Laura, I'm Polish that was living pretty close to Krosno ( it's a city in Poland). The piece that you have is pretty unusual in color as most of them were dark, white and between. They used to be " it" in the '80 and were kind of expensive back then. Mostly people were bringing them as a gift to the US. As a kid they took us to the Krosno factory from the school and I was fascinated what you can do with a glass. Fascination with glass and become a glass artist went away, once I learn how dangerous it is. Those artists are dying at a very young age because they develop problems with their lungs from blowing the Christmas ornaments, etc. I'm still an artist, but the glass thing...I said no to that. Thank you for your positive videos and the knowledge that you are sharing. I always learn something new, even that I thought when I was 12, that I'm the smartest navel of the world. LOL. To old to denying that there is always something new to learn! Hello from Illinois!
That is terrible about what it does to their lungs 💔 I grew up in/worked in the stone industry and the health issues from breathing granite and marble dust is terrifying now that they know how dangerous it is 🥺 I hope they have found ways and implemented safety into glass art blowing to keep the artisans safe ❤️ Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us!
I have a red vase/raised bowl like that yellow one but I got it for $16.99 from HomeGoods many years ago. I don’t think that yellow one was at all different from my red one.
Your home is beautiful, and you have the perfect touch for everything, such great taste. I can't wait for your new door, I love the shutters. The pictures with the animals are beautiful all 4 together ❤️
I totally think the shutter doors will work on your pantry with the lighter wood door. It looks great in your entrance so trust your instincts. And amazing finds. You had a great shopping day!
Like the shutter doors as well. To the tippy top is a great idea but wondering if they may appear better if you place the hinges on the inside of your pantry area instead of. In your kitchen. It will make the area appear more roomy with the open threshold in the pantry doorway to go through. Just some thoughts. So jealous you have such great options to shop!
I came here to say the same thing - love the doors but wonder if they might work better for that second space we saw inside the pantry, as opposed to the outside.
Wondering if the doorway couldn’t be framed with wood inside to bring the space into the right size for the big olds and perhaps even add a frame around the exterior of that space to cozy it up?
Here is possibly an odd idea for your pantry doors. What would you think about putting them INSIDE the doorway opening? That way they could open into the pantry and wouldn't interfere with the exterior door's opening. You could easily raise them 2-3 inches, but hang them INSIDE the doorway frame. I think the offset would allow for a good visual transition between the two types of wood and not have them competing with each other. Certainly worth considering, or at least trying them out that way. I know it's not the regular way to set in doors, but it might look very cool. Wonderful video, and I'm always amazed at what your thrift stores offer up. Incroyable!
only problem with that is unless you flip the hinges, the shutter bar will be on the opposite side, ya you would have to change those, it may not work inside if she has a light switch there also.
I know this video came out quite awhile ago but I’ve been catching up on Laura’s older videos. I learn something new on every video watch. I also want to give a shout out to Earth Breeze laundry soap. I’ve been using this product for over a year and given several packs to friends and relatives. No one is paying me for this, I just love this product so much and I was thrilled to see Laura promoting it. It cleans really well and it’s totally true that you can adjust how often it’s mailed to you very simply on their website. Yeah to less plastic. Thanks Laura!!
That is a Morano rooster. You are correct Beautiful wooden box from India. It looked stunning with the wood treatment. The shutter doors will look fabulous.
I LOVE HABITAT FOR HUMANITY AND HOW IT HAS HELPED PEOPLE BECOME HOMEOWNERS BUT ALSO IT IS A MAJOR PLACE TO BUY GREAT HOUSEHOLD ITEMS!!! CHINA CABINETS, RUGS, TV'S , DISHES, WALL PICTURES, LIGHTNING, BOOKS, MORE
Laura, the caliber of your videos and staging is exception! You are inspirational in design techniques. Also, the information you deliver on the items you purchase...and sometimes not purchase...is very helpful. I very much look forward to when you release a new video. Thank you for all the enjoyment you bring to so many!
