Hello, Friends,
How are you? I hope you are doing well.
When my brother moved a few years ago, he gave me some plates that had belonged to our great, grandmother.
Knowing that I love a good fruity theme, I tucked a peach plate away for another day.
Other peachy things were found during my thrifting adventures. A couple of summers have come and gone. I wasn't feeling very peachy but the peachy keen items were neatly packed away.
I knew the day would come and it did.
Peach tones coordinate perfectly with the new Cottage Core valances so this was the summer for peaches.
I thought I'd share how I sprinkled a few elements with a peach motif around our 2022 kitchen.
Some flocked fruit from the craft store snuggles with a vintage beaded peach.
This beaded piece is so pretty and it is one of my favorites in my collection of vintage beaded produce.
The creamer has been in my collection for years. It harkens back to our yellow kitchen circa 1998.
The kalanchoe will eventually end up outside until frost. Kalanchoes are a great buy. They bloom for weeks and then can be tucked into a summer landscape.
I still love our kitchen. The transformation began almost ten years ago.
I can't resist a good printable to round out a theme. The pie jar label came from the Knick Of Time blog.
Some vintage canning jars give a subtle nod to the theme and echo the color of the walls.
Another peachy plate was a thrifty find and it coordinates with my great grandmother's plate perfectly.
White dishes are a must in the niches.
Here are a few photos of the stairway wall.
There are a few pops of yellow to coordinate with the valances.
I'm loving yellow this year.
That is all for now. I hope this inspires you to look at a fun summery theme for your kitchen.
This was a new one for me and I think it is just peachy.
Katie
