Do you remember this lovely vintage mirror that we had on the wall in the dining room of our old house?
…..Well! last weekend, My hubby’s Dad (we’ll call him Big Fred!) bought his masonary drill over to our house and together, we put it on the wall of our new dining room! well I say new!…we have been in this house nearly a year now! but peeps say that it looks like we have lived here for years!…we also changed the configuration of the dining table and have been able to fit in, the old house’s hall table too! Goodness knows how much else we will be able to fit in this little cosy cottage!….soon the walls are sure to fall down with all the weight of the furniture and ‘object ja doiux’!!!! LOL!
Happy Thursday gals…speak soon
Love Happy x
great!
That looks great where you put it! The hall table and stools look perfect underneath it!
Lovely mirror and lovely dining room! We have been in our house one year tomorrow, and it feel slike we have been here for ever! Suzie. x
What a pretty house you have.
Big Fred did good! it all looks lovely Happy,my eagle eye spotted a lovely red lamp shade,I am finding it really difficult to find red or ginham lamp shades,do you have any websites that you can let me know of? and I agree you do have a special'knack'of putting colours together! gorgeous!
I love a big mirror!I always find it amazing how small spaces can be filled with so much more than you actually think!You should see my bedroom with all its boxes!Victoria xx
looks perfect! such a cheerful little dinning room!happpy thursday!
The mirror looks great there!I also love the combination of red and white/blue/green/ and have these colours in my kitchen.Our house is groaning with all my vintage finds/china too!Bellaboo
Ohhh I love this mirror! Great buy!It's amazing how you put all these colors together…I feel very at home at your blog…I really have the same love for putting all colors together and mixing stuff where other people say "that doesn't match" :))))You must feel very happy among your beautiful things!Have a great day, regards, Veronique