Showing posts with label painted dresser. Show all posts
Showing posts with label painted dresser. Show all posts

Copycat Decor #1: Thrifted Department 56 Silver Plated Goblet

August 10, 2025

Today I'm sharing my thrifted Dept. 56 silver plated goblet and how I used it to create a copycat vignette in my home -- sophisticated fall decor costing only pennies. Hopefully, this simple transformation will inspire you to create your own copycat fall vignettes for the upcoming season.  

 before and after pics of thrift store silver plated goblet

I'm sharing it as the first installment in my new Copycat Decor blog post series. To get the thrifty details, read on. 

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Step By Step Guide To Painting A French Provincial Dresser

August 22, 2020



I've dreamed of owning a French provincial dresser for many years. And this year my dream came true! I knew I wanted one for the foyer. So after years of using a hand-me-down mid-century modern credenza my husband brought to our marriage 25 years ago, I was ready for a change. As a birthday gift he told me to go out and find the French provincial dresser of my dreams. When I found it at a local furniture resale store I knew it was meant to be.

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Thrifted Pine Dresser Transformation

June 25, 2020


Even in uncertain times like these, we still need to prepare for the future as best we can. And if you have a college student at home,  you might not have a clue as to what the upcoming fall semester will look like for them. Regardless of the uncertainty, those apartments, campus houses and dorm rooms still need to be furnished and stocked with the necessities to get the kids through -- no matter what happens.

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