Happy Monday, Friends! What's the weather like in your neck of the woods? It may be early May, but the weather feels like summer here in Texas. In that spirit, I've styled a light and airy summer mantel featuring vintage milk glass and beautiful heirloom roses.
Last month, I shared my spring garden, including pink and yellow knock-out roses. Since then, my larger heirloom roses have bloomed...
...so I couldn't resist bringing the gorgeous blooms indoors to create a charming early summer mantel.
I kept my floral-adorned chalkboard from my spring mantel and added a trio of vintage milk glass vases to display these beautiful blooms.
As a finishing touch, I used a pretty crocheted lace-trimmed vintage hankie to pick up the pink hues in the flowers. Now don't forget to stop and smell the roses!
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Oh, milk glass and pink roses, 2 of my very best favorites! And together! Do you save the petals to make pot pourri with after they fade? I add rose oil to mine after they have dried and the smell lasts a LONG time! In Maine, I am still waiting for my rugosas to leaf out--I see that I have some pruning to do!!!
ReplyDeleteHow pretty with the white and pink!! You've used some of my very favorite things...milk glass and vintage hankies. Lovely, Cecilia!!
ReplyDeleteMilk glass is my favorite, and roses are as well. Your mantel looks beautiful Cecilia. Hobnail just adds that extra bit of texture I love too. I guess what I am trying to say is I love it all!
ReplyDeleteThese two are such a beautiful combo!
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Your mantel is so pretty! The pink roses and milk glass looks wonderful together. Here via Home Imagined party.
ReplyDeleteYour mantel is beautiful and I love the roses you shared. I also love that you incorporated milk glass vases. Thank you for stopping by the Home Imagined Link party!
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