Paul and Family hate their vanity top. Paul shows the "right way" to remove an old vanity with a big hammer.

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Source: Sydney Morning Herald

Source: Wall Decor and Home Accents Blog

Inexpensive vessels like pitchers, small vases, glass jars and teacups can be used for easy, casual arrangements that can grace the kitchen table, window sills, or a bathroom vanity. Not only is this an inexpensive way to decorate, but items from nature give your home a personal look that reflects the seasons and the indigenous nature of your particular geographic area. If you just take a look around your own yard or garden you can find all kinds of decorative accents from Mother Nature that are free for the taking. Here are some tips for decorating with Mother Nature season by season. In addition to flowers, you can decorate with other summertime treasures, like seashells and beach glass, can be glued onto plain frames or lampshades, displayed on shelves or shadow boxes, or gathered bowls or jars. Spring and summer are prime time when it comes to decorating with flowers....

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