Hello dear readers! It’s only January and for those of us who love flowers and gardening, spring seems painfully far away! That doesn’t mean we can’t bring the outdoors in and add a little bit of garden style to our homes during the dreary winter months. Decorating with paperwhites is a great way to add a bit of garden style from winter through spring. Today I am sharing some inspiration for winter decorating with fresh or faux paperwhites.
Hello everyone, back again with a little post exploring vintage decorating style and current home decor trends. A very popular look right now is “Boho-Chic” which can be sometimes referred to as minimalist farmhouse, or Fixer Upper style, although these are broad terms open to interpretation by the designer. This trend might not appeal to all vintage decor and collecting enthusiasts, but for those of us who like to change things up from time to time to keep our vintage style homes looking fresh and interesting, it can be fun to explore these popular style trends. Let’s take a look at the Boho Chic style that is all the rage. *This post contains affiliate links.
Did someone say frames? Actually, my friend Cindy of County Road 407 did! She has organized a fun frames-themed blog hop today for our vintage Lifestyle of Love group!
I am excited to be sharing some of my favorite antique and vintage frames that I have collected over the years. If you are coming over from Cindy’s blog or if you just happened to be stopping by today, I am so happy you are here! Weren’t Cindy’s framed sugar sacks just the sweetest?
Happy November! This week I plan to start packing away some of my early fall decor and changing some vignettes to have more of a late fall and Thanksgiving feel. Before I share those vignettes with you on Saturday for the “Season of Thanks” blog hop, I wanted to capture the a couple of unique vintage vignettes I put together in the dining room using thrifted vintage finds