There have been some changes in the sunroom.....again. I shared my sofa table last week that I painted and placed in the great room and told y'all the drop leaf table moved somewhere else. Did any of you guess the sun room?
I think some of you thought I might have painted it. I have thought about it, but for now I like the dark wood with the white walls.
I purchased this fiddle leaf fig tree at Home Depot to replace the Christmas tree I had in this vintage olive bucket. I just hope I don't kill it. So far so good.
I created the vignette using a stone finial I have had for years, a demijohn, and this transferware sugar bowl filled with a tiny fern sitting on a stack of books.
A vintage bushel basket holds magazines.
I will share the new look of the whole room soon.
Yes, it is the saga of the ever changing room.
Yes, it is the saga of the ever changing room.
Very pretty Kim. I have got to get an olive bucket...and a fiddle leaf fig. :)
ReplyDeleteI love the look of a non-painted wood piece mixed in with the others. Great contrast and interest to a room. Love your fig leaf as well. I've never seen them at Home Depot - I'm going to have to go back and check. Thanks for sharing, liz
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! LOVE that little blue and white sugar bowl with mini fern.....so cute! Can't wait to see what else you have changed in there!!!!
ReplyDelete~Des
I love having living green in blue & white...such a beautiful combination!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see your reveal...
Blessings,
Cindy
Hi Kimmie! I always love seeing what you do in your sun room and I always love what you've done! Oh, that old bushel basket brings back so many memories! :)
ReplyDeleteHappy Valentine's Day and you're always a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
That table looks good in there. It's always fun to move something into a different room. Makes it feel new all over again!
ReplyDeleteThe table looks good in there Kim! I'm glad you didn't paint it, it's stained such a pretty color.
ReplyDeleteI have a good sized drop-leaf table in our sunroom also. It is very old and has the barley twist legs - which I love! It is also nice when I need to set up an extra table (entertaining, holidays, etc.). I seat an extra 4 in the sunroom.
ReplyDeleteI love having plants in my sunroom. They do so well in there. I've kept my ferns alive from summer in there - so far!!
tina
I posted about my Home Depot fiddle leaf fig a couple days ago ~ keeping my fingers crossed it lives! Yours looks perfect in the rustic bucket!
ReplyDeleteyour saga's are almost as good as the Bachelor! :)
ReplyDeleteSuch a great table. Love your vignette. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteBeautiful vignette! I love the textures...the vintage olive bucket with the transferware...well done!
ReplyDeleteHappy Valentine's Day!
Emily
Kim,
ReplyDeleteYour vignette is so pretty. Love the olive bucket and fig plant. I can't wait to see the whole room.
Kris
I love that sugar bowl! I like to use serving pieces for plants, too.
ReplyDeleteThe table looks great there Kim. Love the vignette.
ReplyDeleteI love the Vitner bucket! I have one too :) I like the table in wood-but I love painted pieces too. I so enjoy seeing the evolution of your beautiful sun room!
ReplyDeleteLike I have said before, I always love what you do in that room! I just replaced a few plants too...they don't last very long in my house...
ReplyDelete-Shelley
I love the ever-changing room... in all its forms!! Happy Valentine's Day, Kim. blessings ~ tanna
ReplyDeleteThe fig plant is delightful in the olive bucket Kim. I am glad you did not pain the drop leaf table because it is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteyou are the master of vignettes!
ReplyDeleteKim, I think you should be a professional stager, you are so good at arranging vignettes. Well done as always:)
ReplyDeleteLove your changes. I love that you change things up so much, Kim. It keeps the house fresh and fun! xo Diana
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, Kim!! I love the floor length windows. The room looks really bright and happy :)
ReplyDeleteI love the warm wood tone against white! Your little fern in the sugar bowl is too sweet. Very pretty, Kim.
ReplyDeleteJeanette
My favorite room and I'm loving the dark wood of the drop leaf table in there!!! Beautiful as always!
ReplyDeleteOhh how pretty Kim! I need a little fern. They only take 6 months for me to kill opposed to others in a few days.
ReplyDeleteHave I ever told you how much I love your sun room? I love the drop leaf table in there... the warmth of the wood looks beautiful. Perfect!
