This week, Kelly over at Kelly's Korner is restarting her "Show Us Your Life" Friday. This weekly linking party began as "Show Us Where You Live", so Kelly is revisiting this idea over the next few weeks. This will give those who missed the home tours the first time to have a chance to get in on the action. This week is living rooms. So, hop on over to Kelly's Korner and sometime today you should be able to find a nice tour of living rooms.
Our formal living room is probably the most unused room in our house but is also one of my favorites. The decor is of a musical theme. The focal point over the couch is a framed piece of music. The piece is a flute solo (I play flute). It is special because it was debuted at a concert that I attended and is signed by the composer.
Our living room houses our old church piano. This was given to us by our church when they were replacing the pianos. It has lovely details.
On top of the piano, I have framed baby pictures of our parents. I was going to hang them, but they seem not fit right on the wall, so I have just left them on top of the piano.
Our living room has two tall windows. Here is a picture of the window treatments above each.
This is what hangs out on our coffee table. I love the Party Lite Candle Tower. It looks so pretty when all the candles are lit.
This view from the foyer shows the living room and part of the dining room. Right now, the couch is my sorting spot for Scout's fall and winter clothes. I have got to get them hung up or folded and put away. I know the clothes look like one big messy pile, but they are actually sorted by size and are ready to be worn.
The two coffee tables on either side of the couch have some framed pictures. As you can see, the pictures probably need to be updated (no pictures of Baby Scout).
Hope you enjoyed the tour of our living room. Check back next week for another room of our house or daily for pictures of Baby Scout! Until we see you again, here is a picture of our sweet girl to make you smile!
Your living room is so cute, I love how warm and welcoming it is. Your hardwood floors are beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteThat last picture is soooo cute {and my 8 mo old daughter looooves Dora!}
ReplyDeleteLove it! Beautiful!
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http://mullismemories.blogspot.com
I love that piano! I like anything old and since it comes out of your church, I am sure it makes it even more meaningful.
ReplyDeleteYour piano is beautiful! What a great gift! Love how you framed pictures of your parents and grouped them together. That’s a neat idea.
ReplyDeleteKendra aka “Domestic Princess in Training”
Very cool music decor! Thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteI love the framed music! Beautiful room...and beautiful little girl! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat idea to frame music! I have played the piano since I was 3 and love the idea of bringing that into my home decor. Also, LOVE your cute baby, and her name!
ReplyDeleteGoodness, Scout has quite the Fall wardroe over there! Love the musical decor.
ReplyDeletePretty! I love the piano!
ReplyDeleteI love the musical theme! I wish I could incoporate that somehow in my living room. I absolutely love music. I sing and play the piano. Making music is very theraputic to me. Your baby girl is just waaaay cute! Loved your living room tour.
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Your living room is so comfy, cozy looking and I love how you have your parents photos over the piano and your hardwod floors are gorgeous....
ReplyDeleteThanks for showing us your living room and have a great weekend
xoxo
Summer :)
Love your look and a great display. So glad that I stopped by.
ReplyDeleteThat is so funny our couch looked like that a couple of days ago! I thought it'd be a really daunting chore but I actually had loads of fun! I was sad giving away lots of precious little outfits though:( They grow so fast! Love your living room, thanks for sharing.x
ReplyDeleteI love the framed music! And with the piano it all goes together great. And also think sitting the pictures on the piano really works, but I think in general there's something special about pictures on top of pianos.
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