Ready to continue the Bachman's 2013 Fall Ideas House tour? Thank you for all of your visits and comments on part one! Today we'll visit the dining room and kitchen areas! Remember you can click on any photo for a closer look!
This wall treatment was done using a vintage 1950's wall roller...
Don't you love this antique buffet?
The kitchen is colorful and charming...
Dishtowels hanging from a cloth measuring tape make
a fun window treatment...
and a metal ironing board is re-purposed as a message center!
One of my favorite ideas...an outdoor canopy used as a pot rack!
Just off the kitchen is the lower level bathroom...isn't this
a fun window treatment?
The embossed wallpaper is used as a decorative accent stripe...
Going upstairs, the wall is decorated with
wood grain done with a paint roller...
Next post, we'll visit the upstairs...
but before I go...
look at this bat lurking in the laundry chute!
Remember, you can click on the photo at the top of my sidebar to visit my posts on all the previous Ideas Houses!
I am joining Linda over at Coastal Charm for Nifty Thrifty Tuesday
and
Debra over at Common Ground for The Marketplace
Until next time...
Isn't that wall in the dining room neat where they used the vintage wall roller? And, I love that antique buffet. Do you know what the light fixture in the kitchen is made from?
ReplyDeleteGreat photos! I will put a link to them on my next post.
The typewriting table in the kitchen is a great idea. Plus the ironing board. Who would have thought! Love it all. Pinning half of it!
ReplyDeleteLinda, Call me crazy, but I love that old sink. The kitchen is adorable. Aren't people just so talented?? xoxo,Susie
ReplyDeleteI love that kitchen! So fun and colorful!
ReplyDeleteDear Linda, so many warm colours, and making the rooms cozy in a relaxed way !! Is`nt that what we all ned,- around the world in those years of crices !!
ReplyDeleteWhat I most love is the window with the birds and green bottles hanging !! Such wonderful photoes dear -trhank you.
Hugs, Dorthe
Always so creative, thanks for taking us along each time!
ReplyDeletexo Kat
Such cute ideas for window treatments! I love the colors in the kitchen too. Always enjoy these posts. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing with all of us. Luv that fun window treatment and ironing board.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Linda
The colors are beautiful. I love both of the windows with the bottles hanging around, a very clever idea.
ReplyDeleteYippee, my favorite time of YEAR! Oh my those window treatments had me giddy. I want to do that at Christmas time maybe...so cute! Looks awesome.
ReplyDeleteOh my, I think I have a new favorite kitchen again! Love it! And the antique buffet.... are you listening Santa? Thanks Linda! Ann
ReplyDeleteFun tour! Love the hanging bottles :)
ReplyDeleteSusan
You KNOW I love this tour! I think I have to steal that bat idea! That wood grain with the roller was really big here a few years back. Looks like they are resurrecting it again! xo Diana
ReplyDeleteI'm in love with the kitchen sink and wonderful cabinets that extend to the ceiling! So many fun details, and the bat in the laundry chute is hysterical! Thanks for sharing, Linda!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful table and décor! and the little bat hanging out is hilarious, it made me smile.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing it
Beautiful. Lots of black used. I have that same black utility cart in my wait to paint line up.
ReplyDeleteWhat a charming kitchen! Love the black beadboard with the green walls and that sink is just too fabulous! Want that!
ReplyDeleteThink my fav this round is the bottles in the window, but I also like the ice tea container.
ReplyDeleteThis must have been such a fun day! So many great ideas. I love the black lace wrapped around the dining chairs and that garden canopy pot rack is great! Love all the inspiration - thanks for sharing! Hugs xoxo
ReplyDeleteWow, this is really a feast for the eyes. If someone doesn't find a good decorating idea here, they aren't looking too closely! I love the arbor used as a pot rack, great idea. Thanks for visiting me. -Dawn @ We Call It Junkin.com
ReplyDeletethanks for again sharing this wonderful idea house. I love the old typing table painted black in the kitchen. That would make a great beverage station in my small kitchen. Now to find one!
ReplyDeleteHa ha the bat made me smile!!!
ReplyDeleteI love it all. Especially the ironing board message centre!
Karen x