCH COUNTRY COTTAGE: Crushing on~ Baskets Can you be in love with a basket? Maybe… Especially if it is chunky and full of character with a great size and shape and that can do double duty holding this and that and looking charming at the same time. This month’s French event is all about baskets. Honestly, I’m not sure that I have any baskets that are specifically ‘French’ but I do have a love of a baskets and love to use them in several ways around my home. Like this large basket used as a coffee table in the cottage or a stack of these baskets in the corner of living room But, of course, my basket love doesn’t stop there. Baskets are one of those things that are always stand outs when shopping and sometimes as I pick one up and look it over and start to imagine where it could go, I have to rationalize with myself about if I really ‘need’ to bring another home. I literally set a great basket back down just last week knowing I had one similar to it. And now I’m thinking about it and wondering if it’s at the thrift store… Am I the only one who does that? Enablers unite… 😉 So here are a few of my favorites and my favorite ways to use them. #1. Rolling along A chunky basket with handles and a beautiful finish and…better yet- it’s on.wheels. Yep, don’t know what it is about a basket on wheels- but I know I like it. I also love it’s soft weathered, whitewashed finish too. #2 Vintage baby baskets I have a couple vintage baby bed baskets that were thrift store finds and they are some of my favorites atop an armoire or cupboard. The ones I have are very vintage and fragile but usable in a simple way like for holding flowers. This one also has the perfect amount of pink and green chippiness coming through the old white paint. #3. Bicycle basket on a door This one is from the archive archives. But yes, it’s a bicycle basket on a door filled with flowers. Seriously simple and since it has that nice flat back for attaching to a bicycle it was a perfect style and size for door decor. #4. Bolga Basket What about a basket with a little bit of a different flair? Even though I love all things French or Cottage inspired- I do like to add a little pop of something different sometimes and this Bolga basket- was talking to me. Loudly. #5. Baskets as display and storage A favorite use for baskets is as storage, of course, they aren’t always just decorative. You can hide a multitude of sins inside the right basket- and maybe a multitude of perfume, make-up or toiletries too if you would like. In my bathroom, on the shelves inside that French armoire I have several chunky baskets that do double duty. There are a couple smaller ones for holding things like face cream, toothpaste and whatnot and a larger one for holding laundry. So not only are they working baskets ~ they are also so pretty on display. I love how they look and how much they can store things and keep them out of the way. I am joining these great blogs in sharing a love of baskets today- stop by and say hello to them. What about you? Do you have a favorite basket or a favorite way to use baskets? Happy Sunday everyone Enter your email address: Delivered by FeedBurner
Tombstone hutch~
Can you be in love with a basket? Maybe… Especially if it is chunky and full of character with a great size and shape and that can do double duty holding this and that and looking charming at the same time. This month’s French event is all about baskets. Honestly, I’m not sure that I have any baskets that are specifically ‘French’ but I do have a love of a baskets and love to use them in several ways around my home. Like this large basket used as a coffee table in the cottage or a stack of these baskets in the corner of living room But, of course, my basket love doesn’t stop there. Baskets are one of those things that are always stand outs when shopping and sometimes as I pick one up and look it over and start to imagine where it could go, I have to rationalize with myself about if I really ‘need’ to bring another home. I literally set a great basket back down just last week knowing I had one similar to it. And now I’m thinking about it and wondering if it’s at the thrift store… Am I the only one who does that? Enablers unite… 😉 So here are a few of my favorites and my favorite ways to use them. #1. Rolling along A chunky basket with handles and a beautiful finish and…better yet- it’s on.wheels. Yep, don’t know what it is about a basket on wheels- but I know I like it. I also love it’s soft weathered, whitewashed finish too. #2 Vintage baby baskets I have a couple vintage baby bed baskets that were thrift store finds and they are some of my favorites atop an armoire or cupboard. The ones I have are very vintage and fragile but usable in a simple way like for holding flowers. This one also has the perfect amount of pink and green chippiness coming through the old white paint. #3. Bicycle basket on a door This one is from the archive archives. But yes, it’s a bicycle basket on a door filled with flowers. Seriously simple and since it has that nice flat back for attaching to a bicycle it was a perfect style and size for door decor. #4. Bolga Basket What about a basket with a little bit of a different flair? Even though I love all things French or Cottage inspired- I do like to add a little pop of something different sometimes and this Bolga basket- was talking to me. Loudly. #5. Baskets as display and storage A favorite use for baskets is as storage, of course, they aren’t always just decorative. You can hide a multitude of sins inside the right basket- and maybe a multitude of perfume, make-up or toiletries too if you would like. In my bathroom, on the shelves inside that French armoire I have several chunky baskets that do double duty. There are a couple smaller ones for holding things like face cream, toothpaste and whatnot and a larger one for holding laundry. So not only are they working baskets ~ they are also so pretty on display. I love how they look and how much they can store things and keep them out of the way. I am joining these great blogs in sharing a love of baskets today- stop by and say hello to them. What about you? Do you have a favorite basket or a favorite way to use baskets? Happy Sunday everyone Enter your email address: Delivered by FeedBurner
Feathered Nest Friday
Feathered Nest Friday – FRENCH COUNTRY COTTAGE Welcome to Feathered Nest Friday! I hope your week has been going well! It’s hard to believe that next weeks party will be in September already! I am planning on soaking up the lazy Summer days this long weekend and catching up on a few projects. Here’s what I shared this week: A few of my favorite ways to use empty frames An outdoor brunch table setting A random Saturday post with a little of this and that Let’s get onto the review~ The Lavender Tub shared how to use an oil for better antiquing Maison de Pax shared a charming aqua bookcase Little Red Window shared a faux metal industrial letter Ash Tree Cottage shared her hutch filled with treasures Nancy’s Daily Dish shared her English cottage living room Time to party! An InLinkz Link-up Enter your email address: Delivered by FeedBurner
Lovely French Country Home Decor Ideas 27
Welcome to Feathered Nest Friday! I hope your week has been going well! It’s hard to believe that next weeks party will be in September already! I am planning on soaking up the lazy Summer days this long weekend and catching up on a few projects. Here’s what I shared this week: A few of my favorite ways to use empty frames An outdoor brunch table setting A random Saturday post with a little of this and that Let’s get onto the review~ The Lavender Tub shared how to use an oil for better antiquing Maison de Pax shared a charming aqua bookcase Little Red Window shared a faux metal industrial letter Ash Tree Cottage shared her hutch filled with treasures Nancy’s Daily Dish shared her English cottage living room Time to party! An InLinkz Link-up Enter your email address: Delivered by FeedBurner
These look to be Rae Dunn inspired.
Welcome to Feathered Nest Friday! I hope your week has been going well! It’s hard to believe that next weeks party will be in September already! I am planning on soaking up the lazy Summer days this long weekend and catching up on a few projects. Here’s what I shared this week: A few of my favorite ways to use empty frames An outdoor brunch table setting A random Saturday post with a little of this and that Let’s get onto the review~ The Lavender Tub shared how to use an oil for better antiquing Maison de Pax shared a charming aqua bookcase Little Red Window shared a faux metal industrial letter Ash Tree Cottage shared her hutch filled with treasures Nancy’s Daily Dish shared her English cottage living room Time to party! An InLinkz Link-up Enter your email address: Delivered by FeedBurner