A constant rotation of vintage items make them seem fresh when the context of seasons change.
Folks…I have been remiss in posting lately. Life is very busy right now and now that I have (finally) chosen a contractor for my renovation, the next month will be off the charts busy between closing, packing, storing and finally, a tag sale to get rid of many things I don’t want or won’t have a place for, post renovation. Then I move into a rental cottage and hopefully, it will be somewhat less stressful once the work starts.
For now, however, I am just trying to keep things easy at home. Where as this time of year, I would be doing a lot of things to the exterior of the house for the summer and also creating a lot of craft projects, I am purposely foregoing all that to keep life simple. So it is easy, breezy summer for now.
I have just added a few summer touches to the house.
I hope you find some inspiration.
Always,
Cindy
I just love vintage alabaster lamps because they easily fit the neutral palette and are still very reasonable priced online and in antique stores.
A table with a canvas top was the perfect size for my found vintage, European bulb trays. A very rustic and rough hewn element against the more refined alabaster lamp and vintage white pedestal pottery.
My design books are never very far away.
Vintage tin with a bouquet of dried, white berries and pencil starfish with tarnished German Glass Glitter.
Vintage Ironstone Pitcher and basin with a vintage, hand embroidered linen runner. Perfection!
Vessels with maritime rope with mercury glass globes
