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Dry Sink Full O’ Fall

When I bought the new buffet, it replaced the dry sink which meant the dry sink needed to move. The dry sink took up residence where the bookshelf used to be. The bookshelf didn’t belong in the dining room anyway.

The dry sink is painted white using regular latex paint.
I think I’m going to paint it Old White using Annie Sloan Chalk Paint.
This way, it will match the dining table and buffet.
The mirror used to be gold. I painted it today in Old White. The gold looked too heavy.
I think I’m going to add a little distressing and dark wax to the mirror to accentuate the details.
The centerpiece of this vignette is the lovely white ironstone pitcher.
I’ve been wanting one for awhile now and found it at our recent trip to Galena.
It measures about 12″ tall and I found it at an antique book store.
I found a couple old books at that book store in Galena. There were hundreds of books!
I’ve just been lovin’ white pumpkins and gourds this season.
And gourds in neutral colors. It’s such a nice, soft palette.
The soft-colored gourds look wonderful next to the ironstone pitcher, which I’m still drooling over.
Hubby doesn’t get it. I had to tell him I’d serve water in it at Thanksgiving so he’d think it was useful.
Heaven forbid I should buy it just because it’s pretty!
One thing about gourds … you can use them for decor through both Halloween and Thanksgiving.
Most I’ve been able to find for 50 cents each, so very thrifty decorating if you ask me.
 How long before the kitties knock the gourds onto the floor?
Now that the dining room is ready for fall, it’s onto the living room.

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36 Comments

  1. I like the look, and I think you can have several tones of white in one room and look like they all belong. Love the white rusty bird it is to cute. It is all beautiful decorated.

  2. What a pretty dry sink! LOVE your fall vignette!Oh why did I miss that book store we were just there! Beautiful ironstone pitcher!LOVE those old books too!
    xx
    Anne

  3. Thanks for visit my blog♥ i found you last weekend, and the pictures are sooo beautiful…love Baby-boos too, have a nice evening, greetings from germany, Biene♥

  4. I love your dry sink and you’ve decorated it so beautifully. I have an ironstone pitcher similar and it’s a favorite of mine. They work so well for holding flowers and seasonal touches!

  5. Hi, Jennifer. I`m total in love with your blog. I should started with dinner, but here I`m still sitting with your blog. I must finish it later.

    Hugs

  6. Hey my sweet Jenn! thank you so much for joining us again…I love that you join us every week and bring such beautiful inspiration with you….this vignette is just so beautiful…love the old books in there….just perfect…xo