This Mexican hutch is pine and I loved it but it needed to be white. So I painted and distressed it and now it is perfect.
I bought this wonderful birdhouse from Brimfield. It hangs on a tree in front of my studio and the birds love it.
When I saw this cupola I knew I had to have it. It is surrounded by my succulents in the living room. It is wonderfully aged.
This is our mantle in the kitchen. I change it from time to time. But it always has some of my white things. The pretty frame is new but the print is old. I love how new and old things work together.
Since we are so fortunate to live in an old 1700s barn, we have these great chestnut beams. In the kitchen they hold herbs and dried flowers. I buy flowers every week from a very nice family owned farm who sells at one of the flea markets I attend. Two dozen roses for $10.00 makes me happy for more than a week. I dry and hang them to further my enjoyment.
Hope you enjoyed todays Whites. I will stop by your blogs and check out yours. Have a fabulous day!!
Till next time................
~Debra
Your cabinet too turned out great, and the birdhouse with the star is my favorite too. Ciao Rita from mammabellarte
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed your whites very much. How lucky you are to have a mantle in the kitchen. I would love to have a fireplace in mine with a rocking chair right beside it.......lol....wishful thinking on this cold rainy day. HWW
ReplyDeleteThank you, thank you, thank you for the sweet comment on my blog, sugar!!! Yes, too often we forget the soldiers in the muck of the world fighting for us. I never, ever forget!!
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Connie
How nice that you visited me, dear Debra!!!! And now I come to visit you - to see all your wonderful whites! Oh, the "Mexican hutch" is really won-der-full!!! And WOW, you have a mantel in the kitchen?! Ours would be to small! I love the old picture in the new frame, too and all you other pretty things! Really georgeous, thanks for sharing!!!
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Good Morning, thank you for visiting with me, you sure do know how to do white. I'm scared to death to paint and distress. I wish I dared, with one room at least.
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cindy@stitches
Yes, please thank the service man you may meet..and treat his family good if they are your neighbors. They will appreciate it so much. I would have!
ReplyDeleteHow fantastic to live in a BARN! I loved your post. Especially the cupola, and the hutch. Awesome and beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteAnswering your question. Thanks for visiting! I HAD 5 doggies. My Silky Terrier Annie Grace, and my Black Lab/Shepherd Sam are both no longer with us, but buried in our back yard in a special place. I now have the Three Amigos (boys). Gideon, Rob Roy, and Kobe. We love them very very much. Thank you for the good words to my Marine.I will pass it on. God Bless.
ReplyDeleteHi Debra! Oh, what wonderful whiteness today! I do love that hutch! I'm sure you can store lots of pretties in there.
ReplyDeleteThank you for popping in to see me today and I do hope you'll come back sometimes.
Be a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
Your hutch is just the perfect amount of distressing!! I never get it quite right when I try to distress something like this. I love your cupola- what a find!!! and a mantle in the kitchen you lucky duck you!!
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mary
Your hutch is beautiful and i'm loving everything on top of it. Thanks for playing along today.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the rest of your week.
Kathleen
Oh, how I envy you for living in an old farmhouse...that's EVERYONE'S dream...isn't it?!
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog! I've been slacking lately and haven't even done my White Wednesday yet! Better get to work on that! I'm going to check out your shop now!