Naps On The Porch and Rhoda at Southern
Hospitality for great inspiration. Thanks
Rhoda and Susan for hosting these events.
my projects.
I found this lamp on my mini vacation for $3.00 and
thought it would work well in this room. Not bad, but I
will have to see, once I have everything in place. I know
I said black and white, and you can see red peaking out.
I couldn't resist! Wait until next week!!!!!!!
blog. It's a marriage, the legs were found at the thrift
store for $1.00 and I bought the little round top at
Lowe's. I stained everything after we put it together,
then once I started with my black and white, decided
to use the ole black paint on her. I Don't have a before,
like I said, this was before my little blog.
home. The mirror above is an auction find. I know it
probably looks bad to allot of you, but I like the dark
spots in it. Makes you wonder what has it saw in it's
100+ years. The frame around it is wood.
this five and a half yards of fabric will be. A thrift
store find for $1.00, yes I said upholstery material, five
and a half yards for $1.00
Remember this picture I posted several weeks ago?
This is a wall DH and I built out of rock.
Much to plain and boring, soooo.....
Here she is now!!!!!
The mantle is chestnut and is from an old barn.
The iron brackets that are holding it up came from
Hobby Lobby on sale for $3.00 each, regular price was
$14.99 each. They were white, but a little black paint
took care of that problem in a flash.
As you have noticed I have used several mirrors in this
room. The reason being this is a basement family
room. We are lucky enough to have two windows but
the room still tends to be very dark. You will see
another mirror on the piano next week, which allows
the light to bounce off four walls, and does make the
room appear to have more light than it does.
I hope you will join me again for the final installment of
my Black and White Redo. I still have tons of work to do.
In fact just taking pictures has been sum what
challenging, you see there are still two sofas in this
room, one I hope will be leaving this week. This is a
project I have been slowly working on for some time,
that is the reason there are no before pictures of some
of the projects.
I will see everyone at the Feathered Friends Party at
Shabby Chic Cottage. I have a new little pretty I will
be showing.
9 comments:
I really like your little lamp you found!! OK, My fireplace is similar with the big rocks. I'd like a mantle but have no idea how to connect it. What did you do to drill through the rocks or mortar?
Love the table! I can't believe you made it out of two items, and it looks great painted black! And, your fireplace looks fantastic!
Jane
Great projects!!! I love your fireplace and mantle!!!
Hi Sandy,
Wonderful post! You were very clever to "marry" the legs with a new round tabletop, and that mantle project turned out great!
You're "dangerous" with a can of black paint! Kidding ... it all turned out beautifully!
You asked if I soak old silver before polishing. I don't ... I've read that it's a good idea, but I skip that step. Maybe I'll start. Thanks for reminding me. I believe I've read that it's a good idea to soak it in Tide (not sure why that brand ...).
Hope your week goes well!
bill
That table looks great with the mirror above it. And...I love the ladder back chair by your fireplace.
Love your new little lamp! Your mantle looks great and that fireplace is gorgeous!
Be a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
Hi Sandy, your mantel is great. We have a huge field rock fireplace and attaching the mantel was a job!
Wonderful!
Barb
So pretty !!!! I love the mantle and that stone - it is to die for ! Your home is getting prettier and prettier !
HUgs ~ Kammy
That mantle looks great! A wonderful addition to your fireplace.
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