Tuesday, May 31, 2016
The Eames-style lounge and ottoman
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Labels: Eames lounge and ottoman, mid-century
Tuesday, May 24, 2016
Mid-century light fixture for the kitchen
I finally found the perfect light fixture to put over my island. I wanted a brass mid-century swag light, and I found it on ebay -- as usual:-) These can be pricey, but I found this one and made an offer of $28, then purchased when the seller countered back at $32, which is a bargain.

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Labels: kitchen, mid-century light
Friday, May 13, 2016
Succulent Planter Box
I have been without a long box on the dining table since I sold my big one last year, so I decided it was time to do something similar again.

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Labels: BoHo, kilim, Native American, succulent planter box
Tuesday, May 10, 2016
Franciscan Ivy on the porch
Last week I mentioned that I had set two tables for a ladies' tea but got no photos, so I recreated both as luncheon tables on the porch using each setting and shared the Noritake Chandova table. Today, I'm sharing the Franciscan Ivy paired with hot pink.

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Labels: Fostoria Moonstone, Franciscan Ivy, I Love Lucy, porch, Sarees, Wallace Louvre
Tuesday, May 3, 2016
Dining alfresco with the Noritake Chandova
I set two tables last week for a ladies' tea, but because I also entertained, I did not get any photos. So...I decided to set up luncheon tables at home with both settings out on the porch.

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Monday, May 2, 2016
Azaleas and rhododendron
It's *that* time of year when the azaleas start blooming. Although, I have several varieties and colors that bloom over the course of several weeks, sometimes everything aligns and most of the azaleas and rhododendron bloom at the same time.

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Labels: azaleas, garden, rhododendron
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