Home Again Furnishings

We are super excited to be a part of this ADORABLE store, called Home Again...

I mean, just look at this place...who couldn't fall in love with this!

 

 

The first time I came here, I knew right away that we were going to be long time friends.

All things vintage, farmhouse, cozy, warm, and charming adorn this store from wall to wall,

making it an eye candy heaven! Shall we take a tour?

 

 

 

My daughter was swooning over these :)

 

She also REALLY wanted this darling little pink clock for her bedroom...



 

And if I thought I had some sort of a green thumb, I would have taken these home in a heart beat!

 

Look what I spy! It's our Shutter-style Headboard along the back wall :)

 

 

 

 

And here we have our Provincial Farmhouse Table & Benches :)

I loved the way they had our sweet little farm table displayed!

 

 

Last but not least...the floor. I want this floor! Dings and all :)

So if you ever want to spend an afternoon in "therapy," come on over to

Home Again Furnishings 

Located in old Midvale, Utah!



Charming Coastal Shop

Every time we go to Laguna Beach to visit family, I always have to

stroll down to the boardwalk to visit this quaint little beach shop.

The layers of distressed wood mingled with shiny, sparkly random objects

 create a magical feast for the eyes!

There's something about places like this that just make me. . . well, happy!

I also love the combination of chippy wood and lightly distressed. . .blending

two different textures to create just the right balance.

Speaking of chippy, I am soooo in LOVE with these shutters. . .

Be still my heart!

Have you ever painted starfish? Who would of thunk it!

I have painted many things. . . but not starfish!

Ahhh. . . the beautiful hues of whites, greys, creams, blues, and greens.

So inviting, calming the senses and soothing the soul. . . have you ever stopped

to ponder why God created the world in the same color palette?

"Count among your blessings

all the colors, beauties, and

splendor of a living earth."

                               -Edward Cunningham