Everything you see was cheap.
Let's break it down.
At Goodwill I was able to find the rooster clock for $4 (that will be a decoupaged project coming up when I find the right paper), the two brown frames at $1.99 each (8x10 and the hinged 5x7's), the tall square glass vase at $.99, the red bowl at $1.99, the red plate $1.99, and the red basket at $.49.
At the Dollar store I have the three pictures in one frame and three little frames. All $1 each.
At the Garage Sales I got the basket on the bottom for $.50 and my husband found the table for $15. Woo hoo!!!
Last but not least I found the gold tray at Target for 75% off at $3.50.
Total=$36.50 (about)
Not bad huh? My colors for the living room are black, red, and gold. The side colors are brown and beige. (furniture pieces) Now I have to figure out how to decorate so that it doesn't look like there is too much. I do have bookcases on the other wall that I will be putting items on too. I want to get a table runner too.
Also, what should I put in the basket that an 18 month old won't get into all the time?

2 comments:
As far as I know... there is absolutely NOTHING you can put in that basket that an 18month old won't get into. ;-) But if you can stand pulling him out of it every hour for about a week, he might eventually be bored of it and leave it alone!
Maybe you can put your cutest kids toys or books in it, then it doesn't matter if he gets into it. Or you can fill it with decorative objects that match your room that double as toys.
I think you should sand down the rocking chair toes and paint it a darker coordinating color with whatever room you're putting it in.
Fantastic finds! I love freecycle.
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