@@leftcoastrevivals I agree, I am an artist with an antiques and design background and I think you do beautiful Laura with your staging and decorating, you put alot of thought into EVERYthing you do.❤
I love the idea of the louvered doors! Could you add some wood to the bottom of the doors? You have the most beautiful thrifted decor pieces. You have such a gift for selecting and staging items. I truly enjoy your videos ❤️😊
Laura, maybe you could even add a piece of trim, like a narrow cornice, to the top of the entry to the pantry. That way, you wouldn't see the gap at the top, and you wouldn't have to have one at the bottom either. I really like the accordion doors there, and it does tie in with the ones you have on the windows! Score!!!
Pier 56 on the waterfront in 1970s seattle was the home of Trident imports..we used to buy those wooden boxes quite inexpensively...we also bought the beautiful printed bedcovers to make long peasant dresses and room separators for small apartments 😏❤️
Laura...all the trees in the forest are different shades .....you have many pieces of forest in your home and it looks FANTASTIC. Very cozy, interesting, textural and eclectic. I love it😍
I think it's a good idea to have doors on the pantry. It's the 'messy' space where all the ugly packaging and small appliances live. People always have good intentions about having a beautiful pantry and decanting all their foods into pretty containers and keeping ugly mixers etc tucked away but in reality it's just too hard to maintain and even the most organized pantry turns chaotic every now and then - especially if you're entertaining! The mixed wood tones work great and I think it's a good idea to lift the doors and have a gap at the bottom because that's going to make cleaning the floor easier if there's enough space to get a swifter underneath.
This is Grandma from Texas. Laura y’all are so talented at mixing woods textures prints etc. I don’t like matchy matchy either. I do like it to GO together. You are the expert at this art. Just do it. Also if it doesn’t feel good or right to u after a while,,, change it out. That is the fun and glory of designing your home. Please don’t forget to show it to us😳. Thank you for your hard work
I love the repurposed shutter doors for your kitchen! The best interior designers say don't make things "matchy matchy" so you are fine with combining wood tones. Plus it expresses your more eclectic style! Having the doors raised a bit from the bottom will help when you are sweeping and mopping the floor.
Thanks for your kudos to Habitat! I volunteer at our local one in Loveland Colorado and have loved my interactions with the other volunteers and adding to our community with wonderful and affordable finds. ❤️
Keep those cool shutters! Yes, raise them up a bit (who cares if they are 'short' on the bottom?) and I think they'll look cool next to your new door - I love the two different woods by your other door. Plus you love it so don't second guess the choice! It makes you happy! Maybe while you're busy cooking or putting groceries away, keep the pantry shutter doors open, then just close them when you're done. They are so cool!!! Score!
Wow love your videos!!! You are a sweet person. Very great finds. I wish we had such wonderful vintage and thrift stores I will continue to watch your videos and hope to go to your store and sales 😊
Sell them as a set. You need some masks, and some carved animals. Search out carved african animals for decorating by african artists, and start collecting different types of grasses for staging your animals. Think out side of the box and pick up some small british tea cups to further your collection.
New subscriber here and I’m so glad I found you. I love that you choose quirky pieces and love MCM as I do. I adore that twisted green knotted glass piece and that table! 👏👏💗
With your shutter saloon doors…it would look great it you hung them at the same height as your new front door that is being made. If there is still a gap, you can add a strip of wood above the saloon doors, and color match it with stain to get the same symmetry lines with the main door. Since there is a gap between the saloon doors, you could do a similar effect by adding a piece of color-matched stain wood in between the gap, and down bellow, if that is the look that you are going for. Great find at Habitat for Humanity! I have one of those stores about 30 minutes away from my home. I always find great stuff there. Your Habitat is much more organized than our store….but no complaints here…it’s awesome that a company like theirs exists! Happy hunting/refurbishing/decorating! Thanks for the inspirations and your passion
That leaf pendant I believe is a piece of Bixby Mine chocolate tourquoise. If it is, it is worth thousands of dollars. Bixby is very rare. Definitely have it appraised at a southwestern art studio. Gorgeous!
