A century old altar table, below, is the potting table Susanne Hudson & I used for our Penny McHenry Hydrangea Festival garden.
Lamps, plants, bust, ephemera; similar to interior table accessorizing.
Our potting table is viewed from front, back & sides.
Yes, poppets, those lamps are ON. Are you just now discovering you NEED a romantic potting table with lamps ON?
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Garden & Be Well, XO Tara
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We bought nothing to create the potting table. Using only what we had between us.
9 comments:
Oh Tara, this is such a wonderful and serene-looking spot out there!
Brenda
Great old table. I have to laugh though my husband made a temporary potting table last week and put an old lamp on it.
Romantic reuse...great idea, makes sense! Certainly "greener" than all the marketing green-wash out there. Thanks.
Love,love this idea. I am all about making the outdoor rooms as comfy as the indoor rooms. I just did a redo on my front porch and I added a curtain. I already had a mirror and a lamp out there and the curtain just completed it for me. You can see it here if you have time. Loved this post thanks for sharing!!
http://goodlifeofdesign.blogspot.com/2010/05/porch-is-done.html
The table scape looks wonderful. That table alone is to die for, bullnose edge and plank legs.. equals awesome!
Kitty is adorable!
Have a wonderful day, Lynea
I can't pick my jaw up off of my keyboard....
Inspired! smiles.
BeaUTiFul! I love coming here, I always leave with lots of lightbulbs of ideas :)
Love lamps in the garden! In Dallas I had an iron baluster (from the Scott show) turned into a lamp and it was on 24/7. It was a bit under an eave, so just had to change out the Target shade once a year or so! Now, said lamp is in the master bedroom on a bedside table (with new shade, of course!)
joan
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