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Everyone’s Favorite Christmas Traditions

By Anita 4 Comments

If you follow along here, you might not know we have a private Facebook group where you can share your decorating successes and ask for advice. It’s a fabulous group, so supportive and encouraging. You can join here if you like. INTERIOR DESIGN FORUM I recently asked the group what their favorite Christmas traditions are. (I […]

Filed Under: Christmas

DIY Tips and Tricks Styling a Fireplace

By Anita 10 Comments

Styling a fireplace seems like it should be easy, but often there are issues that make it more difficult. For example, many have their TV above the mantle. I do, but it is behind the doors. That means we don’t have to look at the TV all of the time, but I am still limited […]

Filed Under: accessorizing, DIY TIPS AND TRICKS, fireplace, Project

No Cost Home Makeover

By Anita 8 Comments

This is another no cost home makeover. It all started with this Aidan Gray ottoman.  It was on sale, and I fell in love with it.  I ended up using it in the guest apartment below. But then I had an idea, why not move it to the farm?   I didn’t plan to use it […]

Filed Under: Aidan Gray, chalky paint, country French, French furniture, paint, Paint Project, Project, room makeover

Gorgeous Vintage Lamp WOW

By Anita 15 Comments

This used to be my favorite room in the house, now it is my favorite room any where. This is my bedroom. My super cool addition is this vintage Italian lamp I found at the thrift store for about $100. The lamp was made in Italy. The paint appears to be original. The lampshade was […]

Filed Under: accessorizing, Ballard Designs, lamp, Project, vintage

The Pink Table

By Anita 22 Comments

I do love pink, but never thought I would paint any thing pink, but I did.  If you don’t like your table, why not paint it?  This is the story of the painted table.   This is the before photo  above.  I guess I really didn’t like the way the table looked, because I can’t […]

Filed Under: chawk paint, guest quarters, paint, Paint Project, Project

Making a Ribbon Lamp Shade.

By Anita 6 Comments

Today, I’m talking about making a ribbon lamp shade. But I am getting ahead of myself. Once upon a time, a friend pointed to these lamps, and said that someone had given her two wood lamps just like them, would I want them. I have to admit I was a bit skeptical.  Really?  Someone is […]

Filed Under: accessorizing, chawk paint, guest quarters, lamp, paint, Paint Project, Project

Christmas Potpourri Balls

By Anita 6 Comments

    This is one of those ‘if I can do it – you can do it’ projects.  The most time consuming part of the project was finding my glue gun.  That took approximately 2 hours. I so wish I were making this up. Christmas decorations are just up for a few weeks, so it’s […]

Filed Under: Christmas, Project

Playing with Focal Points

By Anita 11 Comments

  Every room  needs a focal point. It’s that place your eye goes in a room to rest. This was my problem with the ceiling tiles used above my bed. I like the size of the tiles. They are appropriate for the large size of the king bed, but they had no focal point. Your […]

Filed Under: accessorizing, chalky paint, country French, paint, Paint Project, Project

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