Friday I went to lunch and did a little shopping with a gal pal of mine.
She took me to some local shops in her neighborhood that I had not been to before. I was happy to pick up a few doodads & what nots and was having a lovely time.
Then, it got even better. I saw this original piece of art by a local artist.
A cow in the snow, oil on canvas, with a frame made from barn wood by the Amish.
It was love at first sight, but I had to think it over for a minute. She was expensive. More than a piece of furniture expensive. I had to be sure I had a good place to put her and I didn’t NEED her, but I really wanted her.
Ok, enough thinking, she was an investment and I would have her forever.
Sold.
The ladies at the shop wrapped her up, and I brought her home.
I had three places in mind. First I tried her in the kitchen, but she got “lost” in there. Then I tried the second spot, the hallway, and that was it.
I took everything off the wall to accommodate her. She is not large enough to fill it herself, so I had to add some other pieces. Shopping my house, this is what I came up with…for now….
Simple Ironstone and naturals (as to not take any attention away from her) over a bench my Father-in-law made me several years ago. With a picture of my dog (that just passed) in the ocean and some antique doorknobs thrown in a bowl.
I think the whites and browns help the amazing blues in the painting stand out. What do y’all think?
I’m sharing this on,
Dwellings- The heart of your Home, Shabby Art Boutique
Thoughts from Alice, French Country Cottage, Imparting Grace
Rooted in Thyme , Elephants & Ivy ,The Newlywed Pilgrimage,
Savvy Southern Style, The Winthrop Chronicles, Cedar Hill Farmhouse,
The Heathered Nest, A Stroll through Life, A cozy little house