Woman’s World USA – August 05, 2019

Anchor a sitting area

A chic striped outdoor rug brings

eye-catching dimension and a

pretty hit of color. ($38, Kailani

Red/White Indoor/Outdoor Area

Rug, Wayfair.com)

Stow odds

and ends

This woven basket

allows you to carry

blankets, board

games and more to

the patio with ease.

($30, Home Fashions

Large Jute Basket, SteinMart.com)

1 Paint the basket

Brush one coat of paint onto

the entire surface of the wire

basket, including the inside;

let dry.

2 Add blooms

Buff the edges of the basket

with sandpaper for a rustic

look. Fill bottles with water

and blooms; place in basket.

No need to travel far to feel like you’re on a laid-

back retreat! Design pro Peyton Lambton, who

has appeared on HGTV’s My New Old House,

shares easy (and affordable!) strategies for

infusing casual summer style in your backyard

Turn an old wire

basket into a

summer-chic focal

point with a quick

coat of paint and

a few bloom-fi lled

bottles. Here’s how:

No time to craft? No problem! Try the Blossom Bucket

Metal Basket with Three Glass Bottles, $19, Walmart.com

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Set sail on style
Add a splash of
nautical pizzazz to your
space with an anchor
pillow. ($17, Anchor
Embroidered Pillow,
Pier1.com)
Get the look: Hand-carved
Wooden Surfboard Art by
WorldBazzar, $38, Amazon.com
WW Picks: Little pops of pretty!
What you’ll need:
R Narrow wire basket
R White acrylic paint
R Sandpaper
R 3 glass bottles
Light up the night
A classic kerosene lamp
provides a soft glow
and a touch of vintage
charm. ($10, Stansport
12-inch Kerosene Lantern,
BedBathAndBeyond.com)
WW DIY: Transform a wire
basket into a blooming display!
GO FOR HAPPY HUES
“Punctuating neutral cushions with
bold blue and red pillows is an easy
way to add lively energy,” says
Lambton. Here, a simple mix of reds,
whites and blues creates a clas-
sic coastal palette. “It’s an iconic,
cheery summertime look!” For extra
interest, Lambton advises mixing
large- and small-scale patterns.