Nov 7, 2017 - Hello Everyone, I am so excited to begin my reveal of the #smimodernfarmhouse with the Entry & Family Room. If you follow me on Instagram, you may have seen me post the progress of this home, while it was under construction, on my Insta Stories. More recently, I have been sharing some peeks of the
Lately, I have been obsessed with bookshelf styling. So much so that I stole a shelf from my kids’ room, just to decorate it in the living room. (Don’t worry, I replaced it with something else that was even more kid friendly for them). I purchased this shelf at an antique store, long before having children, and while it isn’t exactly “the look” I was going for, it had the space I wanted. I will be sharing the full living room refresh later this week, as I mentioned last Friday, but today, it’s all about the shelf. You might recall the rustic shelf that was in this space previously. It has been there for a long time, and even though I love it, I felt limited with how many things I could actually “style” on it. I would like to possibly get myself some of these ones (*affiliate link) when they fit into our budget, or make something similar to this on another wall, but until then, I decided to work with what I have. And this shelf was it. I wanted to keep it kid friendly, but also have pieces on it that I love. A mixture of books, old and new. A pair of brass deer I scored at a thrift store for $1.00. A piece of pottery that I purchased at HomeGoods (I fell in love with it the minute I saw it, and it was only $15!). Part of my collection of art books, some antlers, a German license plate from the flea market, a little bowl made by my sister… More old and new books. I am always snapping up old books when I find them. They are my “go-to” pieces for decorating. I just can’t help but put them everywhere. Stacks of my magazines and catalogs. Dominoes in an antique egg basket. Ever since I put out dominoes, my kids have been playing with them every day. Being 2 1/2 and almost 4, they of course don’t know how to really play, but my husband sets them up for them in elaborate ways and then they get a thrill out of knocking them down. They have been wanting to do that in the evenings rather than watch TV shows. I think that is pretty awesome. And all from just throwing some dominoes in a basket. I had know idea it would create some impromptu family togetherness. And of course, loads of kid’s books on the bottom shelf. Some are placed in a wooden box, while others are just lined up on the side. I always want my children to have easy access to books, since I think reading is so important. Because of that, I know I will always have books for them in our living spaces. So that’s the current state of our little, “eclectically styled” bookshelf in the living room. Even though it may not be as “Pinterest worthy” as the images I find myself inspired by on there (I have a whole board dedicated to it…oh if only I could study under the likes of Emily Henderson…sigh), I like that it is functional as well as appealing to at least my eye and gives the room a bit more character. I am just dying to show you the whole room makeover, but it will still be a few more days (editing though the 300 photos I took takes time…ha). I hope you will come back to see the rest! Till next time… ~Alice W. Follow along with me! Want to make sure you never miss a post? Subscribe below! Enter your email address: Delivered by FeedBurner You might also enjoy: Styling a Rustic Shelf {with kids in mind} A Year of Mantel Vignettes Styling an Ottoman Tray *This post contains affiliate links. I may receive a small commission for any sales made using them. The cost to you does not change. Thank you for your support! Full disclosure policy.
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