That table is just beautiful, wow! I think you made the right choice with the folding shutter doors. You can always just keep them folded open until you don't want them open :)
Love the contrast. Like the shutters. Leave them at their current length. Once they're install. Add long decorative topper. Long stain glass panel made to fit. Or cut long wood piece that might be carved or distressed. Or add leftover tile on long piece of wood topper for the header. Add mosaic pieces in place of the tile. Or organic found items as driftwood or found objects on the piece of wood that fills in that gap 🫠🙂🤗
Love the contrast between the shutters and the door. It creates an interesting visual moment. Funny how those shutters have made the rounds. My house was built in 1958 and someone used those exact shutters for closet doors in my bedrooms. I think they make attractive doors.
Yes to the pantry by folds. Replicate the trim/casing as the windows shutters. It will look like it has always bin there and fill in the door opening. Mount the pantry doors to fill to top of the door opening.
Corner cabinet---could use two. Getting rid of 2-piece hutch. Have E Allen catalogue to memory. Had a warehouse 2 miles near-as is sales yearly.Most came from Salvation- less than 50 for end tables. Have Habersham Plantation catalogue to memory. Built-to order factory in N.Georgia.Created by "widow-lady" +/- 30years ago. Picked up pie-crust pink demi-lune.Did not have to think twice. DG
I'm from Poland. I remember when these Krosno art pieces were popular. They were in every household. Then, they become out of date and passe and now desirable again. They are very sentimental to me, but I can still see the 90s in them and my mum hiding it because she wanted something more in fashion 😂
Raise the doors, leave gap at bottom. You could leave doors open while you use things from pantry. Close doors when you have company. They look wonderful.
Keep the shutters! It’s a great look by your other door. I am convinced you manifested that round, twisty glass piece that you saw on a tv show, that’s how it goes!
When your camara panned onto that table I said "Ohhhhhhhhhhh!" right out loud. I am so glad that you got it. It's gorgeous. I really love the glass rope ball sculpture, too.
If you keep the shutters, I wouldn't raise them. Instead, I'd add the same type of trim on top that's around the shutters by the front door (I'd also add the trim on the sides). You can buy those at home improvement stores and stain them any color (of course you'd want to stain them the color of the shutters). But, for me, I'd just make the pantry look so awesome that you'd want to be able to see inside it. So, no shutters for me. I'm sure it'll look great whatever you do.
19:04 this is so crazy! I have that box. I bought at goodwill a few years back and then decided not to sell it. I thought it would be a fun project for me to fix up or paint! 😊
For my fairly large collection of MCM teak, I use Howard's butcher block conditioner. It's food safe, so I can use it on my vintage salad bowls, spoons, etc. Re-conditioning wood is such a pleasure! I love it!
Hi Laura ,greetings from Perth Western Australia. The shutters are great for the pantry. With the louvres you could open or close it without having to actually close or open the doors. During summer things could get a bit warm in an closed room. Thus opening the louvres will help with air circulation. Size wise,you could ask the guy who is fixing the kitchen door to add additional trim to the louvres to make it look complete.. That's my idea. BTW I love shutters .all my windows in the house has shutters. They are pricey but worth it.❤👍
Love the shutter doors. They'll give your kitchen another dimension, especially with the ceiling contrast. Can't wait to see them with the beautiful door once installed. Bravo!
