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Our January organizing series continues today with a fun idea that you can likely do with things you have already.
Use a drawer in a dresser or vanity and fill it with teacups, saucers, or bowls from your china collection - extra credit for chinoiserie pieces. Mixing and matching vintage pieces works beautifully. And if you like, line the drawer with a piece of wallpaper. Such a chic and stylish way to organize your costume jewelry.
Here is more inspiration.
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Martha Stewart |
And what about some fabulous Scalamandre wallpaper at a ridiculously fabulous price for this project or another? This peel and stick wallpaper is wonderful.
Wow, love this idea! I love vintage china.
ReplyDeleteYes. Great Idea to use china to organize jewelry.
ReplyDeleteWhat an idea you have given me. I never, ever use the teacups and saucers from my wedding china (47 years ago) - a Tiffany Limoges pattern.
ReplyDeleteLove this - organize the baubles and enjoy looking at beautiful things every time you open a drawer!
ReplyDeleteI love this idea! So chic and much cuter than the clear plastic bins touted by The Home Edit!
ReplyDeleteI had a dear friend who was an antiques dealer, and she used to do this. (Sadly, she passed away a number of years ago.) Lining the drawers always looks so pretty, and makes the simple act of opening them such a pleasure.
ReplyDeleteclever, pretty and great wat to re- use teacups or espresso cups and saucers= chic upcycling!
ReplyDeleteSo cute and clever. How is the stick and peel to work with?
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