Plates above window

Over the past year, I have come to greatly admire Blue Willow china, and I guess I'm not alone. Many claim that it is the most widely collected china pattern in history. It's sort of hard not to like, with it's blue pagodas and Chinese hillsides, the two doves kissing at the top and the geometric chinoiserie trim. The famous Blue Willow pattern originated in Staffordshire, England in 1790. Thomas Minton, owner of the Thomas Minton & Sons factory, specialized in domestic tableware…

Last week, I visited "the great wall of china!" Seriously, I thought I had too many plates, but this takes the cake! This wall of china is ...

Decorating with plates & platters on the wall is an easy way to display sentimental items. This tutorial shows how to hang plates & platters on the wall with a super simple trick! Probably the favorite decor I have in our whole house is my decorative Blue Willow plate gallery wall. I love decor with

Norman Rockwell plates in a rustic window frame. Love how it brings order to the plates rather than having them on the wall randomly.

Today's post focuses on decorating with plates on the wall. Now, I have to make a confession which may come as a surprise to some of you. I know bupkis...

On a bluff overlooking the Ohio River, our 2021 Idea House in Louisville, Kentucky, shows off the pastoral beauty of the Bluegrass State. Find inspiration around every corner in our new-old home.

to hanging a clustered, multi-level plate arangement? It's simple as pie! I love this plate valance over this awkward kitchen window. My sister did this colle…

A couple new things just arrived for my little kitchen. It all started with this. My Anthropologie "membership" card. You need to sign ...

This is our first Christmas in our home and it’s been really fun figuring out how I can use our existing Christmas decorations in the new space. I’ve tried to hang onto everything that I can, though next year I’m…