Hi Bestie! It’s your BFF from Mpls, Amy! It is crazy to me how we are similar as I also keep jewelry in an antique letter/type box! I was laughing when you showed yours! I say skip the shutter doors. They could potentially scratch your new back door. Get a beautiful vintage textile and use as a curtain. That would add warmth to your space and a pop of color! 🥰❤🎉 Amy from MN
Your videos are always of such exceptional quality Laura. Your very steady camera work is greatly appreciated. You bought some really great pieces. The jewellery was amazing. I love that you found those pantry doors that match your existing ones in your home and am all for the mix of wood tones. Much 💗 from Western Australia 🇦🇺
At 2:41 I have that same table. Its a lil darker. I was going to redo along with this garage and barn full of dreams I have. What I dont have is time. Between moving, then sold that new tiny house. Building another, rescuing every animal I see or hear needs help, plus they got new kennels and houses ( the days just aren't long enough). Laura, my barn/garage and dads barn is just waiting on you and your Uhaul truck. Lol, hope to see you soon. I'm serious but Tennessee is along way! If you come, bring me that camel on stool and the bill ( if that's a camel). I'm collecting things for a certain look but not sure if this look has a name. I'm putting camel,Sphinx,pyramids in my plant room. I have a camel,rug and the plants. So far! Lol
Go shutters! I think the different wood hues are interesting enough and pull the items throughout your kitchen together. So fun and better than all the stuff in your pantry being a focus! (Unless you put cabinet doors on the shelving…)
Love the African animal art. Also the glass blown chicken! I 100% would have picked that up. The monk is beautiful, I love all the wood pieces you pick up and sterling Jewelry pieces.
I think the shutters need to be moved up…let the gap be at the bottom. When you have a lighter (blonde) door, it will “mirror” what happens at your front door…very cool!!
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Love the shutter doors.. it will match the rest of the house.m
Laura, I'm Polish that was living pretty close to Krosno ( it's a city in Poland). The piece that you have is pretty unusual in color as most of them were dark, white and between. They used to be " it" in the '80 and were kind of expensive back then. Mostly people were bringing them as a gift to the US. As a kid they took us to the Krosno factory from the school and I was fascinated what you can do with a glass. Fascination with glass and become a glass artist went away, once I learn how dangerous it is. Those artists are dying at a very young age because they develop problems with their lungs from blowing the Christmas ornaments, etc. I'm still an artist, but the glass thing...I said no to that. Thank you for your positive videos and the knowledge that you are sharing. I always learn something new, even that I thought when I was 12, that I'm the smartest navel of the world. LOL. To old to denying that there is always something new to learn! Hello from Illinois!
That is terrible about what it does to their lungs 💔 I grew up in/worked in the stone industry and the health issues from breathing granite and marble dust is terrifying now that they know how dangerous it is 🥺 I hope they have found ways and implemented safety into glass art blowing to keep the artisans safe ❤️ Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us!
From what I know that used ti be true but isn’t anymore since we don’t have so much lead in glass anymore.
Stunning piece tho, great find and so cheap!!!
I have a red vase/raised bowl like that yellow one but I got it for $16.99 from HomeGoods many years ago. I don’t think that yellow one was at all different from my red one.
Shutter doors are super! They have so much warmth. Lift them for greatness. 🥳
Your home is beautiful, and you have the perfect touch for everything, such great taste. I can't wait for your new door, I love the shutters. The pictures with the animals are beautiful all 4 together ❤️
Leo Salazar is a well known Santo carver from Taos, New Mexico! His carvings are collectibles! Nice find for $6!!
I totally think the shutter doors will work on your pantry with the lighter wood door. It looks great in your entrance so trust your instincts. And amazing finds. You had a great shopping day!
Like the shutter doors as well. To the tippy top is a great idea but wondering if they may appear better if you place the hinges on the inside of your pantry area instead of. In your kitchen. It will make the area appear more roomy with the open threshold in the pantry doorway to go through. Just some thoughts. So jealous you have such great options to shop!
I came here to say the same thing - love the doors but wonder if they might work better for that second space we saw inside the pantry, as opposed to the outside.
Wondering if the doorway couldn’t be framed with wood inside to bring the space into the right size for the big olds and perhaps even add a frame around the exterior of that space to cozy it up?
