TRANSITIONING INTO SPRING WITH TARGET'S STUDIO MCGEE

Hello Loves!
Let's dive right in....I know you are as ready as I am
for the arrival of warmer days, gardening and spending
afternoons basking in the sunshine!

It's time to change the seasonal decor from Winter
to Spring and showcase a more softer look which
will take us all the way through the end of May!
I always start in the kitchen and today,
I want to share a few new items I picked
up from Target's Threshold with Studio McGee line of home decor!

I fell in love with this stoneware pitcher
which costs a mere $10.00

I knew I wanted a somewhat vintage look
at my little workspace in the kitchen
and chose romantic colors of blush and white....
three hydrangeas and a few stems of silk poppies.....
both from Amazon!

Would you just look at this lovely botanical watercolor print
which was the perfect color for this particular vignette!
It comes in a variety of colors too and the cost is $10.00.
This reminded me of my Grandmother Grace's bedroom!

I think this is going to look darling
paired with Ree Drummond's braided placemat!
I love the textures in this vignette!

I also thought these beautiful nesting bowls
were perfect to add to the look!
They come in a set of two for $5.00.

Along with that cute pitcher, I chose this darling
stoneware butter dish....$12.00!
This is substantial and ever so pretty!

Now, I needed another cookbook like a hole in the head,
BUT....oh honey, I am gaga over this cookbook!
I want to make everything in the entire book...
recipes from the past with beautiful photos and so many
from the past that you may have forgotten about,
such as Pineapple Cheese Casserole, Sour Cream Noodle Bake,
French Onion Chicken Casserole and Caramel Cake!
Oh yes, also Three Bean Salad and Buttermilk Pie!!!!!
It's an absolutely charming cookbook!

It's sweet and simple.......

I just love the textures in this vignette...
mixing the woven placemat with crystal, stoneware and a touch of wood..
it adds an unexpected warmth to this area with a true vintage vibe!
I hope this gave you inspiration to gather things you have and perhaps
purchase a few new inexpensive home décor pieces, and
create a space you love and enjoy!