January is always a bit of a strange month when it comes to decorating. Once all of the Christmas decor is put away it always feels a little bit barren but it's a little too soon to add any spring or summer touches. I left our cozy knit and fur pillows and throws as well as our pom pom wreath for now seeing how they are nice additions in this winter weather, and then we added in some more cheerful touches to our mantel using some fresh seeded eucalyptus bouquets and some tulips from Trader Joe's to help make it feel a little less gloomy even though it's still quite cold and dreary outside.
You can see more photos and get a source list for the kitchen in this post here.
Source List:
Fireplace Color- Winter Gates in Semi-Gloss by Benjamin Moore
Wall Color- Horizon in Eggshell by Benjamin Moore
Trim Color - Simply White in Semi-Gloss by Benjamin Moore
Door Color - Mopboard Black in Semi-Gloss by Benjamin Moore
Flush Mount - Lowe's
Sectional - IKEA
Rug - HomeGoods
Side Table - Pottery Barn about 8 years ago since paintedLamp - Joss and Main
Notebooks - HomeGoods
Metal Sphere - Target several years agoKnit Pillows (both on the chairs and on the sofa) - Soft Surroundings
Striped Pillows - made by my mom with fabric from New England Fabrics
Fur Pillows - World MarketPlaid Throw - HomeGoods
Slipcovered Wingback Chairs - Savvy Home and Garden seven years ago
Script Chairs - TJMaxx several years ago
Painted French Cabinet - makeover here (from a consignment shop several years ago)
TV Console - Antique shop in Camden, SC
Frames above chairs - tutorial here
Drapery Panels - IKEA Ritva Panels
Drapery Rods - Lowe's
Sconces - RH Baby and Child
Mirror - gift from my mom (Restoration Hardware)
Pale Blue Pitcher - Joss and Main
Blue Dairy Bottles - T.J. Maxx
Antlers - World Market
Bundle of Birch Wood - Ballard DesignsRocking Horse - gift from my mom (from RH Baby and Child)
Kitchen Table - Pier 1 about 8 years ago painted in Annie Sloane's French Linen
End Chairs - IKEA
X-Back Chairs - IKEA
Three - Tiered Stand - gift from my mom from Mothology
Plates and Tea Cups - Pottery Barn
Buckets - Mothology
I hope you all have a fabulous week!
What a beautiful space! Love all your colour choices, styling & furniture.
ReplyDeleteDid you know...
ReplyDeleteThat if you put a little slit in a tulip-- right in the green part before the color starts-- it will keep the tulip from opening up! A florist friend told me that this summer. I always prefer them when they are closed!
Did you whitewash your brick on the fireplace or just lightly paint
ReplyDeleteI love all the grey!!! Especially the fire place!!!! That painted mantle looks amazing next to the brick.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I'm curious as to how you feel about your faux ceiling beams. Do you like them or wish they were gone? Have you considered painting them or removing them altogether to open up the space and make it feel bigger?
ReplyDeleteThank you! If we were designing a space we wouldn't put beams in unless the ceilings were a good bit higher. However, these beams were in here when we bought the house and although they make the ceiling feel lower which I don't like (and many of our guests are over 6' tall so the ceiling feels low to begin with), I do like the cozy feeling they add to the room and we have no plans of removing them or painting them at this point.
DeleteI love your beautiful place and family room. In fact, I was browsing through various sites over that past weeks looking for family room set up similar to mine (with the dinning room leading to the family room) and here I found yours. Love the colors!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty love the textures
ReplyDeleteYou room really spoke to me! It just seems like a cozy winter spot. I've discovered your site from Cedar Hill Farmhouse and I'm so glad I did. I love your style and I especially appreciate your source list - just my price point! i'll be back.
ReplyDeleteWhat a warm and inviting space. Your before and after's are simply amazing. I agree so much about decorating after Christmas! I have gone the same direction, with lots of texture, tones of white and cream on brown and gobs of candles. I even made the pom pom wreath that was supposed to be done for Christmas, but didn't make it. It's a nice, new addition. Thank you for sharing your talents!
ReplyDeleteLove this Jennifer. If you get a chance would love for you to share on Friday Favorites! Party goes live tonight! http://notatrophywife.com
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I love that your doors are all painted black. I was wondering if both sides on the bedroom doors are black especially in your girls room?
ReplyDeleteThanks! They are everywhere except the girls' room, because that was the first room we painted and we hadn't decided on black doors yet. Eventually we will go back and paint theirs black too so all of the doors in the house match.
DeleteYour home is lovely and feels peaceful. You must be so pleased with the outcome, congratulations!
ReplyDeleteI went and got the paint Horizon and it looks nothing like the monitor color. Do you like the color better in person better than on-screen?
ReplyDeleteHi! It looks very similar on my monitor and in real life, but everyone's screen will show colors differently.
DeleteHow did you change the color of the brick? Did you whitewash it? If so, please share your method - would love to know how you got that gorgeous look!
ReplyDeleteThanks! Heres the post we did on that topic (you can find additional information in the comments section as well): http://dearlillieblog.blogspot.com/2013/09/our-whitewashed-brick.html
DeleteIt's seeded eucalyptus. =)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, inspiring home! I have been looking for the best place to find variations of eucalyptus for my mantle: seeded, silver dollar, or the standard. Any recommendations? I'm finding that the artificial stems I've found haven't been cutting it for me and many of the dried stems are died deeper colors which isn't my favorite.
ReplyDeleteThanks! xoxo
Thanks, Elena! Jenni gets hers at Trader Joe's!
Delete-Jason