I know myself well.. Now, I’ve finally got it finished.
When I was picking my colours, I could neither resist the punny nature of this colour nor it’s perfect Christmassyness.I was standing next to the dining table with my red plates on it when I saw the colour in my paint chip deck and it matched perfectly so I had to add it in somehow..
I just swirled a bit of it inside this mason jar, let it dry upside down on some paper towels overnight and I had myself a happy glossy red jar!.I love its retro look with the white berries in it..They kind of remind me of bubbles!
…which is not Christmassy at all, but still, somehow it works!.The table and the jar are the perfect easy little additions to this room’s Christmas decor and I’m so glad CIL gave me the excuse to play around and do this little project!.
Do you have a little painting project that you’d love to do to spruce your home up a bit before Christmas?
Why not just grab a tester or two, turn on the Christmas tunes, and have some fun with it?I shared Kennedy’s room make over last week and I thought today I might go into a little more detail about what I used in the room, in case you were curious.I think it’s safe to say that we’re in the home stretch now so I put together this mood board to give you an idea of where we’re headed in this room as far as the design goes.
The great thing is that a lot of the stuff on the board is already installed in the room!I’m going for kind of a farmhouse fresh look in there to fit in with our home’s surroundings, with plenty of really high-quality traditional elements that will stand the test of time.. I’ve included a list of all of my sources for everything below, as well as some thoughts on where I might be able to get some of the missing pieces!.
Mood board sources:.Waterhill Light Fixture in Chrome by Moen.