Sentences with phrase «old decor»

It's always so hard for me to motivate to swap out old decor for new, just to have to do it all over again in a matter of weeks.

In fact, I am contemplating throwing out a whole lot of old decor items that are dated.

Don't you just love it when the season changes and you can pull out old decor that you haven't seen in months, or maybe even years?

Sometimes, I end up in the Garage finding old decor items I've put away and forgot about.

Old decor looks fresh and interesting in new surroundings!

My secret to keeping things new and fresh while reusing old decor is to add a few new ornaments each year.

It spoke to me in so many ways, as I have a very neat house but TONS of old decor items in the garage that I either couldn't bear to part with, or were «too expensive» to give away, or too valuable, or... you name it!

Here are 12 fall projects that reused / recycled old decor items or found items from thrift stores.

For older decors where the style is discontinued and supply is depleted you should visit your local home improvement store with a swatch of your current flooring and see if you can identify a suitable match with what is on display.

After painting, and re-panting, and swapping out old decor for new decor.

Since I am reusing old decor, I mixed up garland and greenery I had on hand to create a layered look.

No need to prime or sand first — just start transforming your old decor into statement pieces for your home.

I STILL have some old decor and furniture from them that have lasted me well over a decade and look almost brand new.

I hope this DIY Rustic Pumpkin post inspired you to give some old decor a new look!

It isn't as nice as the old decor, but that is o.k.; we don't have guests too often and I wanted to honor my fil.

It isn't as nice as the old decor, but that is o.k.; we don't have guests too often and I wanted to honor my fil.

No need to prime or sand first — just start transforming your old decor into statement pieces for your home.

Blue and green are back this year and I reused a lot of my old decor I've had for years, including the mirror, the pedestal table, the stockings, candlesticks, and mercury glass vases.

I love pulling out old decor that I'd forgotten about.

It looks like you change the decor on your shelves frequently... do you usually store your old decor or get rid of it?

Is your kitchen a tired relic, with faded fixtures and decade - old decor?