Welcome back for part two of my Early Spring Home Tour! This is a continuation of part one where I shared my living room and dining room for the Hop Into Spring blog hop with nine other amazing home tours. Today I will be taking you on a tour of the kitchen which is also decorated for early spring in cottage farmhouse style. True friends are back door guests, so come on in! Since this is our main door into the kitchen, we are starting the tour here today.
As a vintage decorator I have a major pet peeve…technology! That’s a pretty big issue considering we live in a tech based society, and I am a blogger. It’s not that I don’t like the convenience of technology, but modern tech devices and cords cluttering things up just don’t compliment vintage decor! I am on a major de-cluttering and organizing kick, so I have been looking for specific ways to organize and hide technology in a vintage style home. *This post contains affiliate links.
Large, older and historic homes have so much charm, but sometimes the things people love about them can be the most difficult to enjoy. For example, when we purchased our home I loved the fact that our living room had tall ceilings and lots of space, but I have had the hardest time trying to decorate it! It took me forever to make it feel cozy. I finally realized it the problem was that the room was elongated and I had never decorated a space quite like it. After four years I am finally getting the hang of what the room needs. Here are some tips I have found for for making a large living room feel cozy. *This post contains affiliate links.
Hello friends and lovers of spring! I am so excited to announce that I am participating in a spring home tour/blog hop this week with nine of my talented decorating friends. You are cordially invited to “Hop Into Spring” with us! As the host of the hop I wanted to take this opportunity to give you a little “sneak peek preview” of some of the beautiful decor that will be on the tours this week, and to introduce you to everyone who will be participating in the hop. Take a look!
