and at one time were a set of six, but now there is just a lonely pair left. I believe in using what we have around here and that means that things get worn out and broken. The pink and green table that I purchased years ago from a local nursing home remodeling sale (yes, it’s true!) has been knocked over a few times and one of the legs has had more than one serious surgery to repair it. I love my vintage things and will continue to decorate by mixing the old with the new.
The table setting and styling I would still do AND still do a lot of white. And vintage.
How To Style A French Farmhouse Fall Table
I love that mirror! I have a 70 year old rectangular mirror with a simple painted frame that my dad made when he was in college. It’s been hanging in the garage for awhile and I’d love to update it without destroying the very well-made frame. I think I could attach it to a larger piece of wood, add molding, etc and create something this this.
That sounds doable indeed Nancy!
Janet, I just realized you live in my area. I have to tell you I never would have guessed – your style is so romantic and feminine and not seen often here in Miami. Don’t know if it’s the heat or what, but we tend to have more colors here. However, seeing how beautifully you have decorated your home has inspired me to be true to my inner girlie girl and forget the tropics. You have a beautiful home! Thanks for sharing and inspiring!
I love the pink platter. (very eye-catching.) (I love all old things.) It would work in ANY season! I use my red/white transferware from Christmas through Easter. !
Your transferware sounds lovely Sherry…I don’t have much, but love my platter