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Midweek musings.....

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Good morning to you! Ever feel like there simply are not enough hours in your day? Well, that's how I have felt all week and I suspect its only going to get worse as we near the holiday craziness. Thank God for coffee!   This is another all over the map post but its a fun excuse for me to talk about this and that.  On the home front, I am awaiting pillows and a dust ruffle to be done for the guest room which I cannot wait for, its coming out so  pretty! Will share as soon as its all together! I have included a few pics taken with my camera this time of the loggia all done. ( taken on a dreary mo rning...) Just had the floor cleaned and grouted......cannot wait to furnish this space and light that fire! I just have to say again how honored I am to have been chosen by Homegoods as their blog of choice for the classic look!! It was so exciting to partner with them for the wonderful giveaway from last week. More to come!! Seeing my name on their website gives me such a thril...

Yearning for urns.........

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Happy Tuesday to all of you......... The frames that I featured a few days ago that many of you inquired about are offically up in my store as of last night. I was sooo excited about presenting this post, gotta admit it, I love them. Always have. As far back as I can remember, I have always adored the look of beautiful stately urns, old, new, iron, stone wood.....love them in all their many shapes, sizes and colors. Inside and out. Flanking a front door, on top of a console or side table, a pair on a coffee table....can you go wrong? I don't think so! Today's post is dedicated to the versatility and instant elegance urns add to virtually any setting. There are few decors that are not complimented beautifully by the use of urns. Talk about a statement piece! I also am incredibly fortunate to have urn creator extraordinaire, Debra from the beautiful blog 5th and State whom I consider to be the ultimate expert in how to work with urns. Her beautiful work speaks for itself, I was ...