(I want to thank Debra at Common Ground, Nicki at The Vintage Farmhouse and Jody at Rooted in Thyme for featuring this post!)
Hello, everyone! I'm now in the full Christmas spirit, and have 'decked my hall' with some holiday cheer! There is a small space in our front hallway between our stairs and the office, and this is now one of my favorite decorated areas.
I brought in an old chippy door from the shop, and leaned it against the wall. (We sold 3 others, but I kept this one for myself! :) I then gathered together some tarnished silver, which I love, and added some worn, red ball ornaments for a pop of color. I thought it would be fun to use the webbing as a 'pedestal.' Next I hung a wreath, and topped the door with a vintage flash card that I got in Columbus last weekend. The little shoe is a 'joke' between my hubby and me. He sometimes hides it around the house for me with money in it!
The old barrels and the chair were already in this space-I just took down the printers tray and sign that were hanging on the wall, and changed the top of the barrel. To see how it looked before the decorations, go here.
This pillow is one of my favorites that my friend Carol made.
So, here is the whole vignette...simple, but it reflects me!
(I had this flash card up before I bought the 'new' one...)
I'll be back with more decorated areas soon. Have a fantastic day!
I'm linking to these great parties: The Ironstone Nest
Lavender Garden Cottage
Ivy and Elephants
Timewashed
Primp
Katherines Corner
The Shabby Creek Cottage
Common Ground
Rooted in Thyme
Have a Daily Cup of Mrs. Olsen
The Vintage Farmhouse
The Charm of Home
Stuff and Nonsense
i should be mopping the floor
Coastal Charm
The Farmhouse Porch
Knick of Time
Savvy Southern Style
Love it! It looks great and love the pillow. Di
ReplyDeleteI like how you used the roll od jute webbing to raise up the silver. The old chair seat is fun and I want an old French door.
ReplyDeleteOh I love this look! So cool
ReplyDeleteLove everything! The old window... The jute webbing... the pillow. What a wonderful vignette!
ReplyDeleteSusan your vignette is perfect! LOVE those loving cups!Still searching for some of those!
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Anne
I. LOVE. THIS!!! Using the jute as a pedestal is a great idea. Who doesn't love a chippy door with glass panes? And then the little shoe on top adds such a fun detail. Susan, you are good!
ReplyDeleteMary Alice
This is so beautiful! Love the chippy door - I would have kept one for myself too.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful post. I love it all. Thanks for sharing. Right up my alley... I just bought three vintage cameras. They are still in the trunk of my car. They will go great with the one from my dad. Guess I have a collection starting.. Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteWow that chippy door is such a great piece! This looks as good as an Anthopologie backdrop! I love the urns!! =)
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Love the pillow! that's my favorite Christmas movie.
ReplyDeleteI love the display, it is so warm and inviting. I love the simple wreath and the card that says home on the lovely old white chippy glass door. Great job!
ReplyDeleteI love everything you do, you have such a great eye for styling! And lovin that pillow:)! Happy December, Jen
ReplyDeleteElegant primitive. So nice together...and just love numbers....what is it about numbers that we love so much!
ReplyDeleteOh Jane, I love your Christmas spirit and I LOVE that door!! Enjoy your day, Gail
ReplyDeletetotally you! LOVE it!
ReplyDeleteI love the silver. It has become so much fun to add to our homes! I looked back at your open house, it is just beautiful..so where is your shop? We live in Upper Sandusky, between Marion and Findlay. Dianntha
ReplyDeleteThis is my favorite Christmas vignette I have viewed. And I have looked at close to a hundred looking for something simple and primitive to go to next year. Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteI love how rustic and vintage it looks! It has some of that industrial farmhouse feel to it (which I love). The red looks great against the warm tones of the barrel and the old silver trophies. I love those old flash cards. Want some!
ReplyDeleteOh that door is stunning! Love the wreath on it. It's all beautiful! Visting today from Blissful Whites.
ReplyDeleteRoselle
Looks great and I love that pillow!
