Looking back, I realize that I didn't really even HAVE a style. I was an idiot and bought things appropriate to my idiocy. Between the items we bought back then and the items we *inherited* over the years, I see that I cannot even call it eclectic. My home is full of things that really just don't even *go* together.
So, when I found this awesome little table at a garage sale for $40.00, I had to take it home. It was pretty beaten up and had numerous scratches and nicks. I spent some time repairing the damage with Scratch Cover, which worked
Yesterday, I spray painted the coat hooks on the mirror/coat rack to go with the knobs on the table and they look great. All of a sudden I've become obsessed with spray painting just about everything I can think of besides the cat. I'm thinking the chandelier in the dining room might be the next spray paint victim, among other numerous items.
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I am such a *wannabe* decorator. I always have been. However, when merely dreaming about what you'd like, it's difficult to see a finished product since you've only been dreaming for the last 34 years. Nothing to show for all those dreams, really. Nothing tangible. I'm not even sure everything that I like will even look good together. So, what the Hell was I thinking to change (or originate a personal style all my own) my non-existent decorating style? I mean, I like almost everything I see.
I feel like a total novice at this point. So, I assume it would be smart to only go with the purchase of one piece at a time, right? I really just want a more comfortable environment that is now more conducive to the way we live.....
Any pointers from you decorating mavens would sincerely be appreciated. I'm starting to feel SO overwhelmed.
On another note, we have had 2 fox sightings this week but our painter (yes, just one painter for a 3200 square foot home) is now here and has begun painting the outside of our house, so it may just be what runs the foxes off again. Hope not.
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