Greetings, friends.
So, tell me ... when you're ready to create a new vignette, where do you go for inspiration? Do you go visit your favorite blogs ... logon to Pinterest ... pick up your favorite magazine and thumb through the pages ... or, just play, play, play until you get it semi-right? If you're like me, you'll probably say "all of the above!"
Such is the case with the new, simple vignette I created on the counter in our kitchen. If you've logged on to Pinterest even just *one* time, you've probably seen this absolutely amazing image from Heather Bullard's fabulous kitchen (source: http://heatherbullard.com/2012/03/kitchen-corner-shelf/):
I love everything about it ... the brightness ... pops of color AND the fact that there are already a few common elements between hers and mine, such as the bead board backsplash and white, wooden shelves. I love the vignette she created in her beautiful woven basket ... I knew I wanted to do something similar:
I started with a pretty woven basket I had on hand (from Home Goods):
Such is the case with the new, simple vignette I created on the counter in our kitchen. If you've logged on to Pinterest even just *one* time, you've probably seen this absolutely amazing image from Heather Bullard's fabulous kitchen (source: http://heatherbullard.com/2012/03/kitchen-corner-shelf/):
I love everything about it ... the brightness ... pops of color AND the fact that there are already a few common elements between hers and mine, such as the bead board backsplash and white, wooden shelves. I love the vignette she created in her beautiful woven basket ... I knew I wanted to do something similar:
I started with a pretty woven basket I had on hand (from Home Goods):
And, while I wish I had Heather's awesome collection of bread and cutting boards to layer in the back, um, I don't. So, the ones I had on hand will have to do ... for now, anyway:
I then added a couple of coffee cups with a pretty beaded detail ...
along with a few matching dishes, including these pretty bowls (all from Tuesday Morning). And, like in my inspiration picture, I just *had* to add a few lemons and limes for the perfect pop of color (although, mine are fake ... surprise, surprise, right?):
I also moved the pitcher filled with utensils on over from beside the stove:
And, here's what it all looks like:
And, as a side note ... once I finished my little vignette, I decided to bring out three extra glass canisters I wasn't using ... love how it all complements each other:
Until the "next" vignette starts to unfold ...
Have a great day and thanks for stopping by,
Lovely! I have always loved your inspiration photo, too. I have the same three white shelves, maybe now I'll copy you :) Have a great day, Becca!
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Simply gorgeous. Deb
ReplyDeleteYou did a wonderful job of recreating that look. I love Heather's style, too.
ReplyDeleteLooks fabulous! Love your lamp!
ReplyDeleteoh yeah, i remember that vignette by heather bullard, in fact i tried to make one of my own using some of her ideas...basket, breadboards, fresh fruit, utensils, etc...of course now i have swapped it out with something else (imagine that!) but i still love her idea. yours, my friend, looks so much like hers i had to scroll back up to be sure it wasn't...great job!
ReplyDeletei'm going to be selfish today and get my nails done and do a little shopping before going to see my mom...that way i keep a little of my sanity!
I love Heather's collection of cutting boards!! Your display is equally amazing!!!
ReplyDeleteKelly
Well captured! You chose a stunning vignette as inspiration and recreated it with your flair.
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have a wonderful Tuesday Becca.
Hugs, Gee
Well it's just perfect!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous. I love your vignette, it looks amazing too. Great job. Hugs, Marty P.S. You need to link this up to Inspire Me Tuesday.
ReplyDeleteBecca, your vignette looks great! You did a beautiful job of recreating the look! Now, can you come and do mine?
ReplyDeletebeautiful! I've always loved Heather's version and yours is just as pretty!
ReplyDeleteLove it!! It looks so fresh & summery!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. And I like your better!
ReplyDeleteLOVE IT Becca!!
ReplyDeleteI think it looks pretty darn amazing. Yes, I have seen and drooled over Heather's little vignette too - but considering you worked with what you had, I love it.
ReplyDeleteTo answer your question, I think I get inspiration from here and from there, but in the end I do what you did and just start grabbing stuff that I think will work. TFS xxooo
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ReplyDeleteSiga-me e pegue o meu selinho!!!
Obrigada.
Beijos Marie.
Looks great ~ as usual!
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Pat
Love your vignette Becca! Love the whole little corner of yours. The canisters look awesome too. Where did you find the metal scoops. I have the same canisters on my counter and need another scoop.
ReplyDeleteLove this vignette you did a wonderful job. Love the pop of color with the limes and lemons.
ReplyDeleteCynthia
You nailed it Becca...looks beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteOh it is so pretty~ I always have such a hard time with vignettes I need you to come over :)
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Kristin
I'm in love with the vignette you created! I like that clean look. Hmmm.....lemons and limes in a white bowl mixed with cutting boards.......my brain is a flutter now! Thanks for sharing this.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful inspiration and beautiful recreation!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty, you did a great job!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Cindy
You have got the touch, my friend! I love the inspiration photo, but I love what you put together every bit as much. Sure wish you would come to my house and "play". :D
ReplyDeleteBecca, you interpreted Heather's vignette beautifully! I love your shelves!!! What a great collection of spoons too. Now I just might have to copy you! I am certainly inspired!
ReplyDeleteI think this looks beautiful, I love the white with the yellow/green. I think "fake" is better- last longer too!
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