Knitted Geometric Rainbow Scarf, Multicolor Wrap Scarf, kaleidoscope Scarf by StarsWear
Colorful abstract art prints are all by twoems
Knitted Geometric Rainbow Scarf, Multicolor Wrap Scarf, kaleidoscope Scarf by StarsWear
Colorful abstract art prints are all by twoems
Something that somehow took me 18 months to finish was this 1930s room divider. It had no fabric and the wood was in a bad shape.
The mossy green knitted cardigan and Little Red Riding Hood tapestry skirt look great together and are both available at StarsWear.
Sunny Forest Poster Trees Forest Landscape Photography Print Nature Photo Printable Wall Art Decor Woodland Wall by AmeliyART
California Redwood Trees, Pacific Northwest Wall Art, Redwood Forest Print, Nature Photography, Eureka California by BohoStylerStudio
Stag in the early morning sunlight, Deer Art Print, Buck, Woodland, Forest, Wildlife Photo, photo wall by DeadGoodArt
Embroidered Owl Bag, Little Kiss-lock purse, Vintage Embroidery, Floral, Linen, Kiss-lock by StarBags
Food Photography Persimmon Still Life Orange Fruit Art, Kitchen Wall Art Dining Room Art by LupenGrainnePhoto
France Photography - French Country Blue Door, Home Decor, Cottage with Roses, Large Wall Art by GeorgiannaLane
Water lily art impressionist art canvas art pastel floral art waterlilies art photo art nature prints by BrookeRyanPhoto
As a big Harry Potter fan this blogpost is really late but I never realized we have so many Harry Potter style pieces in our shop! This scene from the first movie in the resctricted area of the Library at Hogwarts shows Harry with a lantern. I wonder if other HP fans purchased some of our lanterns as we sold quite a few.
(©2008 Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. - Harry Potter Publishing Rights © J.K.R)
We have a similar looking trunk and it is actually big enough to fit someone in lol :)
It has been so long since I blogged! Our move to the new house, combined with the pandemic brought a lot of chaos and I just haven't made the time to get back to blogging.
But I love blogging so I will start easy with a pretty mood board like the old days :)
I hope we still have readers left!
The pretty sea urchin lamps are from StarHomeStudio, the other photos are all taken by me.
I can't believe it has been 5 months without blogging! That never happened, not even 1 month!
Things have been hectic and blogging and social media have suffered under it, I'm going to do my best to blog regurlarly again as I do love it.
You might remember that we bough a house almost 2 years ago. We first moved our working space, which took almost 6 months and then slowly the house as we were on zero budget and a lot needed to be bought and done on the new house as no one had lived in it before a lot of things were missing, like a stove and warm water boiler etc.
After moving the house I worked on both the new house (garden, curtains, shelves and a million other things) but also continued emptying the massive amount of stuff from the old house (attic full of vintage items and furniture, thousands of books etc).
It has been tiring but also very satisfying to see these old sad pieces come to life again! This room's very dark wardrobe made it dark. As it wasn't in perfect vintage condition I did not feel guilty to paint it to make it fun. The paint work is inspired by the chair in the corner, which was brown before and did not have cushions. The fun blue fabric was also used for a long cushion on the bed. The mirror is also an old and very heavy piece that used to be gold and dreary. The pelican photo was taken by me in Florida.
Only the bed matrass was bought everything else we already had and was just a question of spending time and effort to make it.
Our pretty varanda that used to be our workspace is now a spacious living area. The couch set was a sad outdated brown 1970s set that we at one point wanted to give to a friend and didn't want (for free) and is now beautiful. I painted the wood off white and upholstered it with Gray-offwhite fabric. If we had no dogs I would have wanted it in the new house! There is also a table set on this veranda that also got painted and new cushions and a work table got a make over, I'm only showing parts!
This sad little cabinet had some missing pieces, and is now one of my favorite furniture pieces in the house. Not sure if I'm going to sell it once the house is sold as I love it now.
The seating area furniture belongs to the house but the wood was sad and dark.
A bit more spicey, light and fun and about 10 hours of paint work.
All these midcentury pieces were in the super full attic but now have been great to stage the house. They all needed work though.