Vintage Farmhouse Finds At Our Booth...

Happy May! I hope you're enjoying the beauty of spring, May flowers, and lots of sunshine! If not yet, hang in there - they're coming! 

Today I thought I'd share a few peeks into our shop space inside of M&M Antiques in Monroe, WA...

2019 Farmhouse Decor Roundup {Part 2}

Hi Friends! I hope your week is going well. Are you getting ready for Easter? We're looking forward to a family vacation later this week, and as always there's loads to do to get ready to leave. At last count we're up to 25 animals... and with that comes a lot of little instructions for when we're away. And then there's the packing... But I'm not complaining that we're heading to a sunny and warm destination! :) It's always worth the prep.

Today I'm rounding up more of the top posts from this year so far (in case you missed them). 

If you missed Part 1 you can find it here!

Processing Wool Into Yarn {A Little Dream Come True!}

Fun {Fall} Farmhouse Finds!

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Hi Friends! Since we are just days away from the official start of fall, I thought it would be fun to share some great finds for your home that will help you welcome what is arguably the coziest of all seasons!

We have some of these items in our home currently, but I love them ALL...

Summer Yard Sale Farmhouse Finds...

You guys. If only you had been with me on Saturday. 

There's this mini farm that we drive by often, and almost every time we pass it, my husband and I have to comment on it. We take turns, but inevitably I will say, "Oh I love that place - it is so cute..." or my husband will say, "That's a really cool place, isn't it?" It's like we can't go by without acknowledging our mutual appreciation.

On Saturday, we were on the way home from one of our son's soccer games and guess who was having a yard sale? 

Yes! The charming mini farm. 

It felt like my husband was driving in slow motion as he found somewhere to park... I was ready to hop out mid-stop! At first glance, there wasn't a ton of stuff. But then, I looked over in the opposite direction and saw a dream stack of farmhouse antiques. There was a lady trying this antique caddy on for size. She sort of looked it over, picked it up, examined it and set it down... I made my move.

The Start of Yard Sale Season {A Few Things I'm on the Lookout For}

The weather is getting better (in most places) and soon we'll be seeing yard sale signs on every corner. I thought I'd share a few things that, if the price is right, I would never pass up!

So Far This Year at Little Farmstead... (Part 2)

Hi Friends! How is your week going? I had so much fun seeing several of your porches on Facebook this past week! We even had someone from Australia post a picture of the kangaroos who visit her property. So cool! Blogging can start to feel pretty one-sided at times, so it was refreshing to get to look at pictures of your homes and comment on them. I'd love to do that more, so if you'd like, please join me on Facebook here.

Last week I shared Part 1 of So Far This Year, and here's Part 2... 
(Just click on the picture or the caption below the picture to read the full post!)

This one-of-a-kind chippy hutch was a hit on Instagram. It has been a great display piece in our shop space and now will be going to a new - actually old - home built in 1926. I love it when customers are excited to find just the piece they've been looking for!  

Unique Vintage Farmhouse Finds

Unique Vintage Farmhouse Finds {What Stays and What Goes to the Shop}

Hi friends ~ Thank you for your encouragement these last several months as we started our shop space inside of M&M Antiques in Monroe, WA. Many of you who are local have even come in and shopped. That means so much to me!

Today I thought I'd share some recent farmhouse finds and talk about the challenge of determining what we keep in our home vs. what goes into the shop. That's a question I get asked a lot... How do you know what to keep and what to sell?

First, let me say that I try to offer items in the shop that I would use in our own home. That helps me when considering purchases for the shop space. (But it can also cause me to second-guess keeping things because they would usually work so well in our home! See what I mean?! ;)

This 1920's hutch was a tough decision. One hundred year-old patina like this is hard to find. But, it is in our shop where it is holding a lot, and will hopefully make someone very happy!

Fun Farmhouse Kitchen Accessories {January Cheer}

I hope you all are enjoying the day! I wanted to share a few fun farmhouse decor items that have brought some happy into our kitchen this month. And while I love the prospect of a new year of possibilities, let's face it... January can kind of be like the Monday of months. So here's to little accents that brighten and refresh our homes!

CountryLiving.com Feature and a Few Fun Junkin' Finds...

Hi Friends! Happy new week...

Could you hear me screaming from where you live? I was so surprised to see our porch on CountryLiving.com! Country Living magazine has been a favorite of mine for years, so it was such an honor to be featured on their site, in the article 27+ DIY Ways to Decorate Your Porch This Summer. You can read it here.

Courtesy of Country Living

Fun Friday Farmhouse Finds!

Happy Friday everyone!

Just popping in today to share some fun farmhouse finds that have me swooning... 

Fun Farmhouse Decor Finds {Perfect for Fall!}

Hi Friends,

From handmade signs, to sliding barn door hardware and fall wreaths... It's amazing the amount of farmhouse goodness that can be found on Amazon! 

Today I'm sharing some items that have caught my eye recently. If you're interested in learning more about an item, just click on the photo...
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Mini Rustic Whitewash Signs 

Rustic Industrial Farmhouse Glass Drying Rack






22" Wheat Grass Fall Wreath 

Sliding Barn Door Hardware 

Metal Windmill Clock 

The Magnolia Story 

Have you read "The Magnolia Story" yet? 

Thank you for stopping by today. I've been working on a post that I think you are going to LOVE! It has to do with an old farmhouse and a sweet family. It sounds like a movie script. But it's real. Oh man, I can't wait to share it with you later this week!

Stay tuned...

Xo