It’s Fall Y’all and time to share our annual mantel display with blog hops around the globe…however….we don’t have a mantel! Boo hoo! So we created a simple Autumn Display on the center of our large table. Of course, it has a bit of coastal flair to it because, well, we live at the beach in a cottage.
Our ceramic pumpkin is pushing 25 years old this year and was bright orange so a few brushes of ivory acrylic paint and crackle glaze mellowed his look out a bit.
Our hydrangeas are still covered with blooms in the cottage garden so we just “had” to incorporate them into the grouping. ..
The blue glass bottle is a treasure purchased from a local antique store last month. It is from around 1900 and is exquisite up close (especially when light shines through it). It’s probably my favorite purchase this year.
One advantage of NOT having a mantel is that I can have a two-sided display. Look here!! It’s a Jack ‘o Lantern on this side…
Nothing fancy around here…just a bit of simple Autumn fun.
Also sharing at My Uncommon Slice of Suburbia & A Beach Cottage
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Who knew you could combine fall with coastal so well? You did a fantastic job. I always love seeing your vignettes.
Have a beautiful day!
Tammy
This is the sweetest.. although I must admit… I love the spooky side of fall/Halloween.. but this is perfect for the “grown up” in me!
Smiles~
I just returned from a beach getaway and its so pretty there this time of year. I love you pumpkin and think you fall vignette is gorgeous. I love you’ve added colors other than orange. Just beautiful……..
Thanks for sharing
~Emily
The French Hutch
It looks beautiful! Your hydrangeas are so pretty, what a gorgeous and vibrant color. Love your pumpkin. :)
XO
I love your pretty display. The hydrangaes are a gorgeous color. What a great blue glass bottle too!