Soon to be Vintage?
Aren't these delightful?
Seems our ordinary light bulb is becoming quite the regarded object d' art these days.
I think we are all valuing it more as we realize we may never see it again soon.
Myself...I hate all the new bulbs.
I like the good old fashion ones and the new ones are bad for the environment.
Read all about it on this blog created by Claudia of The Paris Apartment....
Last week's Mod Mix Monday was full of inspiration as usual.
I've picked out a few of my favorites.
of a brightly colored rug and new accessories.
an unusual and sparkling loo. Love that mirror!
All fabulous changes. Let's see what you have this week....just link up below.
Don't forget to enter my Uprinting giveaway here.
Anything new mixed with something old, anything vintage with a new twist,
something new given a vintage feel. Just mix it up.
Please link up to the exact address of your post...not your blog's address.
And please include a link to my blog so other's can find their way here.
If you enjoy this party....please follow me!
19 comments:
Nita, it truly makes me ill that our normal lightbulbs will be gone. I am going to stock up.
Hey Nita! Thanks for putting my family room in your feature list. I have to say I hated that room until the fun mod rug went in. I am going to see the other features now, and one of them gave me an inspirational idea just by looking at your feature pic!
I am with you Nita! We are stocking up also! Hate the new bulbs and hate even more that "they" think they can force them on us! Love the flowers in them! Very Clever!!!
I am so with you on the light bulb thing. I had heard some members of congress were trying to revers this. I hope they do. The energy efficient ones give off ugly light.
Great picks from last week. I've pretty much missed everything for the last month. almost linked to your party with the little girls b.r. that I just posted, but didn't know if it qualified?
Hi Nita! Thank you so much for featuring my bedroom. There are so many beautiful projects in this party, and I'm honored :)
Stacy
Love the lightbulb vases! Soooo pretty and a great way to recycle. Definitely going on the "to do" list~
I am stocking up on the "old" light bulbs. But what a clever idea. I also love the kitchen.
I believe there is only 1 place left in the U.S. that manufactures old style bulbs any more.
Around here burnt out bulbs get repurposed into yard art and crazy critter noses.
Great posts featured. I too have a long skinny bathroom. It could use some glam. The guitar room looks inviting and comfortable.
Hi Nita! I am linking up this week with my little louis chair that has an unexpected colored fabric- hope that works! :) Thanks for hosting! :)
Hey there. I think the bulbs are really great decorations. You just thought me how to really manage the old stuff/throwaway ones at home to become useful. Thanks for sharing.
Oh! I love this post!
I just visited all your picks from last week and WOW! Those women are so creative! I loved each one. I started to read the link to the post about the lightblubs and came back to comment before I forgot, but I agree! Ban the Ban!
Now I'm off to visit this weeks links!
:) - Cindi
Oh wow, thanks for showing my kitchen. Can't believe it's Monday already. I've been working in my classroom and hiding from the heat. Not much blogging. :)
i love those light bulb vases! i've got to make some!
I hate the idea of the new lightbulbs. I keep telling my husband we need to go out to Lowes and buy a couple cart fulls of the classic bulbs so we have them for a while!
Love this vase idea too cute!
Loving that mirror in the bath too!
Megan
http://1funkywoman.blogspot.com
Please! I am so with you on keeping mercury-free lightbulbs in our homes! This new ones are scary!
Love the pics, they all look so lovely!
I'm with you on the lightbulbs...hate the new ones....thanks for all the inspirational pictures.
Happy day
Those light bulb vases are pure genius!
Thank you for inviting me over to join your party! I am happy to be part of the fun! :o) I am off to explore the rest of your blog!
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