This is my first time joining the wonderful Marty at A Stroll Thru Life for her Tabletop Tuesday party.
I'm just sharing some changes I recently made to my thrifty bombe chest that sits in my finished basement.
I scored the bombe at a yardsale last year for only $25. Actually I bought two of them, but sold one on Craig's List. They both needed a little love. All I did was paint it black and add some gold Rub 'n Buff.
The clock above was another yardsale find for only $10, but it needed to be fixed, which cost $35. Still worth it.
Here is the tabletop display.
You may recognize the personalized frame as one of Kristen's Creations. Kristen just added a bunch of new goodies to her Etsy store, so be sure to go check that out before they are all gone.
The yellow pottery on the left was something I purchased with a CSN giftcard I won. The other one I picked up at a yardsale a few months back for $5. The runner was another yardsale find for $2.
I also added some more Fall tabletop displays to my decor.
This tray sits on my kitchen island and I added some fun berry garland from Michael's, a miniature white pumpkin and a candle.
This arrangement I put together using lots of different things and it sits on my kitchen hutch.
Thanks for visiting! Please visit Marty's blog for some more tabletop fun!
xoxo,
Kim
18 comments:
I love all the personalized touches you have a knack of displaying around your home -very lovely
Love your bombe chest, such a find. YOur clock and all of the urns and jars are fabulous. I love them. The tray on the island is wonderful too. Of course I absolutely love the cloche and filled with apples is perfect. The berries and candles are so pretty in the tray. Your hutch looks wonderful. All of your vignettes are so pretty. Thanks for linking to TTT. Hugs, Marty
Kim I love that chest girl WOW!! you hit the motherlode on that one...also loved seeing the fun tray you put together...How are you feeling my Dear friend...Hugs and smiles Gl♥ria
Kim, fall is beautiful at your home. I love that Bombay(??) chest. Gorgeous.
Love the bombe chest. What a great find. I'm going to have to be more diligent in yard saleing. I love how all your "finds" go so well together.
Hello Kim,
Welcome to Table Top Tuesday, so glad you could participate!! This is my first visit to your blog as well.
Your bombe chest is so cute, and love all your vignettes, they came out really nice, I especially liked the one on your bakers rack, very pretty.
Hope to see you here again,
Blessings, Nellie
Everything looks very pretty, Mizz Kim...
I am trying to get in the mood to fall decorate...it's too hot.:(
Kim, I love the bombay chest and all your vignettes look great. I hope you are feeling well.
Nice deal on the chest! Like your Fall vignettes and really like the cloche with the green apples. You did good!
Hope you are doing well.
Everything looks wonderful!
Hi Kim...this was your first time with Marty? Well she is an awesome lady, and I really enjoy her party. Loving your Fall chest...oh and I adore Bombay...have not been to one in years...did they all close? Ours did here....
Kim,
Welcome to one FUN party...Marty is such a sweetie! Lovin your $25 Bombay chest!
Blessings,
Linda
I'm loving the chest wouldn't mind havong one of those myself.....was a great fine. Trish
I LOVE the chest you painted and all your goodies on top! And I have been admiring your gorgeous bakers rack! Where did you get that pretty?
Kristi
Love it all! That centerpiece in the dining room is gorgeous! I need to work on my metal pocket today. I love going all out outside as well when have the funds but there are too many projects inside I want to tackle first rather than spend money on a bail of hay.
That yellow urn on your black chest is great!! Love it!!
What a great find...not one, but, two bombay chest!!!!! Unbelieveable. You scored girl. I have been looking for one, but, they are so expensive. I find them for around $300.00 in furniture stores new or some times used around $200.00. It looks great in black. Thanks for the pictures of the fall decor. Decgal
So very pretty. You have done a beautiful job of decorating. Thanks for sharing.
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