Wednesday, September 3, 2014

GETTING SHABBY CHIC FURNITURE TO WORK FOR FALL


One of the things I have been trying to figure out is how to marry shabby chic pink with fall colors.  I have a buffet in my kitchen and since last year I picked up some of those fun English and Japanese Cottage tea time pieces:






The piece on the left is an English lidded biscuit box without it's handle and at the right is a Kensington Price English teapot.  It is from Japan.  I didn't pay much for any although I have seen some that were very expensive so I passed them buy.  In order to make this work - I had to change some of those plates on the wall and I need to hunt for a more fallish picture to replace my pink rose picture that I am hiding here.




I am using lots of beige frilly
 doilies in various shades.


18 comments:

  1. I think you buffet is a perfect example of how to mix shabby with fall....great job! Hugs, Penny

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  2. Lovely ! I collect the English cottage tea pots I have for now 10 different ones and always looking for more ! Thanks for sharing . Have a good week !

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  3. I love all of your "cottage" pots! They are adorable and it DOES look like fall!

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  4. Your autumn touches are perfect, Bernideen! I lov eyour lacey pumpkin too!

    WAY too hot here to consider fall decor yet, so I hold steadfast to summer, lol.

    Hugs.

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  5. Hi Bernideen, I love how you are decorating for fall using your transferware dishes and darling cottages. It all looks so pretty and refreshing with your soft whites and pastels. I always enjoy seeing what you do with all your beautiful china for season changes!
    Blessings, Nancy

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  6. Everything is perfect and looks so good together. Outstanding job!
    Have a great rest of the week.
    I am so ready for FALL. Tonight it feels like FALL in the air.
    Mary

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  7. I love your Fall buffet, Bernideen. The cottages with the lace pumpkin look so well together. Did you make the pumpkin? I also love the different shades of doilies to compliment it all. I have a cottage teapot like yours, that belonged to my Mom. I need a thatched lid, however, because she gave me the sugar lid and it doesn't fit.

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  8. That just goes to show you that shabby chic can be "fallish" too! Your little cottages are so cute!

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  9. I love your shabby autumn buffet, the cottage teapots are so pretty and I love the doilies too.

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  10. Your cottage teapots are so charming! It all looks warm and inviting with the autumn tones and your pretty white buffet!

    Visiting from Charm of Home.

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  11. I love those cottage tea things Bernideen. So homey and cozy looking. And those lace pumpkins are perfect!
    I just linked to your party, late, but thought I'd comment here when I spied those pretty fall pieces.

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  12. It's fantastic! I love the fall colors with Shabby chic!

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  13. You did a wonderful job, Bernideen putting this together - I'm leaning toward neutrals now - and some orange! I do appreciate you sharing with Home and Garden Thursday,
    Kathy

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  14. What a beautiful collection of 'fall' décor. Love your shabby chic pumpkins - oh my - you are clever!

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  15. What a terrific collection of fall wares, and the tea time pieces are a perfect fit for the season! So pretty and soft and yet completely fall-ish. Love it!

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