The next day, I was at Michael's looking for something totally separate, and I found some colorful, sparkly easter eggs for a fraction of the price! They also had some sparkly mini eggs. So, then I was on the hunt for cherry blossom stems. Not only were they WAY cheaper than at Pottery Barn, but they were 50% off! I also bought a vase to put it all in.
All in all, I spent about $30 to almost exactly duplicate this Pottery Barn look that would have cost over $200 (which is just outrageous).
It's all SO LOVELY!!! You are such a good decorateur. I love the painting on the back wall. Did you do that? (Which, I already know the answer, because you are an awesome decorateur and you can recreate anything you see!)
ReplyDeleteI love it all. Wanna come decorate my house? :o)
That looks really good. Very pretty.
ReplyDeletethanks melissa and erika.
ReplyDeletemelissa, i'm a good copycat. i take no credit for anything i've done! i did do the painting, but even that was a copy of something i saw on top design.
Beautiful, babe! I'm sure Kendall will be fascinated with it. Love your new table, too! I just hope Yo Mama 'preciates his thrifty, artsy little wife!
ReplyDeletePlease come decorate my house!
ReplyDeletei love designing on a dime!
ReplyDeletethat is so beautiful, bravo! i want just the cherry blossoms though, if i tried to pull off some sparkly mini eggs justin's head would explode...
ReplyDeletetink, i didn't know how grant would react, but he actually liked it all.
ReplyDeletethat is so beautiful. my mom puts together a very similar display every year. i have not seen anyone else use the "tree" idea before. very nice.
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