ReplyDeleteYou have done a wonderful job. I absolutely love it...rustic and vintage, too. Love the wreath on the door- Gorgeous- xo Diana
ReplyDeleteGreat job! I really, really love the chair and barrels and the idea of the window with the wreath is so pretty. I love old chippy windows! Just became your newest follower!
ReplyDeleteLOVING your Beautiful Simple Holiday Vignette!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas from the Arizona Desert... Dawn... The Bohemian
Beautiful - as always! Love seeing your Christmas decor!
ReplyDeleteLOVE the rustic charm, susan!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! Loving how you decked the halls...especially loving that pillow!
ReplyDeleteOooh love all this! The window with wreath...the tarnished silver...the touches of red. It is all so pretty and festive!!
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ReplyDeleteAgain a girl after my own heart! Love love it!
xoxo
Kate
I love your rustic, vintage filled display. It's beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great glass door I like the set up you have going on with it very festive feeling.
ReplyDeleteOh, I love this look! The "It's a Wonderful Life" pillow is just darling! Thanks for linking up to Favorite Things! :)
ReplyDeleteThe pillow is most appropriate because it all looks wonderful.
ReplyDeleteRustic and pretty...just my style! I'm your newest follower. Looking forward to getting to know you!
ReplyDeleteFarmhouse hugs,
Cindy
Just love your rustic approach to Christmas decor...and I really am loving that pillow!...so many beautiful items on display!!!
ReplyDeleteA wonderful display, I like all the different items you pulled together! Hope you are having a great holiday season, Laura
ReplyDeleteI love it all but I am really in love with that silver!!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice combination of items you've used here, Susan. It is simple and elegant all at the same time. Love the tarnished silver. Mine all looks this way, with the exception of a bucket that I had to shine up for a vignette I finished yesterday. Hope to get that photographed tomorrow. :-) Sue
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting my blog.
ReplyDeleteYou have a beautiful blog and great eye for details.
Thanks for following - and commenting - on www.ColdhamCuddliescalling.blogspot.com. Whilst delighted to welcome you to the world of Coldham Cuddlies, the Black Gorilla is now longer part of the family - having found a Forever Home! Would be grateful if I could be reminded exactly which link enabled us to get together, so that I can update the link! I seem to remember I "discovered" linky parties at about that time, and since then have used other, more pertinent links! Mind you, Black Gorilla has been responsible for lots of new friends and followers, so am not ungrateful! Happy Holidays to one and all - and you, especially. Isobel
ReplyDeleteLove this space Susan! The trophies and the webbing look great. Love the door! I found a sweet green one today. Has a bit of chippy charm with a bit of blue showing through. Thanks for joining Share Your Cup.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Jann
Congrats Susan, you have some of the freshest, most fun vintage decor on the blogs! I always love seeing what you're doing!!
ReplyDeleteSusan, you are inspiring with your amazing creativity. Thank you for sharing at the Thursday Favorite Things blog hop xo
ReplyDeleteLove that wreath. Perfect for my condo in Philippines front door. Thanks for sharing this inspiring photos! :)
ReplyDeleteOh I love that pillow! My husband and I watch that movie every year on Christmas Eve. You have so many great vintage pretties!! Now following you too. ;)
ReplyDeleteLove it, and love how you used the chair upholstery for a stand. I also really love the door, and backdrop. I love old barrel and if you should find another one, please send it to me! Thanks for sharing your inspiration with Sunday's Best.
ReplyDeleteLooks great!! LOVE those tanished urns...perfection :)
ReplyDeleteSusan, Thanks so much for sharing this inspiring Deck the Halls post on Simple & Sweet Fridays. Love the red balls in your vintage urns. Of course, I love your old chippy door with the Christmas wreath on it. Everything looks so festive. Also, want to thank you for always stopping by with your inspiring comments. Can't wait to see what you're creating next!
ReplyDeleteJody
Beautiful! Thank you for joining me at Home Sweet Home and have a Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteSherry
LOVE this, I'll be featuring this post on Vintage Inspiration, thanks so much Susan for joining in!
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