@@gretchenschaumann1808 It can be! 🙌 We just had them build it out to a standard door size originally so it can be modified. 🎉
Here is possibly an odd idea for your pantry doors. What would you think about putting them INSIDE the doorway opening? That way they could open into the pantry and wouldn't interfere with the exterior door's opening. You could easily raise them 2-3 inches, but hang them INSIDE the doorway frame. I think the offset would allow for a good visual transition between the two types of wood and not have them competing with each other. Certainly worth considering, or at least trying them out that way. I know it's not the regular way to set in doors, but it might look very cool. Wonderful video, and I'm always amazed at what your thrift stores offer up. Incroyable!
only problem with that is unless you flip the hinges, the shutter bar will be on the opposite side, ya you would have to change those, it may not work inside if she has a light switch there also.
Oh my goodness, I literally just wrote the same thoughts of placing them inside.
If you place them inside the pantry, you can leave them OPEN, making access easy during a busy cook day. Close them when you want to hide the room.
That's a great idea! Then they also won't butt up against the kitchen door.
I was thinking the exact same thing !
I know this video came out quite awhile ago but I’ve been catching up on Laura’s older videos. I learn something new on every video watch. I also want to give a shout out to Earth Breeze laundry soap. I’ve been using this product for over a year and given several packs to friends and relatives. No one is paying me for this, I just love this product so much and I was thrilled to see Laura promoting it. It cleans really well and it’s totally true that you can adjust how often it’s mailed to you very simply on their website. Yeah to less plastic. Thanks Laura!!
That is a Morano rooster. You are correct Beautiful wooden box from India. It looked stunning with the wood treatment. The shutter doors will look fabulous.
This was my favorite episode so far. I learn from you every time I watch you. Thank you!
I just wanted to say you are so kind and sweet to let us into your life and space 😊😊
Thank you so much for the inspiration to live my dreams you and all put together are 2 of my favorite ❤️🙏🏾
I LOVE HABITAT FOR HUMANITY AND HOW IT HAS HELPED PEOPLE BECOME HOMEOWNERS BUT ALSO IT IS A MAJOR PLACE TO BUY GREAT HOUSEHOLD ITEMS!!! CHINA CABINETS, RUGS, TV'S , DISHES, WALL PICTURES, LIGHTNING, BOOKS, MORE
Laura, the caliber of your videos and staging is exception! You are inspirational in design techniques. Also, the information you deliver on the items you purchase...and sometimes not purchase...is very helpful. I very much look forward to when you release a new video. Thank you for all the enjoyment you bring to so many!
Wow, thank you Kitty! ❤️ I love making them and am so grateful for your encouragement!
@@leftcoastrevivals I agree, I am an artist with an antiques and design background and I think you do beautiful Laura with your staging and decorating, you put alot of thought into EVERYthing you do.❤
Oh Laura that's an amazing jewelry storage space ❤❤❤
I love the idea of the louvered doors! Could you add some wood to the bottom of the doors? You have the most beautiful thrifted decor pieces. You have such a gift for selecting and staging items. I truly enjoy your videos ❤️😊
Laura, maybe you could even add a piece of trim, like a narrow cornice, to the top of the entry to the pantry. That way, you wouldn't see the gap at the top, and you wouldn't have to have one at the bottom either. I really like the accordion doors there, and it does tie in with the ones you have on the windows! Score!!!
Pier 56 on the waterfront in 1970s seattle was the home of Trident imports..we used to buy those wooden boxes quite inexpensively...we also bought the beautiful printed bedcovers to make long peasant dresses and room separators for small apartments 😏❤️
The shutter doors will be great. Closing the pantry, when need be, would be worth it.
Laura...all the trees in the forest are different shades .....you have many pieces of forest in your home and it looks FANTASTIC. Very cozy, interesting, textural and eclectic. I love it😍
At first I thought no don't have the two tones wood but when you showed how it looked in the other room, yes! They look good together!
