Decorating Gone to the Dogs!
I recently picked up a collection of vintage porcelain dogs at an estate sale thinking they could be fabulous as part of a vignette.
Last week my friend Lisa stopped in the shop and created this wonderful vignette for me placing them among some of my ironstone pieces.
It was so exciting to see my idea executed so brilliantly. Make no mistake... Lisa is brilliant at creating stunning vignettes. If you haven't seen my post on her amazing home check it out here.
I think she was actually surprised at how fun they were to work with!
We agreed they would be equally charming placed in a secretary or bookcase or as part of a stunning table setting tucked here and there among antlers, feathers and brown transferware.
Talk about the perfect accessories for this time of year!
Think Fall/Thanksgiving decorations!
The collection consists of 18 different breeds,
in all shapes and sizes.
They are vintage,
made in Japan.
They are available to purchase in any quantity but the collection is what makes them so versatile and fun to decorate with.
It's the principle of "en masse" that my friend Kathysue of Good Life of Design blogged about a few weeks ago.
If you want to make them...
IL TUO TESORO
(Your treasure)
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Comments
Sadly, I saw no Saint Bernards among them.
I love how freely Lisa created these table settings, the dogs roam freely yet she has so artistically arranged them.
A beautiful collection.
Helen xx
They won't last long and I see that Delores wants all of the, that little hoarder :)
I have been meaning to get by to leave you some comments, but with my shop space, work and creating it has all taken a toll on my energy!!
I am creating opera halls and theatre's for my Christmas post and my etsy! you will have yo visit my posting soon :)
Have an inspiring weekend making sure to take time to enjoy all that it inspires.
xoxo
Dore
My favorite is the one laying on its belly with arms folded!
Meg
A beautiful collection, I love dogs!
Kisses
Audeni
Kathysue
I love the little pups, but I have to be honest what caught my eye was the brown transferware tea pot! I love it! Great finds, and beautiful photos.
I am adding you to a special blogroll at Everything Coastal. Do you want to send me a little square logo that I can use?
Thanks!
Caron
Nice to meet you.
Dianne
YONKS
Your newest UK follower
Jermaine