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Summer Home and Garden Decorating Ideas at Terrain

summer plants at terrain
On my continuing quest to find more joy, I discovered a wonderful garden center called Terrain in Glen Mills, Pa. It's a truly magical place! I would live there if they would let me. There are plants, statuary, pots, outdoor furniture etc. for your garden. The amazing gift shop is filled with beautiful things for your home and aromatherapy personal care items. There is also a fabulous garden café with a seasonal harvest menu.
cafe at terrain
My friends and I got together to celebrate our dear friend's birthday with a lovely brunch at the café and it was an absolutely perfect day.
Good friends, good food, good shopping and gorgeous weather. Joy!

organic omlet and home fries
Here are some summery decorating ideas for your home and garden. The prices are a bit high at Terrain but there are unique items that aren't commonly seen other in places.

mantle decorating idea
This mantle is creative art piece beautiful. The tiny fairy lights are mystical! I would love to try and create something like this for my mantle.
terrain table

vase chandelier
 Just look at this vase chandelier! Very creative.
terrain garden center


pressed flower plates
 These pressed flower plates are impressive works of art. What a lovely gift idea!
black pressed flower plates

garden pots

carved wood mushrooms
I am in love with these mushrooms! They are made of carved wood.
garden lantern


I hope you feel as inspired as I do after seeing these amazing garden decor ideas!

Here's a shopping link to find your joy: Terrain

Have a Beautiful Day!
    
xo
Licensed Cosmetologist, Esthetician, Makeup Artist

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