Pastel coloured things just make me happy!
This little hutch and it's pastel goodies are in the Farmhouse kitchen.
This hutch is in my real house.
I've been collecting the china for a few years. I tried to fill the hutch with it a couple of years ago but I didn't have enough...now I do!
I can't keep the little hutch in the Farmhouse kitchen yet because I'm still working on the house and if I leave things in there they just keep getting knocked over - of course I found that out the hard way!
The little hutch in the life size hutch!
The china is all old English - mostly by Johnson Brothers and Grindley. Most of it I've found at Op Shops in the last few years. The green coloured china is very hard to come by here. The green cup, saucer and square plate were a birthday gift from a fabulous friend!
I found a very vintage postcard from Marseille in an Op shop last week and the colours look perfect with the china.
That's some of Kim's perfect mini food.
Her little creations make me happy...I miss that girl every day...one day I'll get back to the USA.
I smile every time I look at the hutch.
Even my minimalist hubby is happy with it because he thinks it 'looks less busy' than it did when it was filled with floral china. - that's a bonus: vintage china from the op shop isn't usually something that keeps the hubby happy!
What a pretty display, you certainly have a knack for arranging.
ReplyDeleteGreat job in both scales. I like the pastels.
ReplyDeleteQué maravillosos colores! No distingo la miniatura de la realidad!! Un abrazo
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful! Both hutches look so very pretty.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! It's hard to see the difference between mini and real life
ReplyDeleteArt imitating life or other way around? Both look beautiful Mercedes, perfect colours for the warm spring we're experiencing. You do such a great job of arranging mini things.
ReplyDeleteHi Mercedes, I love the colors you use, not only on this project but also on the room inspired by the Budapest Hotel. It looks amazing! I love the picture that shows both scales together.
ReplyDeleteI love the real life version as well as your miniature hutch! The colors are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLovely colours. I liked the picture of the mini dresser on the real shelf!
ReplyDeleteMe encanta la combinación de colores,tan suave,has hecho un trabajo precioso en ambas escalas!!!!
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So wonderful! Both the real and the miniature one. Thank you for posting this, I got some ideas to be used in my own miniature world!
ReplyDeleteBoth Dressers look lovely, Mercedes x
ReplyDeleteAdorable mini version! So pretty colours...
ReplyDeleteHello Mercedes
ReplyDeleteI absolutely adore the picture of your little hutch sitting in the RL hutch. It's perfect!
All the best
Vivian
I love love your miniature hutch and seeing it with the real one is fantastic.
ReplyDeleteGeneviève
Looks beautiful, love the pic of the mini hutch on the shelf of the RL one.
ReplyDeletese ven preciosos los dos aparadores , un buen trabajo con ambos , y si mantiene al marido contento mejor todavia
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Mari
Adorable!!
ReplyDeleteI love yours blog! Its so cute. So many beautiful details and colors.
ReplyDeleteIt's so beutiful. Your work is amazing!!!
ReplyDeleteIn fact, I looked back through some of your older blog posts, and I think all your work is beautiful - so very well done. I'm looking forward to seeing many more of the lovely pieces that you make. I am following you, it will be very kind and nice if you visit my blog and follow too.
aw thats beautiful what a lovely collection you have!
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