Hey, Where'd You Get That?!

Thank you so much for the birthday wishes yesterday! Birthdays are drug out stretched out in our house, so I get to keep the party going through the weekend. Then it will be time to focus on Thanksgiving and Christmas...eeek!

A few weeks ago, I shared my formula for styling coffee tables...and even went so far as to show you one table, styled six ways! Since then, I've received many comments and emails asking about the different items used, so I thought I'd take this opportunity to give you the source list. Many things I've collected over the years, but some are things I tweaked from their original state, or picked up from unexpected stores.You don't have to spend a fortune, or shop in high-end joints to decorate!

{ONE}

Brass Vessel | Courtney Lake's Joy & Revelry Shop

(see how I fake the orchid here)

Agate | belonged to my grandparents

Wood Bowl | brought back from this trip

Bowl Filler | Dollar Store

Mirror Tray | Target, lined with this paper

River Rocks | brought back from this trip

Faux Antlers | Kohls

Candle | TJ Maxx

Matches stored in my daughter's baby cup, with striker from a box of matches taped to the bottom.

{TWO}

Large Driftwood | Home Goods
Monogrammed Paper Weight | West Elm
Magnifying Glass | Marshalls

 {THREE}

Tray | Tuesday Morning, lined with Snake Skin Duct Tape (check out all the options!)
Black & White Vase | Target
Brass Candle Sticks | Thrift Store

DIY Mirror Box used as planter

{FOUR}

Lantern | Pottery Barn
Wood Dish | Marshalls
Shells | brought back from this trip, then bleached
Zebra Tray | Furbish

Matches stored in a Home Goods trophy cup. I removed the wood base that was attached to it.

{FIVE}

 

Oversized Wood Bowl | Home Goods
Silver Candle Sticks | Collected for years

Diane von Furstenberg Dish | Home Goods (Kitchen department)

Gold Horse Head | DIY found here
Brass Urchin | Furbish

{SIX}

Driftwood Ball | West Elm

Some of my favorite decor books that also look great displayed
(don't be afraid to remove their jackets!):

Design*Sponge at Home
Domino: The Book of Decorating
Home Rules: Transform the Place You Live Into a Place You'll Love
The Perfectly Imperfect Home
HUE
The Flower Recipe Book
Suzanne Kasler: Inspired Interiors

Allegra Hicks: An Eye for Design
Jonathan Adler on Happy Chic Colors
Big Book of Chic

Where are your favorite places to pick up cool, yet inexpensive, decorative accents?