Hello friends:
Busy starting a new venture, Katie's jewels at Etsy. Here are some of the new pictures.
We are super excited about the new shop and almost all custom pieces are gone, but we have lots of more goddies, check us on facebook, we post the new pieces, weekly coupons and more.
go to kate's salvage on facebook.
XOXO
martha
My Blog's mission is to inspire and encourage friends and followers to take risks in decorating, painting, transforming vintage and discarded items into beautiful ornaments for our homes. I hope I can be of help and inspiration to all my followers. I am a self-made decorator, and have not formal training in designing or decorating, however, by sharing we learn from each other. Enjoy, grab a cup of tea or coffee and have fun.
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Monday, July 29, 2013
Sunday, June 30, 2013
TROUBLE in BLOGLAND???
Hello my friends:
First of all my apologies, I was in a well deserved vacation from my blog. Today, I was looking at my "dream houses", we all have big dreams of a gorgeous house. I came across one of my favorite places "Cote of Texas" I just love her blog. However, tonight she wrote a long post about some crazy people who didn't like her post about a very young couple with three kids build a gorgeous house. They went to college, travel the world, and now is time for the "dream house" the student loans, and the kids.
Their living room I love the room and the designer.
THe bed is RH of course, the stools Wisteria, just beautiful.
love the "egg chairs"
Love every room, such a style but perfect for little kids. Please go to her blog and look at this house,
I couldn't post all the pictures, but you will love it. I adore RH, PB, Wisteria and more.
Read about the nasty people who comment on her blog, and the horrible things they are saying about the homeowner and the young designer. I couldn't believe it!!! I so admire people who work hard, and get the "house of their dreams"
then sell it for a better one, and after a few moves you get "the house of your
dreams" Isn't this what is all about? I think we all deserve to dream and to get the best home we can afford, and fulfill our dreams.
I live in an area where "houses" "lawns" "flower beds" "curb appeal" are extremely important. In my town people work endless hours in renovating, designing gardens, making homes beautiful.
I understand this is not for everyone, but this is the biggest investment we make. We need to make our homes gorgeous, look at this designer and this couple, they did a great job, and they have very small children. I'm sure this family will have great memories in this home.
As I look out my window, today, I saw a neighbor painting his shutters, his wife weeding the beautiful flower beds, this went on for hours. They have great pride in their house, and I'm so lucky to have creative, hard working neighbors.
XOXO
Martha
First of all my apologies, I was in a well deserved vacation from my blog. Today, I was looking at my "dream houses", we all have big dreams of a gorgeous house. I came across one of my favorite places "Cote of Texas" I just love her blog. However, tonight she wrote a long post about some crazy people who didn't like her post about a very young couple with three kids build a gorgeous house. They went to college, travel the world, and now is time for the "dream house" the student loans, and the kids.
Their living room I love the room and the designer.
THe bed is RH of course, the stools Wisteria, just beautiful.
love the "egg chairs"
Love every room, such a style but perfect for little kids. Please go to her blog and look at this house,
I couldn't post all the pictures, but you will love it. I adore RH, PB, Wisteria and more.
Read about the nasty people who comment on her blog, and the horrible things they are saying about the homeowner and the young designer. I couldn't believe it!!! I so admire people who work hard, and get the "house of their dreams"
then sell it for a better one, and after a few moves you get "the house of your
dreams" Isn't this what is all about? I think we all deserve to dream and to get the best home we can afford, and fulfill our dreams.
I live in an area where "houses" "lawns" "flower beds" "curb appeal" are extremely important. In my town people work endless hours in renovating, designing gardens, making homes beautiful.
I understand this is not for everyone, but this is the biggest investment we make. We need to make our homes gorgeous, look at this designer and this couple, they did a great job, and they have very small children. I'm sure this family will have great memories in this home.
As I look out my window, today, I saw a neighbor painting his shutters, his wife weeding the beautiful flower beds, this went on for hours. They have great pride in their house, and I'm so lucky to have creative, hard working neighbors.
XOXO
Martha
Tuesday, June 4, 2013
News!!!
Hello my friends:
We have been featured in MSN living. My little chalkboard pots are popular.
living.msn.com/home-decor/interior-design/30-summer-tableware-and-d%c3%a...
Thank you, MSN
We have been featured in MSN living. My little chalkboard pots are popular.
living.msn.com/home-decor/interior-design/30-summer-tableware-and-d%c3%a...
Thank you, MSN
Wednesday, May 15, 2013
Tutorial: How to paint Mason Jars
Tutorial: How to paint Mason
Jars (inside)
You will need:
1. A mason jar
2. Valspar’s sample paints from Lowes
Step 1: Make sure your jar is
clean and dry.
Step 2: Pour a bit of paint
inside your jar, not too much, you can always ad more paint.
Step 3. Close your jar tight,
then swirl it around slowly until the entire inside of the jar is covered.
Step 4: Open your jar and turn
it upside down on a piece of newspaper, and dry overnight.
Step 5: Your jar is done, use
as many colors as you want. You can use
it to store a lot of pens, pencils, brushes, rulers, etc.
As a flower vase, use a small paper cup and fill with water, arrange
your flowers and put it inside the jar.
Make sure you don’t spill water. Valspar's has a lot of beautiful colors. You can mix and experiment with the paints. Have fun. I made three jars of mason pint size, and one of a quart size.
Hope you try this great way to display your jars.
The "callas" came from Trader Joes.
xoxo
martha
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