"Memory is a way of holding onto the things you love, the things you are, the things you never want to lose.” ―Fred Savage as Kevin Arnold in “The Wonder Years"
Not only is this nickel-plated number charming (it reminds us of catching fireflies in a jar), it’s also darn cheap. ($22; craftmade.com for stores) (via Front Door Makeovers - Styles for Front Door - Country Living)
Cute light AND it’s cheap!? I’m on board.
Imports Unlimited’s coir number resembles Burberry’s iconic plaid for a fraction of the cost. ($23.95; at Orchard Nursery of Lafayette, 925-284-4474) (via Front Door Makeovers - Styles for Front Door - Country Living)
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Why waste time etching glass when you can rub on and peel off a vinyl adhesive? ($40; fastsigns.com for stores) Paint This Heritage Red hue manages to suggest both farm tractors and elegant riding coats. ($56.99 per gallon; benjaminmoore.com for stores) (via Front Door Makeovers - Styles for Front Door - Country Living)
How much do I love this? A lot. A whooole lot!
DIY: S’mores Kits | Twig & Thistle
These so need to be my wedding favor when I get married. Perfection.
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The working refrigerator was a “horrible brown” when the kitchen’s owner nabbed it for $30 at a yard sale. Then how did it turn shell pink? “Take it to an automotive painter!” she says. (via Kitchen Decorating - Ideas for Decorating Your Kitchen - Country Living)
Swoon city!!
A little online bargain hunting helped this kitchen’s owner find a less-expensive alternative to the pricey tiles she’d seen in a showroom — from the very same company, Waterworks. “The Viking range was our big splurge,” says the homeowner. “But instead of a brand-new dishwasher, we simply had a $78 stainless-steel panel put on the old white one.” (via Kitchen Decorating - Ideas for Decorating Your Kitchen - Country Living)
