It really was a whole lot different when it was my, early summer, herb garden.
The plants were struggling to be their best and it was time for a change of view.
This tablescape and centerpiece were my inspirations to make some changes and bring some farmhouse style to the window.
I hung my, straw, market basket in the window and filled it with red, faux geraniums, daisies, and hydrangeas.
I always love to see pics, like this one, that show our yard in the background.
A, rustic, naked frame surrounds my tiny rooster print in an intentional lopsided manner.
I used my dad's, red windsor, chair (from when he was a toddler) to hold this country vignette.
Vintage firkins and an"egg crate," that I made from an old wooden box, are displayed to the right adding mpre farm house styling.
A white ceramic rooster proudly sits on top.
A collection of, Strawberry Fields, saucers and a potted violet are tucked inside the rustic white washed crate.
50 cents each is all I paid for eight of these. red transferware, vintage pieces!
A Pfaltzgraff bowl turned upside down is a base for my potted plant and my, white ironstone, creamer is handy for watering the last of my window plants.
The bowl is part of our dinnerware collection.
I liked the way it mimicked the colors in the basket hanging from above.
Our window has given us so much joy over the past 2 years. If you
enter "bay window" in my search bar it will show you many posts of
each Holiday and season for you to see!
I hope that you are enjoying a wonderful summer with you family and friends...we are and I just wish that it would never end!
Love, Hugs and Kisses,
JP
and Gucci, too!
JP
Can you see him? He's playing "peek-a-boo!"
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