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Thursday, October 24, 2013

One Room Challenge: Week 4 - Having fun with accessories

 It is already week 4 of the One Room Challenge linking party hosted by Linda at Calling It Home.
 
Today I am sharing with you some of the fun, quirky accessories for Emily's room which will be on her dresser or on or by her desk. Some will make organizing more fun. Accessorizing is an easy way to add pops of color, texture and whimsy to any space.
 
 
 
1. Dress form jewelry holder was a gift. For the dresser.
2. A recycled glass gold-colored container from the Salvation Army thrift store. For the desk.
3. Wall Pops Zinnia monthly calendar from Wall Sticker Outlet which I bought after the room was painted so the colors would coordinate. (Picture taken before school began. Now, the calendar has stuff written all over it).
4. Pretty decorative plate from Salvation Army thrift store. I liked the design and thought it could be used to hold little items. For the dresser.
5. Purple jewelry container from Urban Outfitters. For the dresser.
6. Fabric bird from Vintage Green Limited on Etsy purchased a few years ago. For the dresser.
7. Popcorn bowl (small, for single serving) from Salvation Army thrift store. For the desk.
8. Porcelain mask was a gift.
 
One more thing...
 
Remember this fine handcrafted paper-wrapped canvas from last week's post?
 

 
I want it to pop against the wall and was wondering what to add to it. Well, I am considering mounting the porcelain mask onto it. It might just work.
 



This will add further dimension to the wall, along with the floating shelves.
Let's see how it all turns out.
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