Country Curtains Portsmouth

Our classic, elegant paisley panel is printed on polyester and works as a soft neutral to bring together all the other points of interest in your room. The grommet-topped panel is lined for

Glam up your living space with this elegant accent pillow. This home accessory suits a variety of settings and themes. Blending provencal influences and homespun charm, this pillow offers a relaxed take on a timeless look. Crafted using 100% high-quality burlap material. Create a timeless foundation with floral and damask rugs in muted tones, then add lace curtains, burlap pillows, and woven poufs to complete the look. Let ruffled curtains and a scrolling floral rug lend feminine appeal, then add handmade burlap pillows, farmhouse-inspired accents, and a patchwork quilt for a nod to classic country style.

Welcome to the weekend view. Where it is all random all the time. Peach Foxgloves It might have happened. Another 10 foxgloves being added to the garden. Yes, I have a ton already. But… peach… The softest mostly subtle rosy color -absolute perfection. Mostly the ones we have seen this year are the rose color- which are kind of like a purple really. But my husband bumped into peach and white- which are my favorites- and he brought some home to mix into the greenhouse cottage garden. Ikea I took a drive to Ikea last week in order to stock up on some of the items I seem to buy every year. Curtains for the back patio, candles for tucking into pea gravel and willow baskets. Something that you might not know about Ikea curtains- aside from the fact that their curtains are super inexpensive- something that I love about them is that they are automatically extra long. They make them that way so that you can hem to whatever length you would like. But for the patio- they are a near perfect drop landing just above the gravel. This is an older photo- but you get the idea of where they are. Summer patio update coming your way soon. Lion Fountain I shared a peek at some behind the scenes photography I was working on the patio- with a sneak peek of the lion fountain area. It is a favorite spot- and the ivy and roses are in full force right now- which makes it even more enchanting. Several questions about the lion fountain- it is somewhat older now-and is made out of stone mostly. And something else with tons of questions- these pretty little blooms. Going to be sharing a closer look for a gardening post update. Mr. Weenie If you follow me on Instagram, then you probably know that Mr. Weenie had surgery for a blockage they discovered and unfortunately passed after surgery. There were complications and what he ate caused a major issue. I may go into more details about it and share a post – dogs eat so many things they should not and some things are much more dangerous than others. So many of you have fallen in love with Mr. Weenie over the years when I have shared his night time shenanigans. I appreciate all your notes and messages about him- so I wanted to share the update. Mr. Weenie was my daughters dog and one of her best friends so it has been particularly hard for her. He was such a sweet funny guy and we all miss him so much. Flea Market Issue The latest issue of Romantic Homes in on newsstands right now- and it is chock full of flea market goodness. I shared a few contributions this month- and you will see some familiar faces and fabulous style included in the features. Buy your copy here Exciting stuff coming your way in book news and a few fun photoshoots I am working on behind the scenes over here. Also on the blog post list- the fresh pizza details in Cottage Garden news- more about those flowers on the patio and Lambs Ear- which is a favorite garden plant that I am obsessing over and a fresh update in the house that is kind of fun. Happy weekend everyone.