Whisk Broom Arrangement

January 22nd, 2009 in member junk     
JunkArchitect Jim Healy, contributor
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Different size Brooms add contrast
Varying shades give depth  
Different size Brooms add contrast

Different size Brooms add contrast


Rusty Urn and a collection of tag sale Whisk Brooms becomes a nice arrangement that needs no watering…ever.


Pattern or design used: My own design
posted in: member junk, tabletop, vintage, cottage, eclectic, vase, centerpiece, country, family room, entry, dining room, sunroom

Comments (15)

redoer writes: I collect old wisk brooms and now I know a new way to display them! Isn't it true that some of the simplest ideas are the best?! Posted: 12:16 am on February 8th
1retrogal writes: This is a very neat looking arrangement. Very cool! It reminds me of a picture I saw a few months back in a Country Living magazine, I believe. Someone used whisk brooms like yours and hung them side by side as a window valance in a kitchen window. It sounds odd, but they looked pretty cool. Keep your great designs coming!!
Karen Posted: 12:07 am on February 2nd
Dolly3cats writes: Warmth, life, comfort... I'm struggling to describe the flood of feelings you displayed. I have such an affinity to things that were valued, served well, and were too much a part of someone’s being to discard. Many times I have become the caretaker of the past for someone who finally had to let it go. When your whisk booms need a final resting place--I'm there for you. Nicely done! Posted: 8:43 pm on January 23rd
Chovey writes: I love this look you did with the brooms! Let's see more of your great decorating talents!
cynthia Posted: 2:25 pm on January 23rd
MimiToria writes: What a great display in the cool urn! Love the empty frames leaning up against the mantle too. Posted: 10:55 am on January 23rd
CottageElements writes: Jim, these look great in the rusy urn! Very clever!

Lani Posted: 9:42 pm on January 22nd
plumberdaughter writes: This is great! I love it! Posted: 9:27 pm on January 22nd
TGTG writes: Jim,
I love old brooms and the stories they could tell... This is just wonderful and would work well with paintbrushes too.

Great job!

JennyK Posted: 5:16 pm on January 22nd
roadtriplouise writes: I like your style, you come up with some very unique and creative ideas.
Ann Posted: 4:31 pm on January 22nd
georgiamoon writes: Now this is an arrangement that even I could live with...and it could live with me. Seriously. I love your home and all the things that you have in it. It looks like a place that would be inviting and fun too! Love it Jim, Georgia

PS Please tell me that for the challenge you wont be BUILDING a PIANO or something to go with the rolls!!! Ha ha ha! Posted: 2:52 pm on January 22nd
SnowmanHill writes: How fun is that? I like "hunting" for things when I go junking, now I'll be looking for brooms! I always love your ideas!!!! Krista Posted: 2:06 pm on January 22nd
fellowjunker writes: Jim, Jim, Jim........keep wanting to call you Jiminy as you never cease to surprise me with your great posts. Who would have thought that a collection of used broom whisks could look so great!!!!
xojanis Posted: 1:29 pm on January 22nd
csudderth writes: Cool, cool, cool. Posted: 1:13 pm on January 22nd
Junk_Sophisticate writes: Aha! That's what my straw thumb was meant to be used for. ;) Love the loads of texture it brings to your home.

Candy Posted: 12:54 pm on January 22nd
MelHow writes: I do love broom trees - ;) Posted: 12:37 pm on January 22nd
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