I had originally planned to spray paint the set a glossy white, but decided that a natural look would better complimented the oiled teak furniture in the room.As with other pieces of your wardrobe, if you can’t see your accessories, you are not likely to wear them. The antlers prettily display all my bangles. Necklaces are hung on the other side of the door. My brooch collection is now pinned to a strip of fabric tacked up inside the door as well. (I don't have a photo of the brooch strip, yet.) My earrings are kept in a box, with the exception of the delicate feathered pairs. They hang from the perforations of a lampshade. A glass hand wears my rings.
Most of the pictures was taken before the antlers, brooch strip, and the glass hand. I had rings, bracelets, and pins stashed all over the place.
I simply adore the colour combinations of your jewellery and bedroom decor...rich and vibrant. And I have no problem with the antlers...I think it's a good idea! :-)
ReplyDeleteOrganization is definitely important for accessories. I like how you used the deer antlers - and they naturally shed their antlers every year anyhow, so it's not like a deer was killed for your jewelry display.
ReplyDeleteI think I'm going to try your brooch solution.
thats is such a clever idea!
ReplyDeleteand you're right, if you dont see the accessories, you dont wear them. that happens to me.i'm always with the same bracelets, brooches and necklaces cause i keep them all in a big box, and only the top ones get my attention.
i have to find a way to do what you did with yours!
Love it! And so true, if you can't see them, you won't wear them.
ReplyDeleteLove the post title.
ReplyDeleteyour bedroom and objects-de-art
ReplyDeleteare exceptionally beautiful.
frankly I like the idea of the
bracelets on the antlers.
loving this blog!
Love the antlers and the hand. I too keep everything out in the open or I will forget that I have them.
ReplyDeleteI love your jewelry and storage! My solution is far simpler, I just stick pins in a cork board and hang things form them.
ReplyDeleteI love this... it is kind of his and hers only really making it easier for her. I am not sure my dad would approve if I took a set from his wall to live with me, but the antlers rock AND you are in Ohio - they love that stuff*.
ReplyDelete*I am originally from Ohio - small Amish community. :)
Love the antlers! They do look a tad bit dangerous, though -- I hope you didn't hang them at eye level!
ReplyDeleteOH MY Gosh!!! I'm speechless, simply amazing! (in a good way) I'm telling you Amazing!!
ReplyDeletecolorful collection.
ReplyDeleteYour jewelry looks like art in the room, and I simply adore that vivid purple you have on the wall! Pretty!!
ReplyDeleteThe deer antlers are HILARIOUS!
ReplyDeleteI love the antlers! This from a woman who has a bear head on her wall (we ate the bear meat, I didn't kill it, it was a gift).
ReplyDeleteI love your eclectic decorating style - I'm very visually oriented, so I need to see all my stuff (my jewelry boxes lend themselves well to this, so I'm covered).
your jewelry is so nicely and lovingly arranged. beautiful pictures :)
ReplyDeleteHere in the deep south no one would even think to get offended by any and all uses of antlers (or other animal body parts). Down here we just call that nifty 'n thrifty!
ReplyDeleteJust out of curiousity, how do you store your headbands? I have yet to find a good way to do so!
ReplyDeleteMegan - I don't have a good storage system for my headbands, but I've had an idea I've wanted to execute for a long time. I'll share it with you when I do.
ReplyDeleteThis is the first time I comment, but I've been following you for a few months now. I had to tell you that I think the antlers are fabulous and it is my new mission to find a pair of my own!
ReplyDeleteGosh, am I glad I didn't sell those deer antlers at a garage sale! I'll be dusting them off this weekend and hanging them up. Thanks, Kasmira!
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