A few additional updates like bedside wall lamps, a new desk chair from Habitat ReStore...
Brass birds that I thrifted.... (I love that my Grandma had ones just like these.)
and more neutral drapes, finish things off.
These are store bought drapes that I had my seamstress cut in half and line with drapery lining. A great cost effective option for a small window with a short return (return = space between the edge of the window and the adjacent wall).
I've kept the Christmas décor fairly straight forward in this space too. A silver and gold tree and a few small touches including this great Pottery Barn tree pillow.
In the kitchen, I've opted for a simple tablescape of candles, flowers and a ReStore cone tree.
The kitchen tree got an update with the addition of a new, more organic garland.
I took a fabric remnant and simply tore it into strips and tied them together.
I love how it turned out.
Merry week before Christmas!
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Wow! great finds and love the chase. Wish there was more than one Restore in Atlanta.
Ahhh, those bird statues. We had a pair in our house growing up too. :-)
Tonya (Miller) Riley
Those Christmas trees are beautiful. The trees you can find on lots are generally very good, especially because they are sculpted on the tree farm. Though you need to go through a lot of them to ensure they are even and full. Definitely a fun experience to share with your kids. Down here in Huntsville, some of the best trees are imported from the Blue Ridge Mountains in Georgia.
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