Showing posts with label Tuesday Morning. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tuesday Morning. Show all posts

Sunday, May 27, 2018

Summer In The Master Bedroom

It's the unofficial start of summer and our room has a new summery feel.
It's taken about a month to pull all of the elements of this room together. 


I've heard that blue and white is "out".
 It may explain why it was a little harder to find everything but I certainly enjoyed the hunt.


The perfect pillow cover came from Hobby Lobby.
I've found several of these in the fabric department right next to ready-made curtains.
It was half off the day I found it.


We've had the Moroccan style wood piece above the bed for about 2 years.
It was from Tuesday Morning.


The comforter was a Walmart find for $27.47. What a strange price - affordable but strange. 
The comforter is perfect for a Texas summer when the air conditioner is set to frigid! 
It's a perfect weight. 


The Euro shams are Better Homes and Gardens from Walmart. They were only $14.84 each.


All of this was layered on our existing white matelasse set from Tuesday Morning.
It is Linea Casa by Sferra. It's held up so well in the two years that we've had it.
The bed and nightstands are from Lane. I thought this set was called Montana but I cannot find the information about it. I mistakenly said it was Broyhill furniture.
We still love the bed.
The night stands - not so much.


Bill's side is bubbling up and he always uses a coaster.
My side is just chipping. I've had water beside my bed only a handful of times.
These were impulse buys gone wrong.
I'm excited about looking for new night stands.


Each visit to the thrift store yields some new bit of blue and white. 


The little vase was a dollar.  The tea cup is Allerton's Blue Willow from my grandmother.
I have several Blue Willow mismatched cups and saucers but the color on this set is the most vibrant. 


My sweet Dixie is looking for squirrels.


I found a baggie of fabric samples at the thrift store. 


Initially, they were supposed to be made into pillows.
When the pillows didn't work out, I framed them for our room. 


The frames were also from Walmart. I thought they were only $7.97 but they aren't on the website. 


The lamp was a Tuesday Morning find.
I just love it.



I love this look for summer. It feels crisp and clean.
The tan carpet looks better with the navy instead of the gray. Which is good because I was a little tired of it. You know what that means around here.
I've freshened up my vanity. I'll be back with a post about that soon.  
Thanks for stopping by.


Have a blessed weekend.
Katie

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Saturday, January 9, 2016

Cozy Up This Winter With Some Throws

I love throws. 


Every winter there are a jillion of them around here because I'm cold all the time. 


The thermostat can read 70 degrees and I am under a blanket shivering. 



I just recently threw away a throw I'd ordered from Pottery Barn. 
It was beautiful and soft but it didn't last.
We had to wash it.


I'm not blaming anyone in particular...
One end was wider than the other after a trip through the washer and dryer. 


Some of my favorite throws are from IKEA. 


The URSULA Throw in white is fabulous all year. 


It's light weight for summer.
The cable knit looks good in the winter too. 



One of my favorite throws is the HERMINE also from IKEA.
 

The brown, cream and gray plaid has a touch of gold in it. 
It's so pretty.
 We are supposed to be getting an IKEA nearer to us next year. I love IKEA but it is a least an hour away.


A few years ago, I ordered a plaid throw from Pottery Barn on clearance after Christmas. 
I love it but they have never had anything else like it.

I just love plaids that aren't too Christmasy.


Tuesday Morning has great throws and blankets. 



 A couple of yards of wool from the fabric store does the trick too. 

If you go that route, get enough to make some pillows too.



Do you love throws as much as I do?

Stay cozy my friends,
Katie 
Thank you for your prayers. I'll share if and when I can. 
We are all okay but I'm afraid we are just in one of those hard seasons.