Fall Milk Glass Display

Fall Milk Glass Display: We displayed our vintage milk glass collection and lots of natural fall elements like pinecones and acorns.

Today I’m sharing one of my new favourite little projects, and it was really simple to put together too.  This vintage milk display couldn’t look cuter all dressed up for fall with lots of nature elements.

I best friend Heather has moved into a new house, and I’m having so much fun hearing all her decorating ideas, and offering up my ideas too. She bought this cute little turquoise cabinet and it’s sitting in front of the window in her open concept living and dining room. I’m loving trying out some none traditional colour schemes for fall -like my white fall mantel, and lime green and white front door. For Heather’s house, instead of orange, we did a pretty fall scheme in turquoise, with lots of neutral browns, greys and creams to match her decor. It turned out so great.

Collecting Natural Fall Elements

I went for a walk in the woods, and collected lots of natural materials. I love how the acorns turned out. We left most of them natural, but used craft paint to add a little colour to just a few.

Vintage Milk Glass Collection

Everything is displayed in some of Heather’s collection of vintage milk glass. I have to say it’s such a great thing to collect, the pieces are so versatile and you can still find them at second hand stores, for a few dollars a piece.  There are some more unique antique store ones in Heather’s collection too.

Rather than have them stuck in a cupboard, I love this milk glass display on the sideboard.  It’s such a great way to use a vintage collection.  And you could change out the contents for any season, or just leave them empty some of the year too.

I also found lots of pinecones, and again we painted a few, and left most of them natural, and then grouped them by kind in more pretty milk glass.

So simple and so, so pretty.

I also picked a few white mums and put them in little ruffle vase.

I picked up a blue pumpkin -actually a squash, and a little white baby boo pumpkin too. I love how the grey-blue pumpkin looks with the turquoise.

And the last container is filled with some birch bark, found on some fallen logs in the forest.

Group Things Together For Impact

We thought about using a tray for the display, but the cabinet itself really acts as the tray and anchors it all. It would also be lovely on a coffee table, or on a tray sitting on an ottoman. I love how it all came together here.

With a pretty fall milk glass display like this, life really is a party!

You might also like our Milk Glass Collection here.

Also check out our Fall Home Tour with a Milk Glass Display here.

You might also like our Neutral Fall Home Tour here.