Romantic Cottage

Country Charm

I have finallygotten to the business of changing over

the kitchenseasonal décor from winter to spring.

spring

winter

I began decoratingmy kitchen hutch

with my Fire Kingjadite and blue bowls.

Their bright,cheerful color just speak spring to me.

I kept thewhite pitchers with the lavender-to give an

organic,country touch.

I also addedmy two Watt blue and pink striped bowls.

spring

winter

From there I beganlayering each shelf.

On the hangingplate rack I changed just a few things.

Winter

Spring

I replacedsome of the homemade mercury glass

with floraldishes and I replaced the creamy white

teacups withfloral teacups.

On the smallerhanging teacup hutch I placed

additional floralteacups and saucers.

I rounded outthe change with floral plates hung on the walls.

In the corner, I added a few more floral plates

and dishes and accessories.

Romantic

Cottage

Country

very Charming.

Now…on to thenext room.

spring

winter

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Winter Tablescape

Inspired by Roses

I am so excited to have my bare root roses delivered

that I decided to set a lovely table setting in their

honor. I chose to use my frosted Fireking white dishes

some floral saucers, golden goblets – acquired from my

M.I.L. – a reward from Mary Kay and assorted

Silverware. I am using Martha Stewart placemats

That reflect the silk red roses I placed on the napkin

and at the centerpiece. I love this very large cloche –

I have a patinad silver pitcher, sugar and creamer set

And some greenery with rusty eucalyptus. I added two smaller cloches filled with neutral colored potpourri and set them on some 

rose strewn saucers. All the rusty, creamy and red colors go together to set a dreamy setting perfect for leisurely conversation.

The sun was setting casting a glow on the table

refelcted by the cloches and by 

the milk glass saucers.

 I appreciate you stopping by!

I truly love your visits and your comments.

I hope you have a very Delightsome evening.

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Tablescape Thursday

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