Sentences with phrase «adding white pitchers»

I decided to make our glass cabinets more interesting by painting the back wall SW Urbane Bronze and then adding white pitchers and dishes to make them pop against the dark background.

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Carol from The Red Painted Cottage displayed her pretty pink tulips in a white pitcher and they've added to my excitement for spring.

To emphasize my height I added some taller mercury glass pillar holders, and a simple white pitcher full of dried grains.

I placed a few cheery sunflowers and berry branches in a white pitcher by the sink, it adds just the perfect little pop of color to our neutral space.

From kate spade new york: Crafted of porcelain in a classic blue - and - white palette, this clean - lined pitcher adds a touch of color and pattern to the kitchen.

You can use painted and distress Shabby books, a beautiful white pitcher that you can Frenchify in 5 minutes (here you can find some similar beautiful white pitchers *), your favorite angel statue (mine is a gift from my sister), some Ikea candle holders that you can paint and Shabbify (and love like crazy), a little bit of white fabric to add some texture, a scented soy candle in a French coffee cup and some AH - MAZING lilac flowers with a stunning perfume.

With all this, you can keep white dishes over on the shelves, add in white vases, pitchers, etc..

I added a pair of white ironstone pitchers that are different in size to complete this sweet little vignette.

Lots of shine and texture from mercury glass, some roughness from the letters and the metal flower bucket, I added a little sheen and curvy shapes with the white pitchers and brought in some softness with my quilted white stockings.

I embellished my mantle with some of my creamy white pitchers and a birch branch to add to my rustic farmhouse style.

Some wheat in a white pitcher and my DIY cotton wreath add just the right amount of texture to the space.

Add a white French country style pitcher to the tablescape to hold fresh greenery from outside.

I added a few stems to a blue and white ironstone pitcher I just found at the Goodwill.

Carol from The Red Painted Cottage displayed her pretty pink tulips in a white pitcher and they've added to my excitement for spring.

Daybed — Made from two headboards, found at Antique Shop (Sumter, SC) Pillows — Dear Lillie Tablecloth and Pitcher — Target Blue Plates — Target White Plates — Pier One (With Added Silhouette) Oversized Moss Letter — Made By Us (See Tutorial) Chairs — Antique Mall (Camden, SC) Armoire — Penelope's (Keene, NH) Placemats — Target Runner — IKEA Little Branch Bench — Gift Chocolate Mugs — L.A. Burdick (Walpole, NH) Siding Color — Was Here When We Moved In

I added a rustic feel with a wine barrel tray (from Balsalm Hill), a galvanized lantern (from Target) and a classic white pitcher (from Home Goods) filled with lavender.

I scattered my white cake plate, two pitchers, and a couple of bowls among the shelves, then I added warmth with natural tones and textures.

But since the ironstone pitcher on the right has a larger surface of white than anything on the other side, I added white books to keep it «weighing» the same on the left side.

I do plan on adding more white pitchers but the clear glass jars I'm not too excited about.