I love the color contrast of your wood door and shutters!
If the wood matches, you don’t notice it. With it not matching, you notice the incredible details, like that GORGEOUS door!!! WoWee!!! 😮 ♥️ 😊
Cannot wait to see what jewelry you found at the pawn shop!So darn exciting!
I think it's a good idea to have doors on the pantry. It's the 'messy' space where all the ugly packaging and small appliances live. People always have good intentions about having a beautiful pantry and decanting all their foods into pretty containers and keeping ugly mixers etc tucked away but in reality it's just too hard to maintain and even the most organized pantry turns chaotic every now and then - especially if you're entertaining! The mixed wood tones work great and I think it's a good idea to lift the doors and have a gap at the bottom because that's going to make cleaning the floor easier if there's enough space to get a swifter underneath.
Agree!
This is Grandma from Texas. Laura y’all are so talented at mixing woods textures prints etc. I don’t like matchy matchy either. I do like it to GO together. You are the expert at this art. Just do it. Also if it doesn’t feel good or right to u after a while,,, change it out. That is the fun and glory of designing your home. Please don’t forget to show it to us😳. Thank you for your hard work
I love the repurposed shutter doors for your kitchen! The best interior designers say don't make things "matchy matchy" so you are fine with combining wood tones. Plus it expresses your more eclectic style! Having the doors raised a bit from the bottom will help when you are sweeping and mopping the floor.
I’m very eclectic too, and I love the different colored woods together. I also like the warmth of the shutters on the pantry. Very pretty! ❤️
Thanks for your kudos to Habitat! I volunteer at our local one in Loveland Colorado and have loved my interactions with the other volunteers and adding to our community with wonderful and affordable finds. ❤️
THE Natural wood looks very good between the door and pantry door
I’ve collected Murano clowns 🤡 since the 8th grade (1993) but not an expert on animals. I probably have 40 clowns all found at antique stores!
I definitely think the light wood in the door will compliment the darker shutters
Keep those cool shutters! Yes, raise them up a bit (who cares if they are 'short' on the bottom?) and I think they'll look cool next to your new door - I love the two different woods by your other door. Plus you love it so don't second guess the choice! It makes you happy! Maybe while you're busy cooking or putting groceries away, keep the pantry shutter doors open, then just close them when you're done. They are so cool!!! Score!
Wow love your videos!!! You are a sweet person. Very great finds. I wish we had such wonderful vintage and thrift stores
I will continue to watch your videos and hope to go to your store and sales 😊
I like the new shutters color with the door.
Sell them as a set. You need some masks, and some carved animals. Search out carved african animals for decorating by african artists, and start collecting different types of grasses for staging your animals. Think out side of the box and pick up some small british tea cups to further your collection.
New subscriber here and I’m so glad I found you. I love that you choose quirky pieces and love MCM as I do.
I adore that twisted green knotted glass piece and that table! 👏👏💗
With your shutter saloon doors…it would look great it you hung them at the same height as your new front door that is being made. If there is still a gap, you can add a strip of wood above the saloon doors, and color match it with stain to get the same symmetry lines with the main door.
Since there is a gap between the saloon doors, you could do a similar effect by adding a piece of color-matched stain wood in between the gap, and down bellow, if that is the look that you are going for.
Great find at Habitat for Humanity! I have one of those stores about 30 minutes away from my home. I always find great stuff there. Your Habitat is much more organized than our store….but no complaints here…it’s awesome that a company like theirs exists!
Happy hunting/refurbishing/decorating!
Thanks for the inspirations and your passion
Laura your style is so beautiful. I love the different wood tones. I am not a matchie matchie person so you go girl!♥️
Oh thank you! So glad to hear I’m
Not the only one 😂
That leaf pendant I believe is a piece of Bixby Mine chocolate tourquoise. If it is, it is worth thousands of dollars. Bixby is very rare. Definitely have it appraised at a southwestern art studio. Gorgeous!
