Thursday, August 15, 2024

Garden Room Sitting Area in Harvest Color

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Hard to believe it's mid-August, but I'm ready to start thinking about Fall decor. But before I bring out the pumpkins and fall leaves, I'm sharing a few last minute late-summer spaces. The garden room is filled with late deep summer color with golds, greens, and dark reds in harvest hues.





My go-to quilt for late summer on the white wicker settee is one I found last year on Amazon that's a bold Boho patchwork with golds, greens, burgundy and teals. It's perfect as a background for sunflower themes.




I made the brown floral pillows about 10 years ago and with a khaki ticking stripe, they pair well with the quilt and botanical sunflower pillow.




I'm using one of my favorite vintage crate/trays that's filled with some majolica pitchers, and vintage garden books. My medium size white washed olive bucket is the perfect size for a faux late summer sunflower arrangement. The two little leaf plates are vintage. 



My dried sunflower late summer/ early fall twig wreath is a reminder that fall is really on it's way. I was out today and actually saw that some of the tree leaves are showing a tinge of color. The dogwoods are first to make the change. I always get excited when I see the leaves starting to show some reds and gold. 




You can't really see the wired metal basket under the coffee table, so I brought it up on the wicker chair.










Bee skeps on the vintage chippy step stool.








Here's the baker's rack with some late summer majolica pitchers and teapots.



I love using pears for bowl filler in late summer. It's a bit early for me to bring out the pumpkins, but just give it a week or two.













My wooden "seed" box is back filled with majolica plates, a vintage fruit wall hanger, seed packets and a vintage candy tin. Below is a vintage harvest apple biscuit jar.











Vintage embroidered "flower" pillows from the thirties are perfect for early fall. The yellow floral says "Oct. 27, 1935". It must have been someone's birthday or anniversary.



This area is always my fun spot where I can go crazy with vintage goodies.






Here are a few more posts on late summer/ early fall.













Are you ready for fall or are you dug in to summer?
Maybe we can do both...

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4 comments:

  1. Good morning Debra. I have mail chimp as I had to upgrade because anything free now is gone. I will go down and resign up to receive notifications from you. Have a great rest of the week. Hugs. Kris

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  2. So pretty. Love the colors. Very welcoming.

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  3. The books are such a nice touch and I love your pillows and sunflowers!

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  4. Debra, I always enjoy seeing how your style this space. Love the quilt and pillows and al the garden theme. Like you, I'm transitioning into a bit of fall decor. I'm ready for cooler temps.
    Thanks for visiting my post on the picnic. It was truly lovely! As to your concern about the house so close to the water : It's a controlled river with water that comes from a reservoir upstream. It rises and lowers somewhat, but never more than a foot or so onto the grassy bank. I, too, had the same thought the first time I visited.

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