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Treasures from Southern Accents

Wednesday, March 16, 2011

We found some goodies to bring home during our recent trip to Southern Accents.  See pictures from our trip here.

We bought an 8 X 10 picture frame made from salvaged wood.  I will use it for my daughter's graduation picture or prom picture.  Most of the frames in our house are made from recycled wood and other materials.


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I could not resist this adorable cross.


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We did buy a fabulous corbel to serve as a small entryway table.  Our foyer is not very large, and there is very little wall space because it is open to our living room, family room, and there are two doors, a closet door and the front door.


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The artwork is by Ryan Carlson.  You can read a post about his art here.


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I added Ariana Franklin's The Mistress of the Art of Death series.  I recently learned that Ariana Franklin passed away.  I am so sad because she was an incredible writer;  this is one of the best series I have ever read! I got the idea about the corbel and books from a wonderful book entitled Decorating With Books.  I will post more on this subject next week!


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The wood shop at Southern Accents added some molding on the corbel for us.  One of the highlights of visiting Southern Accents was the tour of the wood shop.


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I also added an old plant stand in our foyer.

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Please remember our What We're Reading Linky Party hosted by Bonnie and me the twentieth of every month.  Our next one will be this Sunday!


Linking to: Wow Us Wednesday @ Savvy Southern Style, and White Wednesday @ Faded Charm Cottage.










I am also joining Whassup Wednesday @ Elements Interiors, and Vintage Inspiration Friday,




and Courtney @ Feathered Nest Friday.



Until next time...

Blessings!
Ricki Jill

37 comments

  1. You've got a very "warm"home...a good smell of family!!I like it so much!!!Hugs,Annalisa

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  2. Wow, what great finds! I love the corbel and the artwork is amazing! I'll have to visit the link....also heading to see the pictures from your trip! Thanks for sharing!!!

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  3. What fabulous architectural pieces you have, love the old frame and that crown hook. Everything is just so pretty.

    Melissa

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  4. Bel post Ricki!Tante belle cose,un abbraccio,Rosetta

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  5. Looks great. I love recycling things myself. Old wood can look so pretty at times.

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  6. The corbel and the plant stand would have been coming home with me too, what great finds.
    Love the way you've utilised them, especially the books.
    See you on Sunday.

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  7. You have done a beautiful job! That corbel is wonderful, the floating look is so striking!

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  8. I love the corbel Ricki Jill! Your treasures from Southern Accents are fantastic~sounds like a fun place to shop!! :)

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  9. Corbel envy is what i have - i always look, but can never find those.....Your's is beautiful! xoox

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  10. Wow! Great finds and you have been so creative in the placement of the corbel! Your home looks very inviting and warm! The cross is special along with the piece it is hanging from.

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  11. Ok, let's talk about that frame... I LOVE it!! Looks like maybe I've got myself a 'lil DIY Project on my hands ;-)

    Happy Wednesday Dear! How's your week going?

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  12. Hi Ricki, love what you did in your entry. I love corbels & all the different things you can do with them. I really like the plant stand, too.
    CAS

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  13. Oh what lovely finds! That corbel is fabulous...I would have never thought of that. It's the perfect solution to a narrow area. Love the plant stand too.

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  14. I knew you had to have gotten those beauiful corbels! Yippee! xo

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  15. I LOVE THE AORABLE CROSS AND THE WAY THE YOU HANG IT IS SO LOVELY I ALSO LOVE OLD BOOKS,YOUR DOOR IS SO ELEGANT,THE FRAME IS NICE.I LIKE EVERY THING THAT YOU CREATE.ENJOY THE DAY..XO SANDRA

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  16. I love the corbel, such a great idea.
    Blessing, Sheila

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  17. sooo luv what you've done with your FaB FindS!
    and what FuN in the creating of these lovely vignettes! i'm right beside you enjoying every step ... ~
    thank you for sharing it with us Ricki Jill!!

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  18. Love the corbel and the way you placed the books on them! I love seeing books in a decor!
    Great stuff!

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  19. i am in love with the corbel and plant stand. i love your style decorating sense...come makeover my home.

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  20. You really did great on your shopping trip! I love the stacks of books, too! I'm going to have to open my thinking after seeing your pics! What great ideas you've shared! ♥

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  21. What a perfect solution to your space problem in the entry and so creative. I love the look and the books are a wonderful touch. It looks as if your trip was a success.

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  22. Oh Ricki Sweetie...
    What a beautiful share. I absolutely love this one. Your little entry way share is so gorgeous. How pretty that little corbel brings that wall to life. Along with your books it is perfect. Does that not say LOVE?

    Your cross caught my eye right off. I collect them and have them running down my hall wall. All colors and makes and sizes. They just give me such comfort when I walk to and fro, and I silently say a little prayer for someone or something each time. A little reminder you know?

    I love that book case, now that too is awesome. A perfect choice. Looks like you had quite a successful shopping excursion. Love it.

    Thank you for sharing sweet one. I hope you have a beautiful St. Patty's Day tomorrow. Many hugs and much love, Sherry

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  23. Wonderful job at creating more space. The books are wonderful and you are so clever. Happy St. Patrick's Day Ricki. Linda

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  24. now I want a corbel, your shopping day looked like a lote of fund, lovely post:)

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  25. You have bought great things again.

    greetings

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  26. I love all the treasures you picked up, and this corbel looks amazing as an entry table, great idea.
    ~Jo
    LazyonLoblolly

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  27. Hi Ricki, this corbel shelf in your entry is just fab. one of a kind gorgeous! Thanks so much for linking up with VIF,
    hugs,
    Debra

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  28. I love the corbel and the books you placed on top. Southern Accents sounds like such a fun place.

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  29. Very very COOL! I love that corbel,and the books on top are perfect!

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  30. great job, I love it! I always love having books around.

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  31. I've never seen anything like that corbel, what a wonderful use of the small space.

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  32. Your home is wonderful, Love that Corbel with the Sweet package of books.... Have a wonderful weekend, hope you'll get a chance to stop on by
    Cheryl

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  33. Ricki Jill,
    Those are fantastic finds! The corbel is an inspiration. Wow. As is the little table next to it.
    The picture frame is going to look phenomenal and the cross - I don't think I could have resisted it either!
    This would make an amazing White Wednesday post, too!

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  34. Hi Ricki-Jill~ just stopping back by to say thanks for sharing this at my party! Hugs, Courtney

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  35. Great idea to use the corbel for the entry. I spy more of my favorite pottery! Always fun to see a fellow collector. I don't have any of the pots. They look great. ~ Sarah

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  36. Everything is BEAUTIFUL! I love your blog! you just got a new follower:)

    Thank you for linking this up at Whassup Wednesday! I hope to see you again this week :) Great Post!

    xoxokara
    I'd love for you to follow me:)

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