~~Had to post this simple nature thing; a hedge apple! Love the green color. Early this morning walking the dogs at the park and found several on the ground; the trees that line the pond are loaded this year~~
Old glass cake stand holds a morning vignette; mixed beans in bale jar for a little candle~~makes a nice late summer look on the table this morning.
Crown molding not up yet around the dining room ceiling. Decided to paint my "gold" chandelier (thank you to a sweet suggestion from a fellow~blogger)and plan to use a few paint mixtures for darking that gold color. I thought of white; but, liking the thought of darker brown/bronze/black on the chandelier with white shades; I have a lot of white in this room. And~~making my white curtains from heavy, white sheets! (yep--sheets)
I'm using the dark colored, thicker rods and loving the match~stick blinds. I may border the inside panel of each curtain with a 3 to 4 inch tan/beige fabric. These windows are floor to ceiling sized, narrow; another reason why 100% white cotton sheets appealed! My old farm~house at the edge of town~~a constant love of work and remodel.
I also want to take off the hardware to the cabinet doors; strip the paint off the hinges and use spray paint to darken them to almost black/brown. I don't know when that will happen~~but, it's a plan.
Have a beautiful day~~
what a great idea! Love it!
ReplyDeleteeverything looks wonderful....never heard of or saw a hedge apple in my life, but I love it!!!!
ReplyDeleteLove your decorating!
hugs,
gail
The sheets at the windows look terrific. Love, love the look!
ReplyDeleteHedge apples....we call them Osage Oranges. They have a distinctive aroma, don't they?
What a beautiful space you've made!
I don't think I've ever seen a hedge apple here in Maine but I absolutely love your photo and how you used them...great color and texture. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteCheryl at My Sister's Cottage
We call them horse apples and I love them too. I decorated with them last year: http://6dukes.blogspot.com/2010/10/horse-apples.html. I love their color and texture!
ReplyDeleteOur garden center sells hedge apples in the early fall. I've heard that they are supposed to keep the spiders away, so I buy a few. ♥♫
ReplyDeleteLovely, such a sweet vinette. Thanks for joining me.
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