ReplyDeleteI love that cozy little sunroom corner-it's so inviting.
ReplyDeleteHappy Valentines Day
Such a great picture. I love the container you have the plant in. I almost bought like them couple last weekend.
ReplyDeleteHi Kim,
ReplyDeleteLooking good...love the olive bucket with the burlap, adds such a nice layer to the look!
Love the blue & white bowl!!
Happy Valentine's Day to you & Mr. Savvy too!
All the Best,
Christine
It looks so beautiful Kim! I always enjoy seeing how you arrange your accessories and it makes me want to go switch things up in my house! :-)
ReplyDeleteVanessa
Love the drop leaf table and the vignette!
ReplyDeleteYour table really does look pretty in your sunroom, Kim. Love that blue and white sugar bowl.
ReplyDeleteMary Alice
The table looks great there, Kim. I doesn't matter how many changes you make, you always make wonderful vignettes.
ReplyDeleteThat is a great table and a lovely vignette. I love pieces that can be used in more than one spot.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love this table as a side table. Great move
ReplyDeleteyour sun room is lovely!
ReplyDeleteSo gorgeous Kim! I love the dark wood against the light walls, as well. Your accessories are pretty too!
ReplyDeleteKim, I REALLY like your sun room vignette with the olive basket, that gorgeous finial, and your pretty transferware bowl. Great look. Hope you have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteBabs
Ok, when you are true with the finial, may I borrow it for a bit please?
ReplyDeleteThe vignette looks very pretty ... luv the dark wood against the white wall as well. I have the same contrast in my entryway.
Fiddle leaf fig ( say that 3 times) ... hmmm, let me know if it's easy to care for please. *showing 10 black fingers/thumbs) At times I think I have killed silk plants :-/
Hugs, Gee
I love dark wood in light rooms -- inspired change, Kim!
ReplyDeletexo Heidi
I love it EVERY time you change the sun room. YOu have the TOUCH! Yvonne was here today and she really liked my new house!!! I love that fiddle leaf tree, I want one too and have been loking for one. I will try HD!!! XO, Pinky
ReplyDeleteNice Info
ReplyDeleteI love your "sagas"...and great cliffhangers!...The table looks fantastic in the room...and glad you decided not to paint it as it really is a great juxtaposition in the room...and of course, you are the queen of vignettes...looks great!!! oh, and the fiddle leaf fig is on my shopping list!
ReplyDeleteI think its all cozy and lovely..just the way ot is...peacefull :)
ReplyDeleteKim, everything about your vignette is just beautiful and all the elements are wonderful atop your pretty drop leaf table. You have a great eye for styling, my dear!
ReplyDeleteDiane
So glad you didn't paint the dropleaf table as it is a beautiful piece as it is. The contrast of the dark wood works wonderfully with your white walls! I really liked how you used an old bushel basket as a magazine holder, too. You always have the best ideas!
ReplyDeleteSeeing what you do to change things in your sunroom is one of my favs!! Love the plant in the olive bucket. My olive bucket is housing tp at the moment but i want to do something a little more fun with it for spring!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty with all that great light. The olive bucket is fabulous. Looking forward to seeing the rest of the room. Have a good weekend!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite tree...i have one in my living room and I'm shocked I haven't killed it yet!
ReplyDeleteAw...but change is good! I like how you combined the elegant table with the rustic basket. I kill all green things that I bring into the house. I finally gave up. I either have live flowers, sticks or an occasional fake (which I really don't like) because I just can't make live things grow!
ReplyDeleteYou changed your sun room around? YOU? LOL...Of COURSE you did! It looks great...can't wait to see the next version too...which will look great also! Have I told you I covet your olive bucket....just sayin...if you want to will it to me, I'll take it....
ReplyDeleteDrop-leaf tables are gorgeous aren't they? And so handy! Reminds me of when they were used in the (really) old days (in my grandparents time) in the sitting room as a tea table, craft table or card table. I soooo regret my husband selling mine.
ReplyDeleteRegardless of where you put them, you always style the prettiest vignettes Kim. It's beautiful and the bare wood looks lovely. The contrast is great. I adore that olive bucket! I've been on the look out for one. I've got lots of old sap buckets, but not one of those!
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