Tuesday, March 3, 2015

Treasures from my Travels

Hello everyone!

I wanted to share what I bought from St. Simons Island and Savannah.  I found a huge dough bowl in St. Simons Island and a French fruit crate in Savannah.  I used them both in my dining room.  Fitting huh?  

I placed the dough bowl in the center of my table. This bowl is huge!  It's almost 41" long.  


I placed the fruit crate on my side board.


I filled the crate with some fern greenery.


I decided to add some dried lavender bundles to my dough bowl for now.  



I'm sure I will find lots of things I can fill in these items.  I'm loving rustic wood at the moment!  I've been gathering more and more of that for my home. I like how it plays off all of my white.




Later this week I'll finally share my master bathroom reveal.  The frameless shower enclosure has been installed and it is everything we could've ever hoped it would be.  It completely transformed the room and makes the shower feel even larger.

I hope you'll stop back by tomorrow for our weekly link up party, Share Your Style, too!

Thanks for stopping by!

~ Kelly ~

34 comments:

  1. Those are both great pieces! Love the simplicity of the lavender laying in the bowl...pretty!

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  2. Your new treasures are beautiful and a perfect compliment to your gorgeous home!

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  3. I love them both Kelly...your going to have fun decorating with that dough bowl! This year when I go to the Country Living Fair I'm definitely coming home with a large dough bowl!

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  4. That is such a nice sized dough bowl and the fruit crate goes perfectly in your dining room. I need to get my dough bowl back out again. They're fun to play around with and fill up with different things. Can't wait for your master bath reveal!!!

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  5. Love your new treasures Kelly! That dough bowl is beautiful. I imagine it will be a travelling dough bowl... finding it's way throughout your home. I love the crate too. I'm a fan of anything that gathers! And wood tones do make your lighter colors pop! Looking forward to the master bath reveal!

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  6. Love the dough bowl. They're so wonderful at Christmas with greenery and decor in them. I might have enjoyed seeing your trip and buys as if I'd been there.

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  7. Great goodies....love that dough bowl!!!!! Can't wait to see the bathroom! I'm sure you are relieved to have that project behind you?!?!
    ~Des

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  8. What a fantastic dough bowl! And I lovo the wood with the white. To me, it is so calming!

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  9. Love your dough bowl Kelly. Love the lavender in it so pretty. I am loving bringing more rustic wood into my rooms with the whites too. I cannot wait to see your master bathroom. Our Master is next on our list so I am excited to see what you did with yours.
    Kris

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  10. Hi Kelly, that is one HUGE doughbowl, I agree I love how the raw wood works with all your wonderful grays and whites! that crate is perfect!

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  11. Love your goodies, Kelly...especially the fabulous dough bowl!

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  12. LOOOOOVE both your treasures!!! I am so into old rough wood right now too! Great minds think alike...tee hee! ;)

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  13. I love them both. The natural wood really does add some nice texture to the room. You'll find many uses for both. That's one HUGE dough bowl!

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  14. Kelly, that dough bowl is amazing. I know you will find lots of things to fill it with. xo Laura

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  15. Love your finds, Kelly! I found these etsy towels recently. They remind me of your style. I was wondering if you had ever seen them too :
    https://www.etsy.com/shop/FrugalAintCheap?ref=listing-shop-header-item-count

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  16. Hi Kelly. I LOOOOVE that dough bowl, it IS huge!! I have not found one I could afford yet. The crate is perfect, love it there. Have a great week.

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  17. ahhhh you lucky girl...LOVe that uber size bread bowl.....awesome!!!!

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  18. Those are great finds, Kelly. I love wood with white too. Looking forward to seeing the bathroom post.

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  19. Fill that bowl with some dough and whip me up some bread please.

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  20. Wow, Kelly! That is an amazing dough bowl HUGE!!!! What a find that was for you!

    Love your cute little crate, too. YOu did good, girl! xo Diana

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  21. Love your new rustic wood treasures Kelly! They do look so pretty with your whites, such nice contrast. Congratulations on your wrapping up your bath remodel! I'm so jealous, we are getting close to done here.
    Sally

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  22. Love your dough bowl!! I have a round one on my dining room table. I love wood with whites too.
    ~Cindy

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  23. So cute! I can't wait to see your bathroom.

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  24. Kelly, I love both pieces and especially the large dough bowl.
    xx,
    Sherry

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  25. Wow that is one large dough bowl. Glad you found one you like.

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  26. That is a great dough bowl and love the lavender you placed in it...the crate is so pretty and fits so very beautifully in your home....I am glad you found these great things on your trip!

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  27. So love your treasures, you bring home great stuff. Can't wait to see the bathroom

    Cindy

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  28. You found some beautiful souvenirs. Hide the dough bowl I may be back after dark! LOL Jo

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  29. Both of your new treasures are so pretty! The dough bowl is amazing. I love your style!!

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  30. LOVE that dough bowl, Kelly! The lavender is the perfect touch for it! Come share some of your fabulous design posts at Best of the Weekend on Fridays at 8pm. We need more decor link ups!

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  31. LOVE that dough bowl, Kelly! The lavender is the perfect touch for it! Come share some of your fabulous design posts at Best of the Weekend on Fridays at 8pm. We need more decor link ups!

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  32. I love it on the table. It makes such a statement. I also like that you only put lavender on the inside. Such a simple and elegant touch

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Thanks for letting me know you visited today. Kelly