Decorating with a cloche vignettes

Kimberly | The Cole Farmhouse on Instagram: "Happy Monday! Here’s a still photo of the cloche I created yesterday. I really like how it turned out, super simple and it just adds charm to my traditional Christmas this year, the vintage postcards are sprinkled around our home in vintage frames and adds the perfect touch of a classic Christmas look. I still have a few more to add here and there around our 1835 farmhouse. I hope you are all having a wonderful time preparing for for the big day…

The chandelier globe broke but don't toss it. Save your unbroken light fixture globes to make a cloche. Perfect way to fancy up cookies.

This Christmas I am decorating my living room with warm neutrals and rich metallic tones to create a cozy space

I was going to title this roundup of ten creative uses for cloches to decorate your home as ‘Cloches, 10 Ways’ until I discovered that wouldn’t rhyme. Come to think of it, the current title doesn’t rhyme either. Phooey. Did you know cloche was pronounced “klohsh” and not “klo-shay?” I learned that on Top...

Today I'm decorating with vintage! Oh my goodness it feels SO GOOD to be putting my vintage pieces on our fireplace built-ins!

If you've ever asked yourself the question "What do I put under a cloche?", then you are in luck! The Junk Parlor has provided an insightful guide to help you discover the answer. In this post you will discover how to use the timeless item in the home to elevate your decor and showcase your personal style. Learn how to select the right items to put under your cloche and transform the look of your home!

Greetings, friends! Oh my goodness, can you believe that Christmas is one week from today?! I can't ... time is going by too quickly! Well, before the season ends, I wanted to share our holiday home tour! Welcome to our foyer, where the star of the show is this fabulous sign from Ginger at Teal Barn Signs. After I hung it, I knew that I wanted to play off of its vintage feel ... so I added our carolers, snow, deer and music notes down below. (**If you are viewing this on a smart phone, and…

I love to decorate with Glass Cloches. The French developed the glass cloche, or bell jar, formed from a solid piece of glass shaped like a dome. The purpose was to protect an early garden plant from bleak cold and frost. I wanted to share other uses for a cloche other then a garden...

Brown transferware. Cups stacked under a cloche, pitcher and books in a rectangular bowl.