Sometimes it's the little things.....

Sometimes a very small change, for a very little amount of money, can make me so happy.



I had this fake plant plant, but I never liked how orange the pot was.
I meant to paint it, but never got around to it.



Then I found this little piece of pottery at the thrift store.
I really liked the texture. It reminded me of faux bois.
I didn't know what I was going to do with it, but it was cheap so I brought it home.



Then one day it occurred to me....why not put the fake plant into the thrift store pot?
So I put some floral foam into the pottery, pulled the plant out of the old pot and stuck it in the new pot.
Easy, peasy! :)



I placed a bit of Spanish moss on top of the floral foam to cover any gaps.


I really love the way it looks now!


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24 lovely thoughts:

Susan said...

I so agree. The little things can make a BIG difference and bring a smile to our design-lovin faces! :) It looks great.

chateau chic said...

The smallest things can make you feel like you have a whole new look. Love the beautiful green bottle you put with the greenery.
Glad to be your newest follower, Mary Alice

Mary said...

It's so sweet. I think any kind of greenery is nice, especially this time of year.

Blondie's Journal said...

This is such a cute pot and your plant looks real! Are they teardrops? I had a real once and killed it. I am NOT good with plants at all! ;-D

XO,
Jane

Grace @ Sense and Simplicity said...

Yep, that is what that plant needed. Looks great now.

Sarah@budgetfriendlydecorating said...

Just the upgrade your plant needed!
Sarah
www.budgetfriendlydecorating.com

Tricia said...

When I saw your photo, that's the first thing I thought...how much I loved that pot. That looks great :)

Sharon (Roses and Rust) said...

Such a pretty pot with lovely patina. Even the fake plant looks happier :) x Sharon

lisaroyhandbags said...

Amazing what a little change can do. Love the new pot :)

farmor said...

I realy like that cute pot.
It fit so well to the bottle
I wish you a nice day.
Farmor

SueAnn said...

It's the little things that can make a huge difference in home decor.
Love the new pot
Hugs
SueAnn

the poor sophisticate said...

Gorgeous! I always love what you do! Thank you for being so encouraging and inspiring!
xox

michelle said...

I love when things like that happen, it looks beautiful in its new home. :)
xoxo

Betsy@ coastal-colors said...

This is lovely! I love your thrift store pot! Isn't it amazing how the smallest changes make such a bid difference?! Thanks for stopping by my blog, so I could find yours! Your blog is lovely! I'll be following along to see more lovely posts!

Robin said...

Oh yes! Little changes can make a world of diffence. Case and point, this project. I love the greenery - would you happen to remember where you picked it up from?

Sherry @ No Minimalist Here said...

Lisa, Cute pot and perfect for the plant. Thanks for linking to my party this week. Hugs, Sherry

Holly said...

That size of fake greenery adds so much. You found a perfect match for it too. Lucky!
Down to Earth Style

Shannon@Cozy Home Scenes said...

Your vignette is lovely. I have several of those little plants and think they add a look of softness to an area just the way it looks in your vignette. I would like to invite you to show this or anything pertaining to the home at my "Your Cozy Home Party". now through Thurs. at 10 pm. I have some of my faux plants in pretty containers similar to yours but sometimes I like the clay pot look. I think they are cute either way.------- Shannon

Donna Gotlib said...

You are so right. The little things often make the biggest impact in how we feel. This was a very lovely post.

lorena said...

very nice

Coastal Cottage Dreams said...

Nice look! I love the new change to the pot!

Becca said...

Hi Lisa! I have that same plant! LOL Yes, it does look much better in the pot you have. Maybe when I move, I'll look for a different one too! Hope you are well.

Tracy said...

Amazing how such simple things can bring us joy isn't it. :) I am the same way.
Tracy :)

JoAnne Weisser said...

I have this same little plant , Lisa. I usually stick it in a basket or crock because I don't care for the color of the pot either. I love the pot you used ~ very charming!