Vintage Dressing Table

Hello everyone!

I hope you have had a good week, I can’t quite believe that the children are back to school next week and that the summer holidays are drawing to a close.  Although it is like a new chapter of the year is starting, with lots of exciting things to look forward to, I’m a little sad that summer is nearly over!

So, here is the final post from my bedroom reveal, and this corner contains one of my favourite vintage finds from last year.  I knew I wanted a really pretty dressing table, so when I saw this beauty at a local auction, I pounced!  I had luck on my side as one of the side triptych mirrors had a crack all the way across, which I think put people off.  I managed to get the glass replaced and I painted it in French Grey by the Little Greene Paint Company.  I love its elegant proportions, plus I finally have lots of drawers to hide away my clutter in.

The beautiful capiz shell chandelier in the corner has an interesting story behind it.  When I first moved to Norwich about 13 year ago, we had an Oasis clothing shop in the old shopping mall.  One season, this chandelier was part of their window display, and I asked the staff if I could buy it when they had finished with it – they said yes!  I think I paid about £30 – £40 for it.  I think it fits in this corner beautifully.

Have a wonderful weekend!

Tamsyn x

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  • Sheer gorgeousness! So beautiful Tamsyn! Enjoy your sanctuary. Tania x

    • tamsynmorgans

      Hello Tania, I’m so sorry I’m three years late with my reply!! I’ve only just seen your lovely comment though and wanted to say thank you x

  • I’m obsessed with the dressing table, so beautiful and elegant! I’ve been looking for one just like it 🙂

    • tamsynmorgans

      Thank you so much Maisie, so kind of you! It was a lucky auction find and I got it super cheap as one of the mirrors was broken, which I had replaced. Auctions and charity shops are usually good places to look for vintage dressing tables – good luck! x

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