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March 16, 2007
Posted by: Betty at 11:39 am
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There was a lot of space at the top of the stairs. There was a mirror, but a kind of emptiness. There was a need for something else to give that space life. The decision was to give it the multi-level appeal. At HomeGoods, I found the tall and beautiful vase, the two smaller vases where the sizes complimented each other, the lovely and small wooden chest, and highlighted with the gold angel. There is still great space at the top of the stairs and an interesting entrance to the second level. Tell me what you did in your space. ¼/p>
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1. Very nice arrangement. I bet it looks nice in your house and something to look at when going up and down the stairs.
by Cathy — 3/16/07 at 7:11 pm #
2. Very nice, similar to what I did at the top, right down to the Asian inspiration, BUT be careful – make sure it doesn’t face the stairs. Someone pointed out to me that I had to change the side, not facing the stairs. If someone steps back to admire or look in the mirror, they may fall backwards and down a flight! Especially children. But it did look awesome at the top.
by Rosemary — 7/10/07 at 8:26 pm #
3. Hi Rosemary,
Excellent advice! I should say that this design allows for sufficient space at the top. However, your advice is on target. We can never tell just how one might respond when looking into a mirror and stepping back. Thank you so very much for your wonderful comments and advice. What you have said will be strongly taken into consideration. Let us hear from you again soon!
by Betty — 7/11/07 at 2:18 pm #
4. Hi Betty, what a great Idea very Fashionable and well presented . A Great First Impression , and no better way then to make it with HomeGoods at your Service.Have a Wonderful Holiday
by AnAhita Gina [...] — 11/16/07 at 11:37 am #
5. Hi AnAhita Gina Nazeri,
Thank you for your wonderful comment! As we all know, first impressions are lasting. I agree, “there is no better way then to make it with HomeGoods at your service.” HG is a great companion to have with you (smile) when you seek to have the look without the price.
Keep in touch and share! Have a wonderful and Happy Thanksgiving!!!
by Betty — 11/16/07 at 12:55 pm #
6. Hi.Ilove the vase .I would love to hear from you to talk about the vase. I also put a mirror at the ttop of my stairway never thought about what one person said about stepping back to look. I am turning it the other way for safety .thanks .
by mary — 10/1/08 at 2:01 pm #
7. I was inspired by your decorating idea and will be going to Homegoods to look for a small chest or wooden box and ceramic accents. I have already purchased 2 prints but — like you — was looking to fill the void below the wall decor on a nice sized landing. A piece of furniture was just too much for the space; however, your grouping is perfect. Thank you for sharing!
by Donna — 12/9/08 at 12:02 am #
8. Home Goods, I am looking for the GARDEN BUST HEAD PLANTER, that you carried last year. I shop home goods at least 2x’s a week mostley. but I never run across the BUST!. I hope you can help me with this. Rosetta
by Rosetta — 4/14/09 at 9:35 pm #
9. Hi Rosetta,
Thanks for submitting a comment to Openhouse, the new HomeGoods blog.
We understand that you have been trying to locate a planter. As an off price retailer, we make every effort to keep our prices low, and our costs down, so that we can pass these savings on to our customers. For this reason, we do not provide a service of tracking merchandise, In addition, we do not have the privilege of ordering specific merchandise from our vendors. To locate the planter, we suggest that you continue to check with the stores in your area directly. We would be happy to provide you with store locations in your area. If you would like a store list, please call our Customer Service Department directly at 1-800-888-0776.
Thank you,
Ben
HomeGoods Customer Service
by HomeGoods Customer Service — 4/17/09 at 1:04 pm #
10. Hi Rosetta,
Thanks for submitting a comment to Openhouse, the HomeGoods blog.
We understand that you have been trying to locate a planter. As an off price retailer, we make every effort to keep our prices low, and our costs down, so that we can pass these savings on to our customers. For this reason, we do not provide a service of tracking merchandise, In addition, we do not have the privilege of ordering specific merchandise from our vendors. To locate the planter, we suggest that you continue to check with the stores in your area directly. We would be happy to provide you with store locations in your area. If you would like a store list, please call our Customer Service Department directly at 1-800-888-0776.
Thank you,
Jessica
HomeGoods Customer Service
by HomeGoods Customer Service — 4/20/09 at 11:01 am #
11. Hello Betty,
I have this exact vase! Isn’t it beautiful? Silly question, huh? Anyway, I just wanted to tell you what I do with mine. During the different seasons I change out the arrangement. … willow from my garden in March, Forsythia in April, Poinsettia’s at Christmas. I never make it too foofoo, I don’t want to detract from the simplistic beauty of the vase, but doing this makes it feel like I’ve got a brand new vase and is such a simple way to bring the seasons in! Try it, I think you’ll love it! You’ve obviously got great taste!
by Kimberly — 6/14/09 at 11:51 pm #
12. At the top of my stairway in there is an narrow alcove. I put a long low dresser there with an ornate mirror leaning on it. The ceilings are high so I chose not to hang the mirror but keep it low so it would reflect on those who came up the stairs. The mirror is deep red and black close to asian style but not exactly so I added a long bronze fish that has a glass bowl in it which I added marbles to which makes it very different and colorful. Then next to that I put a long wooden candle holder with 9 deep purple candles. I have two Japanese dolls that I received as a child from my dad who bought them while stationed there as well as a Japanese jewelery box these are next to the dresser. They all compliement each other and I like how the space turned out.
by Tina — 9/29/09 at 3:08 pm #