Hi! I'm Heather from Southern State of Mind and I am thrilled to be joining you today for my first Home Decor contribution post!
I love making my house a home, and nothing feels more like "home" to me than a house decorated for the holidays. The first day of Fall is THIS Sunday, y'all!
However, while this girl may already be in a Fall State of Mind- here in Atlanta, it doesn't quite feel like fall yet!
So I set out to decorate my fireplace mantel with elements that would easily transition between the seasons...
...with elements that could evolve through
the entire upcoming holiday season...
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...and of course, one that I could put together inexpensively!
Don't be afraid to try something different!
mix new + old...
mix traditional + industrial...
mix neutral + color pops...
and why not mix MODERN + RUSTIC?
I love incorporating rustic elements to introduce warmth and comfort.
I believe a little rustic detail can change the entire feeling of a room.
Including the fresh sunflowers,
this simple mantel came together for less than $10.
The horse pallet was an easy DIY-
Check out the tutorial below!
mix new + old...
mix traditional + industrial...
mix neutral + color pops...
and why not mix MODERN + RUSTIC?
I love incorporating rustic elements to introduce warmth and comfort.
I believe a little rustic detail can change the entire feeling of a room.
Including the fresh sunflowers,
this simple mantel came together for less than $10.
The horse pallet was an easy DIY-
Check out the tutorial below!
Step 1: Find a Pallet
Add a coat of stain for a modern look as well as more color contrast.
Found this Pecan color in the oops section of Home Depot.
Not quite free, but at under $2 I'll take it!
Modern? Check.
Found this Pecan color in the oops section of Home Depot.
Not quite free, but at under $2 I'll take it!
Modern? Check.
Found a horse silhouette online and print.
Tape it together to form a stencil and then tape it to the pallet.
Free? Check.
Rustic? Check.
Modern/Trendy? Check.
Tape it together to form a stencil and then tape it to the pallet.
Free? Check.
Rustic? Check.
Modern/Trendy? Check.
Step 4: Spray Paint
I gave the pallet top a light coat of Rustoleum Heirloom White spray paint.
I actually tried to not give it full coverage for a weathered look.
Free? Check. (I had some on hand)
Modern? Check.
I gave the pallet top a light coat of Rustoleum Heirloom White spray paint.
I actually tried to not give it full coverage for a weathered look.
Free? Check. (I had some on hand)
Modern? Check.
Have you done anything to get in a Fall State of Mind?
I'd love to hear from you!
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Heather is the southerner who blogs at The Southern State of Mind. She believes that decorating your home is a journey and encourages you to enjoy the ride! She is passionate about making homes feel comfortable and inspired. Heather lives in Georgia with her husband and toddler Parker (aka, Mr. Big Stuff). She invites you to join her in her Southern State of Mind!
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Heather...it's absolutely beautiful! I also had no idea you get get stain a tube? WAH??? You rock!
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ReplyDeleteI love your mantel! Blue mason jars and sunflowers are two of my favorite fall things and I think your horse pallet art turned out to be so cute.
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