The front door. Welcome to our home :)
The "Kunz Family" sign was a bridal shower gift from my aunt & cousins... {they gave me a set of amazing napkins & a beautiful apron also... but that's another post.} Anyway, depending on the wall space, I usually never let a sign or plaque hang alone. Here I added an old weather vane from my parents' barn, a thrift store shelf {spray painted}, and the three votive holders.
I never stop at the sign.
Here's another example... this big "rodeo" plaque was a birthday gift from my mother-in-law. I just added the small garage sale shelf {spray painted & sanded} and the vintage insulators. {I use these & blue mason jars throughout the house to tie everything together with that pretty accent color.}
Pheasant feathers- you'll find these throughout our home.
Our computer desk was an old white desk, now painted black. Accented with ivory lanterns, old books, a cow, roosters, and ornate gold frames.
Another mason jar- I keep ticket stubs & other small memorabilia in here.
My "Cowboy Coaster Corral" -a stirrup.
I keep my dad's childhood saddle on display. I love all of the character in this little saddle. The chicken-wire box was the card box Ryan built for our wedding. {Now filled with birch logs.}
As I looked around our home the other day, I realized that most of what we have is actually old, made new, or just plain old -that's always good too. It really doesn't take much to decorate a room if you can just walk into a garage sale/thrift store/basement or attic with an open, creative mind.
& maybe a little spray paint.
