The only glitch so far was this morning when I got up the picture frame molding was pulling off the walls! Painter guy said we put them up before the paint dried enough but he quickly remedied that problem by pulling them off, scraping the walls and backs of the molding, and reattaching and caulking them. I don't know why I never thought of using the molding before, it's just beautiful! The only thing missing now is crown molding which is on "the list" and will be installed very soon (I hope).
So here's a little peek at the dining room......I couldn't wait to start putting out all the pretty dishes I've been collecting. I played around on the sideboard and came up with this little vingette........
Can you see the picture frame molding on the bottom? Love it!!
Here's all the other stuff just waiting to go on these shelves (below)
Put some shells in this pretty bowl on the foyer table but that's already changed. Not sure what I'm going to do there.
I hope you are enjoying this transformation as much as I am. I'll post more pictures just as soon as I get all my "stuff" put in just the right place. My only dilemma right now is trying to decide what to use as window treatments. I have ordered a tortishell roman blind (for privacy) but I have no idea what kind of drapes I'll use? Suggestions would be appreciated!!!!
Had to laugh when I read your post on another blog.,,,I lived in Vicksburg for a very long time. Maybe I can help with that too LOL--Susan
ReplyDeleteBeautiful job on the moldings- The room is looking wonderful!!! I love all your ironstone dishes also-
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mary
Love the shells!
ReplyDeleteGreat job on the room! Your lamps are beautiful on the buffet & I'm drooling over your ironstone. ♥
ReplyDeleteIt's lookin' good there girl!
ReplyDeleteDid your handyman buy the molding and cut it himself or did you buy the pre-made kits? I've seen both ways done and both turned out great! I'm just wondering if the kits would save lots of time for me.
Oh, the molding looks just gorgeous. It really makes a huge transformation in a room. I would love some in my breakfastroom. I just made plain panel drapes for my room in a very subtle tone on tone stripe that is similar to the wall color, that way all the wonderful dishes and accessories are the stars. Your ironstone is just gorgeous. Can't wait to see the finished project. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteNow that is gorgeous! The molding adds so much dimension and style to the room.
ReplyDeleteAnd your ironstone collection? Wow.
Thanks for sharing! Cass
Ohhhh I love how the molding turned out...I gotta finish the living room then we will do the dining room...love those creamy white dishes...everything is looking so beautiful girl!
ReplyDeleteIt looks beautiful, Judy!
ReplyDeleteJudy-it looks great-i love how light the room looks, and what a great contrast to the dark wood sideboard!
ReplyDeletegreat job,
-kristen
Everything looks so beautiful and springy!!
ReplyDeleteLookin' good girl!! I can't wait to see it all finished.
ReplyDeleteLove the shelf! Thanks for the great pics and decorating ideas!--Renee
ReplyDeleteLove everything you are doing.
ReplyDeleteI'm not a curtain or drape person so I can't help you there..
Great job...
Oh, it's looking so wonderful! I love all you've done and now I want to see more. Show me! Show me!
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Shelia ;)
Looks beautiful already! Love the change to a neutral palette. Very fresh and clean. I would use silk or dupiani drape panels floor length in very muted shades (the color of the seashells ).
ReplyDeleteI am in LOVE, Judy!!! I tried to see if you mentioned this already, but what's the name of the paint color you used in there? Also, I thought I might do the trim myself, but after looking at your pre-made ones, I might have to rethink it. It looks amazing!!
ReplyDeleteSounds like we are going through the same thing- love what you have done so far- great inspiration- now I need to get to work.
ReplyDeleteOMG, just found your blog and saw the solution to water marks. Just what I needed! Can't wait to see the finished dining room.
ReplyDeleteLove your new dining room. I recently went from cranberry to a bone china color. I love it! Great job :)
ReplyDeleteI love what I see so far! :) jen
ReplyDeleteAMAZING!!!
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to see the finished product!!
xoxox,
martha from elizabeth hill
This is looking great! I can't wait to see more!
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