We really wanted a comfortable to spot to sit out on the deck, but we also wanted to be able to walk without interruption from the back door to the stairs.
for fun, but mostly I picked it up to fill this corner until we get some built-ins done here and to take some of the weight off of my poor old buffet.Oh, and to hold some books that have been floating around the house..
This arranging tip is so simple it’s almost silly, but it really really works!.You put everything that’s the same together.. That’s it.. Don’t worry about balancing things out, or mixing it up, just group items together that look the most like one another.. Then, if it’s still feeling a little cluttered you add in one to two baskets, preferably somewhere in the bottom 1/3 of the shelf.. Then, if it needs a little something extra, add a pop of green.It can be fake green.
Mine usually is.It sounds ridiculously simplistic, but as someone who has suffered many years with shelf-based anxiety, I promise you it works!.
It doesn’t matter what kind of items you use either!
Dishes, books, pictures, thingamajigs… it’s all good!.my starching method.. We draped this.
red and kraft paper chain.across the front.. We added some topiary balls plunked down on top of some milk glass..
I had Kennedy paint me this white heart onto some scrap wood.She was not too pleased at all because in her mind, Valentine’s decor should always be pink and red, but I love it.
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