Happy Tuesday. It’s fun to be here and share the second part of my Road Trip to Caliente. Remember my new friend, Susan??? She was so excited to show me everything in her shop. It was fascinating and a lot of fun.
She has so many things in her shop and home, it’s hard to know where to start. BUT, the one thing that caught my eye right off the bat was…
A Vintage Window Frame. Oh yes, I have been looking for just the right one that would fit in front of my large mirror.
I had a vision of using a Vintage Window Frame and Layering it with other accessories in our home. I could hardly wait to get started.
I literally have been looking for months. And when I walked into Susan’s shop, I KNEW my search had ended. The ideal spot would be on my vintage craft cupboard.
My first step was to lean the mirror again the wall. The next idea was to hang my lights on the mirror. I LOVE these lights all year-long. They add great ambiance in our home.
After that was easy. I used my “antique” clock from Hobby Lobby, in front of my “new” vintage window frame.
Placing a potted plant with a large shell in it in front of the window frame, I knew I was almost done. Using a tiny succulent plant on the other side of the mirror, I was ALMOST finished layering the cupboard.
The icing on the cake is the vintage hanger from the same shed the window came from.
I like the idea of Using a Vintage Window Frame and Layering it with the mirror. I think the vintage window frame looks a mirror, too.
To think the vintage window frame and the hanger came from this shed makes it even MORE special to me.
Would you use a Vintage Window Frame and hanger for layering in your home?
Do you “layer” accessories in your home? It’s kind of like layering your clothing. You would wear a top, with a scarf and then add a sweater or jacket to finish off the look.
That’s what I did with my Vintage Window Frame and Layering.
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Lovely, I like it! Simple, yet PERFECT!! Thanks, Meegan.
I’m in love with your mirror! Your layers create a lovely look…dreamy :) Pinning!
Gorgeous, and I love the choice of colours and styling in the photos!
Thanks cute girl! I am so happy you like it.
xoxo
Love the layers. Always love everything put together. Perfect window frame and hanger. Soooooooooo much fun.
I wish you could have been there with me. We would have had so much fun :) For another time, I guess :)
xoxoxo
I love this! Your layering looks fabulous. Thanks for sharing on Wake Up Wednesday!
Thanks Karen! I love having you here.
I absolutely adore vintage frames! You’ve done a great job with it too. Nice to meet you. I’m loving your stuff!
Thanks Wendy! You are such a doll. I am happy to have you visit my blog. Have a beautiful weekend full of friends and family.
Love all the elements that you used! Beautiful layering AND photography!!
You are so kind Abbie! I am glad you had a chance to visit my blog. Have a wonderful weekend!
Gorgeous! I am big on layering and tend to do it all the time. What a beautiful vignette! I love everything!
Thank you, thank you, thank you Lisa! You are such a sweetie.
Come back soon, ok???
This is beautiful! And I love how sentimental the items are to you; they have such meaning. Decor like that has heart and a story. So gorgeous. Thanks so much for sharing at Inspire Me Wednesday. Featuring you in next week’s issue.
Oh My goodness! Thanks SO much! I am honored. I am so happy to have you visit my blog Mel.
Please come back again soon.
Make it a great day :)
I love decorating with old windows. I love your styling too. The colors and textures look awesome together.
Thanks Leanne. I really appreciate your compliments. I am so happy to have you visit my blog. Hopefully we will meet up soon :)
xoxo
Ooh I love the lights!! What a great idea. The entire vignette is just gorgeous.
THANKS Camille! I love having you here! What an honor for me.
I hope you have a wonderful weekend.
xo
I just love this! I grew up in the country and my parents have a lot of vintage things around the house. I would love to redecorate my house to be more vintage.
Thanks Kara! I would LOVE to see your parents vintage items :) Thanks for stopping by today. I hope you come back REAL soon :)
I love the gorgeous vignette you created – the window just “makes” it! I have a similar window (its white) but I may just have to paint it, after seeing how great yours looks! Is that the original patina, or did you paint it?
Hi Amy!
Thanks for visiting my blog. No, I didn’t paint the window frame. I wanted to leave the patina just as it was. Aged and weather worn :)
This looks so nice. I love layering stuff and for me the fun part is how often I can switch it up and make it look like a whole new arrangements with many of the same items just moved around!
Thank you Jessica. It’s fun to move things around and change things up, isn’t it?? Come back again, very soon.