If you have read many of my blog posts or seen many of my Instagram pics then you probably already know I have a bit of a weakness for corbels.
I added trim and corbels to my kitchen cabinet peninsula…..
I completely changed the look of my entire fireplace by adding shiplap, trimming it out, painting the tile and…you guess it! Adding some corbels!
But did you know that I also add corbels here and there as decorative items?
Generally placed upside down I frequently use them in little vignettes and as bookends.
And I use them in any season too.
I currently have a set that has been safely tucked away in preparation for the day I finally get around to building my range hood. In my mind it’s going to have some corbels incorporated in the design.
But today I wanted to show you a little vignette I put together while cleaning my living room.
I promise you – corbels look good everywhere!
I always have my eyes open for them when I go thrifting or antiquing. The color doesn’t matter. I’ve been known to paint them many times.
If I find a set of them I snatch them up just in case I find a use for them where I need a set but when I use them in decor, I pretty much always use only one. This lovely just happens to be one of two that I bought for my range hood!
You won’t want to miss that transformation!
Emily’s Inspiration
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Until next time,
I love this post!!! Your corbels are all so cute!!! You have inspired me to try to incorporate more corbels into my home!! I love how you have have used them around your home!!! And, I have to say, I adore the trim on your kitchen island!! Soooo pretty!!!
I really need to get my range hood built once and for all! Itโs getting ridiculous how long Iโve been putting it off mostly because Iโm finding getting the fan unit to fit what I have in place is tricky and intimidating ๐