That table is just beautiful, wow! I think you made the right choice with the folding shutter doors. You can always just keep them folded open until you don't want them open :)
Can you talk more about how much you got the jewelry pieces for at the pawn shop
I think 😊you will be glad you put the doors on.
27:14 I love your Afghan lapis choker!! I have one like it 🤗
Monk statue looks like St. Francis
What if you put a piece of pretty wood at the top or a carved piece!
Love the table it's so cute. The picture fantastic
Love the contrast. Like the shutters. Leave them at their current length. Once they're install. Add long decorative topper. Long stain glass panel made to fit. Or cut long wood piece that might be carved or distressed. Or add leftover tile on long piece of wood topper for the header. Add mosaic pieces in place of the tile. Or organic found items as driftwood or found objects on the piece of wood that fills in that gap 🫠🙂🤗
Everything looks so good when you oil the woods and display 😊
best way to fix the table you got at the 5:39 time stampmark is believe it or not an iron!
Love the contrast between the shutters and the door. It creates an interesting visual moment. Funny how those shutters have made the rounds. My house was built in 1958 and someone used those exact shutters for closet doors in my bedrooms. I think they make attractive doors.
Yes to the pantry by folds. Replicate the trim/casing as the windows shutters. It will look like it has always bin there and fill in the door opening. Mount the pantry doors to fill to top of the door opening.
Laura - your ReStore also has a louvered door that also might work for your pantry.
Corner cabinet---could use two.
Getting rid of 2-piece hutch.
Have E Allen catalogue to memory.
Had a warehouse 2 miles near-as is sales yearly.Most came from Salvation- less than 50 for end tables.
Have Habersham Plantation catalogue to memory. Built-to order factory in N.Georgia.Created by "widow-lady" +/- 30years ago. Picked up pie-crust pink demi-lune.Did not have to think twice. DG
I'm from Poland. I remember when these Krosno art pieces were popular. They were in every household. Then, they become out of date and passe and now desirable again.
They are very sentimental to me, but I can still see the 90s in them and my mum hiding it because she wanted something more in fashion 😂
Aren’t trends interesting!? In and out and then back in again 😆
Raise the doors, leave gap at bottom. You could leave doors open while you use things from pantry. Close doors when you have company. They look wonderful.
Keep the shutters! It’s a great look by your other door.
I am convinced you manifested that round, twisty glass piece that you saw on a tv show, that’s how it goes!
I too am eclectic and I love the mix of the wood and shutters. It’s going to be beautiful!
Love the doors keep them
I REALLY like the contrast in wood!😉
When your camara panned onto that table I said "Ohhhhhhhhhhh!" right out loud. I am so glad that you got it. It's gorgeous. I really love the glass rope ball sculpture, too.
hey Laura Nice haul! I am glad you went to Morocco, I always thought of you loving the Morocco artistry
If you keep the shutters, I wouldn't raise them. Instead, I'd add the same type of trim on top that's around the shutters by the front door (I'd also add the trim on the sides). You can buy those at home improvement stores and stain them any color (of course you'd want to stain them the color of the shutters). But, for me, I'd just make the pantry look so awesome that you'd want to be able to see inside it. So, no shutters for me. I'm sure it'll look great whatever you do.
19:04 this is so crazy! I have that box. I bought at goodwill a few years back and then decided not to sell it. I thought it would be a fun project for me to fix up or paint! 😊
You might add a frame around the shutter pantry doors to close up the gap on top.
Yes to the shutter doors! I love the contrast of the back door with them. The house is so beautiful!
For my fairly large collection of MCM teak, I use Howard's butcher block conditioner. It's food safe, so I can use it on my vintage salad bowls, spoons, etc. Re-conditioning wood is such a pleasure! I love it!
Earth Breeze is wonderful
Hi Laura ,greetings from Perth Western Australia.
