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Showing posts with label Polyvore. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Polyvore. Show all posts
Friday, March 25, 2016
Packing for a week at the beach with just a carry-on... This Vermonter is going to Miami!
Labels:
Acne Studios,
adidas Originals,
Athleta,
clothing,
fashion,
Isabel Marant,
J Brand,
Laura Biagiotti,
Madewell,
Maje,
Monki,
Oliver Peoples,
Polyvore,
Raye,
Rebecca Minkoff,
Sorpresa,
STELLA McCARTNEY,
style,
Woolrich
Wednesday, October 28, 2015
Kate Hudson in Flared Jeans #LOOKFORLESS
Labels:
ALDO,
fashion,
Kim Rogers,
lookforless,
Polyvore,
style
Sunday, October 4, 2015
Friday, September 18, 2015
25 Winter Boots to Get Excited About
Hello Vermont, I know it still feels like summer out there, but the best selection of winter boots are available now. And, if you are anything like me, you have 2 or 3 pairs of beat up frumpy, tired boots that you turn to every year when snow falls. This does not help with the winter blues. Plan ahead. Get excited about winter with fun, stylish boots like the 25 ones I found below.
Tuesday, March 18, 2014
Decorating with Antiques and Primitives: THE RUSTIC LADDER
Decorating with Antiques and Primitives: THE RUSTIC LADDER by lsamsam featuring turquoise home decor







A good old rustic ladder can offer many solutions to the trickiest design problems. They add height, without bulk. They can transform a blank wall into a display of your most treasured items. They can also be a household workhorse, keeping your most used items an arm's reach away.
Tips:
-Attach ribbons to frames and hang from the rungs for a gorgeous wall of photos.
-Gently remove any debris from the ladder to avoid staining linens.
-Add shelves to the rungs, to display larger items.
-Choose narrow walls or empty walls to display your ladder. Walls with other tall items will compete and make your design look cluttered.
-Search salvage yards (www.tillotsontrading.com) and flea markets (gonewengland.about.com/cs/shopping/a/aafleamarkets.htm) for ladders that show their history. Splattered paint, worn wood and good construction are what give this design piece its charm.
Got a good ladder idea? Please share!
Labels:
antiques,
architectural antiques,
farm,
farmhouse,
home,
home decor,
interior,
interior decorating,
interior design,
ladder,
New England,
Polyvore,
primitive,
recycle,
reuse,
rustic,
salvage,
Tillotson Trading,
Vermont
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