Fall Decorating In The Kitchen
There is a coziness and welcoming warmth in our kitchens when there is a nip in the air. It's the heart of our home, and the place many of us spend so much time. Today I'm giving you a peek into our fall kitchen at FrenchGardenHouse, I've been doing some Fall Decorating in The Kitchen.
Please have a cup of warm apple cider and join me!
WELCOME TO MONDAY MORNING BLOOMS!
It's a joy for Shirley, Mary and Pam and I to welcome you to this Monday's floral edition - or floral therapy as many of you lovingly call it. Be sure to click on their links at the bottom of my post to drink in all the fall floral beauty they have created for today!
After adding a few autumnal touches to my mantel, I always start fall decorating in our kitchen.
Autumn's color palette was made for our black and white French Country kitchen!
I set the big table in the very middle of our kitchen so that it's ready for a quick breakfast, coffee or dessert for our family. I began with a French grain sack draped side sideways in the middle of the table.
The velvet pumpkins are in an old antique trencher, I love their contrasting textures. Small plates and bowls are stacked up. My favorite bee napkins are nestled in an antique copper grain measure together with silver forks.
Because I spend the most time in this side of our FrenchGardenHouse, I usually arrange something seasonal and pretty on this table.
Since we do actually eat here, I try not to go over the top! Corralling all the pumpkins in a trencher, or on a tray, also means that you can lift it off in one motion if you need to clear the table for dinner.
For this Monday's flowers, I bought Spider Mums, Protea, Green Hypericum Berries, and Eucalyptus and Lemon Leaf greens. This antique French cream Sardine Pot was just the right size and has the right country look for my autumnal flowers.
*{Watch for a new post about The Secret Life of Antiques - all about Antique French Sardine Pots next!}
A few snips from a bush in the front garden rounds out the filler, and the very last bright chartreuse hydrangea. When you can, cut a few things from your garden to give your floral arrangements a "just picked" garden look.
Our soft golden mustard, grey, cafe and cream colored Lambswool Bronte Throw is just perfect for this cozy season.
Setting a beautiful table is one of my very favorite things to do.
Aside from fall decorating in the kitchen, I love the smells and tastes that come from my kitchen in autumn. You too?
Please pin this to your FALL or DECOR Pinterest board.
Thank you so much for your visit to my kitchen today! Please visit my friends below.
Shop for the best in French Antiques, furniture with the patina of age, vintage accessories to delight you and your family & friends, and French Country utilitarian pieces. Treasures that make your home fresh, beautiful, inspirational and above all uniquely yours. Visit our shop FrenchGardenHouse.com
WELCOME TO MONDAY MORNING BLOOMS!
It's a joy for Shirley, Mary and Pam and I to welcome you to this Monday's floral edition - or floral therapy as many of you lovingly call it. Be sure to click on their links at the bottom of my post to drink in all the fall floral beauty they have created for today!
After adding a few autumnal touches to my mantel, I always start fall decorating in our kitchen.
Autumn's color palette was made for our black and white French Country kitchen!
I set the big table in the very middle of our kitchen so that it's ready for a quick breakfast, coffee or dessert for our family. I began with a French grain sack draped side sideways in the middle of the table.
The velvet pumpkins are in an old antique trencher, I love their contrasting textures. Small plates and bowls are stacked up. My favorite bee napkins are nestled in an antique copper grain measure together with silver forks.
Because I spend the most time in this side of our FrenchGardenHouse, I usually arrange something seasonal and pretty on this table.
Since we do actually eat here, I try not to go over the top! Corralling all the pumpkins in a trencher, or on a tray, also means that you can lift it off in one motion if you need to clear the table for dinner.
For this Monday's flowers, I bought Spider Mums, Protea, Green Hypericum Berries, and Eucalyptus and Lemon Leaf greens. This antique French cream Sardine Pot was just the right size and has the right country look for my autumnal flowers.
*{Watch for a new post about The Secret Life of Antiques - all about Antique French Sardine Pots next!}
A few snips from a bush in the front garden rounds out the filler, and the very last bright chartreuse hydrangea. When you can, cut a few things from your garden to give your floral arrangements a "just picked" garden look.
Our soft golden mustard, grey, cafe and cream colored Lambswool Bronte Throw is just perfect for this cozy season.
Setting a beautiful table is one of my very favorite things to do.
Aside from fall decorating in the kitchen, I love the smells and tastes that come from my kitchen in autumn. You too?
Please pin this to your FALL or DECOR Pinterest board.
Thank you so much for your visit to my kitchen today! Please visit my friends below.
SHIRLEY at Housepitality Designs
A BIENTOT
Shop for the best in French Antiques, furniture with the patina of age, vintage accessories to delight you and your family & friends, and French Country utilitarian pieces. Treasures that make your home fresh, beautiful, inspirational and above all uniquely yours. Visit our shop FrenchGardenHouse.com
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Lidy
October 28, 2020
Thank you for your visit Linda, and for joining me!