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Angela, green is my favorite color, so I was instantly drawn to your beautiful tree! I love the cute woodland creatures and the battery operated lanterns. That cozy Norwegian ribbon was a great touch, too. It was nice hopping with you. Happy Holidays! Pinned ?

We love keeping our vintage silver in a big glass jar and bringing it out for parties. This set is made up entirely of French pieces, which means heavier pieces, larger European sizing, and forks and spoons decorated on both sides. They're simply beautiful.

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When we founded our company, we envisioned a small business with a human touch: each beautiful item selected by hand, each order carefully packed by someone who cares, each call and email personally answered by someone who can help, and most of all, each customer treated like a dear friend. And we were committed to giving a little back in the form of support to other small businesses like us, and donations to causes that tug at our heartstrings.

We believe that not making something new is the greenest thing of all, that a small business can make a big difference, that the human touch is a powerful thing, and that working side by side with your family is a really nice way to spend your day.

The right flatware is also an important element for your table setting. This copper-handled flatware is so beautiful and adds the perfect rustic touch to my fall tablescape. This particular silverware is made by a company called Inox Artisans. They are one of my favorites and you can see why. The quality is outstanding and they feel so luxurious in your hands.

Add a beautiful centerpiece like the one I have created here: How to make a fall centerpiece using a dollar tree pumpkin wreath. The magnolia dishes in the table setting coordinate perfectly with the faux magnolia flowers and leaves used in this pretty (and easy) fall centerpiece. Then, add a few candles like these lovely golden ones for ambiance.

Yes, Simply White is a great option for white kitchen cabinets. All-white kitchens are beautiful, but they can sometimes feel a little cold if there is too much white. Using Simply White paint for the cabinets adds a lovely warmth.

Simply White also pairs well with darker cabinet colors, making it a great option for tuxedo kitchens. Using Simply White for upper cabinets and a warm blue-green like Farrow & Ball Hague Blue or a medium gray like Benjamin Moore Chelsea Gray would look lovely.

We like Simply White as a whole-house color so much that we based a whole color palette on it, pairing Simply White with hues like Benjamin Moore Gray Mist (a lovely warm gray), Iced Marble (a gorgeous blue-green), and Wrought Iron (a deep charcoal gray). Explore the Simply White whole-house color palette.

I prefer not to use Simply White or Chantilly Lace for exteriors. They are too bright. What makes those colors beautiful inside is that they have a very low amount of pigment. that means that when you take them outside, you would need to paint several more coats and the labor would be expensive. Additionally, the colors would look too stark. Instead, pick a warmer color and make sure that you test a very large swatch outside.

Thank you for this review! So so informative. We are thinking of painting the walls simply white and the ceiling ultra spec 500 super white (from my understanding it is a bright white). Will this work? Thank you!!

I am strongly considering simply white. I have wide plank white oak floors (yellow tinge ) I face north with windows toward water and green mangroves. Its a condo bedrooms are on dark side. Kitchen cabinets are modern taupe/gray design with movement.

coffee seems too yellow. Simply white has hint of yellow .

Would this work with kitchen cabinets which are not surrounded by much wall.

Thanks for the detailed write-up. If Simply White is a bit too yellow for our liking, can you suggest a white that is still warm but not as yellow? Basically like simply white with half the yellow tinting.

Hi, very interesting article, I am from the UK and very new to BM, as Dulux is the main go to paint here. I can confirm that the colour is impossible to duplicate here as well, it has a very green hue!

I have a very dark room to decorate with very little natural light, as it is a basement flat. The living room has a large 1887c limestone fireplace and pine wooden floors, which white would you suggest to give a light and space ambiance, without it feeling cold. Thank you in advance for your assistance.

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These little sparkling garden gems were brightly coloured a few weeks back with cerise and metallic blue colouring but they remain beautiful in their new winter colours. It is the shrub called Clerodendrum trichotomum var. fargesii. Ugly name but beautiful plant!

A retired primary school head teacher, I now spend much of my time gardening in our quarter acre plot in rural Shropshire south of Shrewsbury. I share my garden with Jude my wife a newly retired teacher , eight assorted chickens and a plethora of wildlife. Jude does all the heavy work as I have a damaged spine and right leg. We also garden on an allotment nearby. We are interested in all things related to gardens, green issues and wildlife.

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Figs tend to have two crops per season. The first crop ripens in mid to late summer in my area. I've mentioned before, that in my climate, the late crop never ripens for us. In mid-October, I find myself deluged with hard, green figs. In previous years, I've made an unripe fig jam that's pretty good. However, this year, I have more jam and jelly than I think we'll actually use. So I set out on a quest for a good recipe to pickle these figs.

The aroma of the heated liquid was amazing. As the spices were simmering with the figs, I kept lifting the lid to smell their essence. After 30 minutes of gentle cooking, my beautiful figs were ready for bottling.

In my family's early years, foods had to be simple and very recognizable. PBJ's had to be made with a plain jelly, no jams or unusual flavorings. Pickles had to at least look like something from a store. I might have gotten away with my peanut butter-cocoa powder substitution for Nutella, simply because it tastes a little like candy spread on a piece of toast. However, the rest of my little experiments would have been a waste of space in the fridge. I'm grateful to have finally reached a place where I can make things that appeal to my own tastes and are actually appreciated by the rest of the family. This is a good place.

Indiana has a rich automotive history. Studebaker Corporation and International Harvester may have been longer-lived, but the Auburn Automobile Company, later home to the storied Cord and Duesenberg marques, is perhaps the most famous, and had the most consistently beautiful cars. Certainly the most remarkable Auburn was the lovely boattail Speedster.

The sporty Speedster first came on the scene in 1928, and was a pleasant break from the more staid Auburn sedans of just a few years prior. Not only did its light body result in 100+ mph, it was beautiful to boot, with its lovely lines. It was all thanks to E.L. Cord, who found himself in charge of a near-bankrupt car company.

Chic, elegant, and sexy are all words that should be used to describe the design of the dining room and bar at recently opened sushi restaurant Kinjo Room at the Interlock. While the restaurant is giving off a bit of that see-and-be-seen vibe, owner Alex Kinjo (MF Sushi) knows a thing or two about merging beautiful design, a stellar dining experience, and good food and drinks together under one roof.

Casual elegance is how one could describe the design, food, and drinks at Midtown Italian restaurant Lyla Lila. Muted green trim and whitewashed plastered walls give way to pops of color in jewel-toned dining chairs, colorful custom light fixtures, and leather half-moon booths throughout the dining room and bar. Airy curtains hang along the floor-to-ceiling windows in the restaurant, which still allow plenty of natural light to filter through the space. Order everything from cold-smoked scallops to duck lasagna to whole wood-grilled fish at Lyla Lila, all created by chef Craig Richards and his team. Grab a cocktail at the bar before tucking into a beautiful meal with friends over a bottle or two of wine. e24fc04721