Yesterday was spent in our kitchen. Travis and I dancing around each other as we worked on various dishes and kept a close eye on the bird. I used many (if not all!) of Pioneer Woman's recipes- and she did not disappoint!
I kept the table simple, using my Wedgewood Queensware china (ebay score!) and Pottery Barn flatware. I love that the plates are a bit mismatched in size and show so much aging in them. The goblets are from Southern Living at Home- and are fragile, so they barely get used once a year. The napkins are a wonderfully durable linen and were bought on Etsy. I use them year round, and they hold up very well.
Our table is a French antique that I purchased from a small antique store nearby. I love that it has leaves that pull out of either side and that I can comfortably seat ten people around it. Folded up it seats our six perfectly. The chairs are from World Market.
I love that my PB pieces have that lovely tarnished/worn look even though they are "new"...
The topiaries normally sit on our living room fireplace mantel. I just popped them on top of a lovely burlap runner made by my cousin over at Sweet Tea & Linen.
I did use an "overflow table" for the kiddos ;) Luckily I had this table out in the workshop that I had finished up earlier this month. It's going to the market on December 7th.
My new slipcovers were installed the day before. I am SO beyond excited at how they turned out, and plan on sharing the details and the lovely artist with you in another post. Well worth the investment!
It was a lovely day spent with family and a roaring fire in the fireplace.
I am truly thankful.
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| This vintage butcher scale corrals my cooking utensils... |
I kept the table simple, using my Wedgewood Queensware china (ebay score!) and Pottery Barn flatware. I love that the plates are a bit mismatched in size and show so much aging in them. The goblets are from Southern Living at Home- and are fragile, so they barely get used once a year. The napkins are a wonderfully durable linen and were bought on Etsy. I use them year round, and they hold up very well.
Our table is a French antique that I purchased from a small antique store nearby. I love that it has leaves that pull out of either side and that I can comfortably seat ten people around it. Folded up it seats our six perfectly. The chairs are from World Market.
I love that my PB pieces have that lovely tarnished/worn look even though they are "new"...
I did use an "overflow table" for the kiddos ;) Luckily I had this table out in the workshop that I had finished up earlier this month. It's going to the market on December 7th.
My new slipcovers were installed the day before. I am SO beyond excited at how they turned out, and plan on sharing the details and the lovely artist with you in another post. Well worth the investment!
It was a lovely day spent with family and a roaring fire in the fireplace.
I am truly thankful.
Simple, but very beautiful. I love the slipcovers.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Kelly! I cannot wait to share the other piece she did for me. This girl is out of this world talented!
DeleteE.V.E.R.Y.THING was beyond amazing! The scrumptious food, the fabulous company and of course, your gorgeous home! Thank you so much for having us at The Cottage! It is truly, truly breathtaking and we are so very Thankful to not only call you family, but to call you friend :)
ReplyDeleteAwwww, that made me tear up! So thankful to have had y'all there to share it with :)
DeleteI'm so glad you had a happy Thanksgiving! I adore your slipcovers! They are perfection!
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