Renovating and decorating our new/old house, a cozy cape cod built in 1940. It won't happen overnight, so join me for the journey.
We bought it at a little antique shop in Union Pier Michigan. The place I dream of owning a little summer cottage one day.
Not one screw or nail to hold this baby together.
Here is the first flower cutting of the year, ya hoo! This is all that popped up so I brought them in and put them on a clock that I found without any hands.
I used it like a candle holder during the fall and winter but I'm loving the springy dafadils there today.
Nothing like a beat up old coffee table...
Linking to Emily A. Clark's coffee table link party
I really like it! The flowers are very pretty too.
ReplyDeleteI'm in love! (with the table) Cute idea to use the clock as a tray.
ReplyDeleteLove the coffee table! I am passing the Beautiful Blogger Award to you! Come by to get your button.
ReplyDeletei love the way you put everything together with the blue accents and the vignette on your table with the mirror. the flowers are just gorgeous...i will be cruising on your blog and thank you so much for stopping by,loving your blog too, count me as your new follower! take care maryann
ReplyDeleteLove it...and that clock is amazing! I'm putting a note to self to plant daffodil bulbs next Fall. I planted tulips, and am so excited to see 36 of them clustered in the back. Love Spring flowers!
ReplyDeleteLoving the yellow flowers! Fresh flowers add so much to a room. I wish I could have them all the time!
ReplyDeleteOur coffee table is not old, but my 13-month old thinks it's his own drum set so I don't know how long it will last. Maybe it will end up with that old, antique look after all. Ha!
Your table and room are so beautiful. I'm continually amazed by us bloggers. We. Are. Good. I mean it. I love the way you displayed the daffodils on the old clock. Love the rug, love it all!
ReplyDelete~janet
Now I want to see more pics of the room. It looks great! The coffee table reminds me of a set that we bought and had to return. Too wobbly for my future wrestler. Love the splash of yellow from the flowers.
ReplyDeleteI love an old coffee table with lots of memories...and the flowers are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteAdorable table and to know that it has history and comes from such a sentimental place..even better. Everytime I look at pieces like that in my own home, it makes me smile.
ReplyDeleteYour table is so cool and unusual- I love it!
ReplyDeleteGreat table, gorgeous flowers, and I WANT your tray! Everything looks beautiful together!
ReplyDeleteBest wishes,
Tammy
i prefer "aged". :) love your rug, too.
ReplyDeleteGreat table. That is something that you can use anywhere in any home. I love your flower arrangement with the clock. Clever idea! Fun to get a peak to see what you are up to!
ReplyDelete~jamilyn
Loved the coffee table. I'm a sucker for anything scratched and dinged. I also really like that rug!
ReplyDeleteand what a lovely table it is...
ReplyDeleteWhat a great coffee table! And the daffodils on the clock looks so pretty!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Stacey
Amazing table. I really like the finish and it looks amazing in your room with the bright yellow flowers taking the spotlight. It really is stunning!
ReplyDeleteThat coffee table is a thing of beauty.
ReplyDeleteThat's a really awesome table. What a great find.
ReplyDeleteThat is a very pretty table and I agree the more dings and nicks the better. I see you have the PB bird pillow cover, too. I have two on my bed. I love that print.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful table! And I love the clock! :)
ReplyDeleteLove the awesome rustic table and the pop of blue with the pillow.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great table! My hubby & I started marriage w/an old beat up coffee table that we re-did. I loved that old table...kind of miss it sometimes:)
ReplyDeletewhat a great sturdy table! your living room look so comfy..
ReplyDeleteWhat a great find! Love the clock as a tray, will keep that in mind when I'm garage sale-ing.
ReplyDeleteIt's a great table! Love your rug too. =)
ReplyDeleteI like your table and the daffodils! I got a peek of your Louis style chair too, love it! Your living room looks cozy. :)
ReplyDeleteI think your coffee table is wonderful - dings and all :)
ReplyDeleteOh to have a place at Union Pier...
That table looks pretty awesome with the PB rug! I love it.
ReplyDeleteLove the table! And that is a really creative idea to use the clock as a tray.
ReplyDeleteThat rug is too cute! Where is it from?
Lovely Little Nest,
ReplyDeleteI bought the rug at Pottery Barn for a steal of a deal. I brought it home just to try it out because it was not what I had in mind. I ended up really liking it!
I LOVE your coffee table! It totally looks like something you would pay 1,700 at Restoration Hardware. But the most wonderful thing about it is that it has history...I LOVE that!
ReplyDeleteI know this was supposed to be about the table but the daffodils were so pretty they stole the show :) Thanks for stopping by Webster's Updates and looking forward to seeing more of your projects!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute table, I like your area rug a whole bunch!
ReplyDeleteI love it all- the table, rug, flowers, pillows, great chair, did I see a dresser in the background? So beautiful, you have such terrific style. Your coffee table reminds me of our breakfast table (benchwright by Pottery Barn). I'm going to try to link up too- need to take a few pics tomorrow! Our coffee table is an ottoman in preparation for a soon-to-be cruising baby:)
ReplyDeleteYour table is beautiful and I like the way you think. Love that rug!
ReplyDelete-Rene