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6 Classic black and white vase Don't just give the gift of flowers!
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As with most decorating I do, I started with some neutral basics like white dishes, pretty glassware, vases for flowers, and silverware.
Pendant light / / Mirror / / Bedding / / Sheepskin / / Sconces / / Handles / / Wardrobes / / Cabinet / / Cabinet doors / / Ottoman fabric / / Floor lamp / / Wood branch / / Beaded garland / / Coasters / / Parsons side table / / «What is done in love is done well» print / / Picture ledge / / Abstract prints / / Diamond jute rug / / Shoe cabinet / / Marble table lamp / / Frames / / Baskets / / Tissue box / / Soap dish / / Vase / / Minimalist white horse photograph / / Pillow fabric / / Side stool / / Desk / / Gold table lamp / / Glass knots / / Sideboard / / Rug / / Clock
The blue vase with white tulips feels fresh and perfect for spring, don't you think??
Where did you get the darling blue & white vase that's on the woven tray, along side the beads, in your living room?
A simple vase with white Tulips and seeded Eucalyptus looks festive but not over done.
I've always loved the simple white candles in a vase, you can use acorns, chestnuts, if you don't have access to them in your yard, the grocery store carries a variety of them around the holidays.
With it's multi-colored bobbles and festive look it's perfect and all I had to do was to add a simple clear vase and white candle and I've made a beautiful centerpiece for my table that says welcome 2017!!!
-LSB-...] with flowers and fruit for the white vase challenge I did with some fabulous blogger friends here.
This vignette is the perfect setting for a spring brunch and I always feel inspired by everything Tamara does and this white vase challenge was no different.
Additionally, when I'm done showing you how I put mine together, I've shared down below all of the other 14 white vase challenge participants amazing creativity for our little vase adventure so plan to stay a little while and hang out!
I take you through the steps of how I created this spring brunch scenario with flowers and fruit for the white vase challenge I did with some fabulous blogger friends here.
You'll also get to catch a glimpse of their white vase arrangements as well so don't forget to check it out!
So though I haven't seen anything like them recently in a store I did some research online and found a couple of different varieties of blue and white vases on Amazon.
Viewers were invited to take a white rose from a vase containing water mixed with Von Rey's blood; few did, however, a reminder of the stigma still attached to one's HIV status in many communities.
I did still life too: I painted wine bottles and glass vases, working with a white table in front of a white wall so that I could study colour more closely.
And, since I didn't have enough milk glass for all of the shelves, I grabbed some glass candlesticks and a small vase and sprayed them white.
And hey, there's no need to do white on white — the dry clay is paintable so if you're wanting color, then go for something more like this anemone vase by Anthropologie.
The blue and white vases made that difficult, as did the floral pillows I had before.
As with most decorating I do, I started with some neutral basics like white dishes, pretty glassware, vases for flowers, and silverware.
A couple of questions: where did you get the bunny pillow and the FABULOUS blue and white bunny vase!!??? Your sunroom is gorgeous in every season and especially in the Spring.
Top of Sideboard (left to right): The pitcher with leaves (leaves are from yard)-- Target Antlers — World Market Crackled Planter — Birch Lane, spheres in planter — can't remember, have had them for forever Mason Jars with Metal Lids — White Home Collection several years ago (Wilton, NH) Sugar Bowl — World Market Hot Chocolate Cups and Saucers — L.A. Burdick (anniversary gift years ago) Chalkboard Canisters with Copper Tops — Target Metallic Cup (was a candle but now that it's done we use it as sort of a vase)-- Target Straws — Michael's Owl Canister — Target