Our old pine cupboard has had quite a few changes since it was purchased back in 1969. It started out in a dark stain and stayed that way until I painted the doors, drawer and edge trim in hunter green back in the 80's!
Then around 2010 I got brave and painted it black with a burgandy interior and a few gold accents.
Today, I pulled out some wallpaper that I had leftover from another furniture project
and added it to the backs of the three shelves. It's paintable if I should tire of it...you can see how I did exactly that here
I love the subtle touch of class that the white damask adds to my collection of white ironstone and vintage Staffordshire plates.
I'll be using the plates for our Valentine's celebration for two.
Since it's almost Valentine's Day I added a few little touches of love here with me and my girls
and here, of me and my honey.
My penguin, that was in our Christmas window, is up on the top shelf and wearing a red heart, too!
Now, I'm off to finish the post on our mantel...I think you're gonna like it.
It really is romantic!
Love, Hugs and Kisses,
JP
and Gucci, too!
Posting a very special "thank you" to the ladies from table it link party
and to Stacey from embracingchange for choosing this post as a party feature!
7 comments:
Wow, it looks just lovely!
JP,
I love, love, love the white damask wallpaper in your cabinet, dear friend!!!
Your designed cupboard is lovely with your white dishes!!!
LOVE the red stripe mat for contrast!!!
Fondly,
Pat
Love the update!!!! You always have such a great eye :).
Love the update and the beautiful vignettes! Thanks for sharing at Table It!
How pretty! Thanks for sharing at Merry Monday, hope to see you again next week!
I love your Ironstone collection. Such pretty way to display it.
Janet
Hi Jp this is my first time here I follow Heather & have for a few years, When I saw your corner unit I had to comment.
I simply love the color Is It a Grey/blue regardless The white damask & red Is stunning . When you have Done really showcases your lovely china & collectables.
Ann
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