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Summer Rainy coffee table:)))


Dear friends...Hope all of you are enjoying the summer season and ensuring that the time is well spent with your summer activities, travels etc.Month May is peak of summer here and the temperature soars to 40+Celsius. With long school holidays  families get away to cooler destinations to beat the heat. To our surprise this week there was a dip in temperature and we were caught in the sudden down pour of summer rains. Rain is always refreshing and brings cheers. With pleasant weather around, at times one becomes creative too. A rainy coffee table made in corner of the bed room brought in warmth to a chilly and a gloomy day. Bringing in the bone China floral plates along with the new  kettle set and a English antic porcelain cookie carry  box (usually used for picnics) which I picked long time ago from a antic bazaar gave the corner a cozy look with a candle lit on. 
  



















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  1. xinex24 May 2016 at 21:37

    Lovely and looks so peaceful and solemn at night....Christine

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  2. Jennifer26 May 2016 at 07:32

    Such a lovely spot! Candlelight always makes things more special! So glad you linked up to Dishing It! & Digging It!

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