Masks and brooms are part of my collection.
This is the view of the room from the doorway. We have it set up with a TV and stereo. When we have guests they have like their own apartment, with the bedroom, bathroom and bonus room.
The sofa is also a sofabed but so far we have not had to use it for that.
I had fun collecting the masks and artwork over the years.
The handled basket is a favorite.
The bamboo topped table seems to fit the décor.
The figurines and the drum were found years ago.
The zebra striped slipcovers on the chairs were my sons and in his dining room. The other chair is being used elsewhere at the moment:) The large basket can hold a throw in the summer.
The doll on the top shelf on the left is authentic and even though it is kinda scary looking I love it.
The LARGE platter in the stand used to sit on top of the armoire in the old guest room. However, I have some plans for a lot of these pieces. One of my rooms is being transformed and will soon have many of these things in it. Stay tuned:)
The other chair usually sits in this corner.
I placed a monkey hook in this basket.
These pictures feature a clay figure mounted on the burlap strip and matted like a shadow box.
The large basket looks like clay but it actually paper mache!
Above the doorway we hung a basket with a gourd in it and 2 masks.
This is a VERY old basket that was my Grandmother's. I placed this really neat guy in it, it reminds me of a hut.
Thanks for your visit. In this transition time right before Thanksgiving I am going to get started with my Christmas decorating. I know it is early but my son is coming for Colleens birthday next weekend and then staying for Thanksgiving, and then the day after Thanksgiving we are having a dinner party so I want to have it all ready by then. I will be BUSY for the next 2 weeks!!!
XO, Pinky
I am partying with:
Dixie Delights - Share Your Style
Our Home Away From Home - Tuesday at Our Home
The Dedicated House - Make it Pretty Monday
Savvy Southern Style - WOW Us Wednesday
DIY By Design - Fall Into Fall
I wondered if the train room had ever been put together. I can imagine it's a huge job though and will take lot of effort to do. Your room looks great- I like seeing collections put together. Love the zebra chair!
ReplyDeleteHe is planning to do it maybe this year, so that is why I have plans for some of these things to move:) It is a huge job but he loves it. Me, I wish he would just sell them:):)
DeleteWow, your collection is amazing. What a fabulous space.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Marty!!!
DeleteVery neat collection! And you've displayed it so well! I love the bamboo coffee table... pretty piece! ~Rhonda
ReplyDeleteThanks, Rhonda. I got that table years ago where I used to work:)
DeleteHow nice, you actually have a guest suite up there! Your African artifacts are interesting. Nice memories from your FIL.
ReplyDeleteI miss him so much!! He was a great, fun guy!!
DeleteYou have a wonderful room. Great for guests and you too! Like you, I am going to dip into Christmas tubs to find and organize what I will be doing. Our grown kids will be in for Thanksgiving...so they get to help carry things up from the basement. Ha! Sheila
ReplyDeleteThanks, Sheila!! I hope to have everything done before my son gets here. My hubby is a great help to me bringing tubs up from the basement. Tomorrow is our 48th anniversary!!!
DeletePinky,
ReplyDeleteYou have an amazing collection of masks and African Artifacts, dear friend!!!
I adore how you've used baskets to accentuate your great pieces!!!
I'll be watching for a 'new' room reveal!!!
Enjoy your time with Brian and celebrating your granddaughter, Colleen's Birthday!!!
Fondly,
Pat
I so remember these beautiful treasures that were in your former home...you certainly have such a beautiful collection....What a most beautiful and fun room!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much my sweet friend.
DeleteYou have a wonderful collection.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing at AMAZE ME MONDAY!
Blessings,
Cindy
What an interesting room, Pinky! You have a wonderful collection; but I think there is still room for trains!
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