The shutters are great for the pantry.
With the louvres you could open or close it without having to actually close or open the doors.
During summer things could get a bit warm in an closed room.
Thus opening the louvres will help with air circulation.
Size wise,you could ask the guy who is fixing the kitchen door to add additional trim to the louvres to make it look complete..
That's my idea.
BTW I love shutters .all my windows in the house has shutters. They are pricey but worth it.❤👍
Love the shutter doors. They'll give your kitchen another dimension, especially with the ceiling contrast. Can't wait to see them with the beautiful door once installed. Bravo!
Love the two colors/styles of the shutters and doors. Beautiful!
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I like the contrast wood. 😊 The shutters you found are Perfect. I think leaving a gap at the bottom should be fine. Amazing Silver finds as Always 😍
Hi Bestie! It’s your BFF from Mpls, Amy! It is crazy to me how we are similar as I also keep jewelry in an antique letter/type box! I was laughing when you showed yours! I say skip the shutter doors. They could potentially scratch your new back door. Get a beautiful vintage textile and use as a curtain. That would add warmth to your space and a pop of color! 🥰❤🎉 Amy from MN
What fun! This reminds me that I really should visit the 3 Restore Centers near me. Great catch on the wooden Monk!
Love your presentation, so informative. 👌
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Your videos are always of such exceptional quality Laura. Your very steady camera work is greatly appreciated. You bought some really great pieces. The jewellery was amazing. I love that you found those pantry doors that match your existing ones in your home and am all for the mix of wood tones. Much 💗 from Western Australia 🇦🇺
At 2:41 I have that same table. Its a lil darker. I was going to redo along with this garage and barn full of dreams I have. What I dont have is time. Between moving, then sold that new tiny house. Building another, rescuing every animal I see or hear needs help, plus they got new kennels and houses ( the days just aren't long enough). Laura, my barn/garage and dads barn is just waiting on you and your Uhaul truck. Lol, hope to see you soon. I'm serious but Tennessee is along way! If you come, bring me that camel on stool and the bill ( if that's a camel). I'm collecting things for a certain look but not sure if this look has a name. I'm putting camel,Sphinx,pyramids in my plant room. I have a camel,rug and the plants. So far! Lol
You can use trim like you have on your windows with shutters to close the gap for the pantry doors
I'm fabric-minded...for dresser or desk cover with glass(plexaglass).
Nothing bad about upholstery tack.
Love the doors with the contrast! Fantastic find!!!
Go shutters! I think the different wood hues are interesting enough and pull the items throughout your kitchen together. So fun and better than all the stuff in your pantry being a focus! (Unless you put cabinet doors on the shelving…)
I love natural wood too. I think I would move them up and have a space at the bottom.
I love the beautiful yellow piece from Poland
Laura, I would install the Shutters Doors in the pantry. You have a beautiful kitchen💜
Love the African animal art. Also the glass blown chicken! I 100% would have picked that up. The monk is beautiful, I love all the wood pieces you pick up and sterling Jewelry pieces.
I think the leg on the table is called a barley twist. Great score.
LOVE the contrasting wood tones
I definitely like the shutter doors. It blends so well.
I think lift the doors up and leave the gap on the bottom. I like the doors.
Yes! Howdy from Texas!!! You find some of the best turquoise and silver!!
Also, love love love the shutters in the pantry!
I think the shutters need to be moved up…let the gap be at the bottom. When you have a lighter (blonde) door, it will “mirror” what happens at your front door…very cool!!
Love is the answer. Best wishes to you and your family.
The shutter doors will be constantly in the way of the outside door. The first time the door knob smacks them, it will scratch or poke a hole.
Bar doors put a crown molding above fill gap
I just saw that a Leonardo Salazar piece sold on ebay for $500. 12/11/22
I use Earth Breeze. It is an amazing product. I love it.
You need the bifold doors on the pantry! Leave one open when in use.