We wanted to take a little side trip from the "norm"... We found the perfect shade of green that we L❤ve!!! We experimented and it's a hit!
So many greens, the "Perfect" one is a must!
Take a look at some of our Pretty green choices!
Keep on the lookout for some pretty new pieces!
Monday, June 10, 2013
Sunday, December 30, 2012
The Best Gluten Free Banana Bread Ever!
This post is FAR from furniture restoration, but I wanted to share this great recipe with those that are trying to eat gluten free. I played with this till I got it perfect! Try it and you won't be sorry! Great for breakfast or desert! A great low carb alternative!
Made with:
1 cup blanched almond flour
1 cup coconut flour
1 tablespoon gluten free baking powder
1 teaspoon vanilla flavoring
1/2 cup cup almond milk
1/2 cup coconut oil
5 eggs
2 small very ripe bananas
1/2 cup Stevia in the Raw
1/2 cup chopped walnuts
Heat oven to 350•
Grease a 9 x 9 pan with coconut oil.
Mash bananas, whip with five eggs. Add milk,vanilla and Stevia, whip till smooth. (Add additional chopped walnuts after whipping if desired).
Mix the almond flour, coconut flour and baking powder together with a dash of salt.
Add the egg mixture to your flour mixture stirring till all is mixed. Add your melted 1/2 cup of coconut oil into mixture and stir until smooth.
The batter will be a little stiffer than you are you used to- Pat into the pan and sprinkle walnuts on the top.. Place into 350° oven for 35 to 45 minutes. Check at 30 minutes to see how she's doing.
Let cool and cut into squares. Makes a great breakfast bar! Keep the leftovers in the fridge.
1 cup blanched almond flour
1 cup coconut flour
1 tablespoon gluten free baking powder
1 teaspoon vanilla flavoring
1/2 cup cup almond milk
1/2 cup coconut oil
5 eggs
2 small very ripe bananas
1/2 cup Stevia in the Raw
1/2 cup chopped walnuts
Heat oven to 350•
Grease a 9 x 9 pan with coconut oil.
Mash bananas, whip with five eggs. Add milk,vanilla and Stevia, whip till smooth. (Add additional chopped walnuts after whipping if desired).
Mix the almond flour, coconut flour and baking powder together with a dash of salt.
Add the egg mixture to your flour mixture stirring till all is mixed. Add your melted 1/2 cup of coconut oil into mixture and stir until smooth.
The batter will be a little stiffer than you are you used to- Pat into the pan and sprinkle walnuts on the top.. Place into 350° oven for 35 to 45 minutes. Check at 30 minutes to see how she's doing.
Let cool and cut into squares. Makes a great breakfast bar! Keep the leftovers in the fridge.
Thursday, November 8, 2012
Newly Finished Chic and Shabby Queen Beds!
This stunning sophisticated queen size bed say's it all! She is decked out in gorgeous rose garlands with an unbelievably beautiful floral basket carving on her foot-board. Just imagine this beauty piled high with a beautiful down comforter and gorgeous pillows!
Do you love Romantic decorating? This stunning queen size bed screams Romance! This pretty poster bed has a beautiful shell motif that we have enhanced with amazing chunky rose garlands. She is painted a creamy white with light distressing. Perfect for your Romantic Cottage Home.
You can find our selection of queen beds at our Juniper Hill Antiques website. Please feel free to call us with any questions!
Wednesday, August 29, 2012
How Does Such a Mess.....
We make such messes when we refinish!.....
It makes me wonder how we turn messes into pretty things!
But we do!! Ha Ha Ha!....somehow!
Saturday, August 25, 2012
Chairs! I Love Chairs! The Chairs of Juniper Hill
We have really been finding some great chair frames of late, shopping for fabric has been so fun! We use our creative minds most times, other times our chair fabrics are special ordered by our customers.

This absolute beauty is from the turn of the century...horsehair and all! Her beautiful carvings had me in a heartbeat! Her arms are graceful swan heads, her crown is two birds and musical instruments....
She was snatched up by one of our sweet customers and we custom did her in the most beautiful blue Ralph Lauren linen roses and satin stripes! She had marvelous bones!
Here she is in all her glory! Chalk painted and waxed, new stuffing, all glamorous in her new upholstery...all decked out ! She has had a new goose down filled cushion added, ahhhh. a wonderful chair to sit and read in! So comfy! She wraps around you like a cloud!

This absolute beauty is from the turn of the century...horsehair and all! Her beautiful carvings had me in a heartbeat! Her arms are graceful swan heads, her crown is two birds and musical instruments....
She was snatched up by one of our sweet customers and we custom did her in the most beautiful blue Ralph Lauren linen roses and satin stripes! She had marvelous bones!
Here she is in all her glory! Chalk painted and waxed, new stuffing, all glamorous in her new upholstery...all decked out ! She has had a new goose down filled cushion added, ahhhh. a wonderful chair to sit and read in! So comfy! She wraps around you like a cloud!
The cording was done in a blue satin stripe to coordinate with the Ralph Lauren blue rose linen
Gorgeous rose garlands and a medallion decked out her graceful feet....
A pretty pillow was made to match the customers other chair fabric! So pretty!
Another chair was done for her:
This chair is a beautiful Ethan Allen frame, but needed a little "shabbifying!"sooo....we chalk painted her frame, gave her a little distressing and turned her into this:
Her fabric is a beautiful Robert Allen embroidered linen. Ready for her coastal home in Texas!
Another chair was done for her:
This chair is a beautiful Ethan Allen frame, but needed a little "shabbifying!"sooo....we chalk painted her frame, gave her a little distressing and turned her into this:
Her fabric is a beautiful Robert Allen embroidered linen. Ready for her coastal home in Texas!
Oh My! We wondered how she would turn out! She is a 1940s frame that was upholstered in the 1970s with an avocado striped fabric......we chalk painted her, heavily distressed her and turned her into this!
We added beautiful rose chintz, pretty pink check and some pink chenille, so comfy!
This duo was about to get a makeover also! The came out so pretty! They turned into this:
We did her in pink rose chintz with a coordinating pink stripe cording, so scrumptious!
We touched her pink chalk painted frame with a little gold to make her shine...
And....
This beauty was done in a Ralph Lauren rose print linen...she turned out so pretty! She now has a new home in Washington State.
Two very Romantic chairs.....The rose embellishments say it all! both from Circa 1900-1920
How about this transformation? A gorgeous frame from the turn of the century...
Very rough and tumble....we decided to paint her in Provence and deck her out in burlap with natural tack heads....
So gorgeous! This chair would look awesome in a library or study....
This gorgeous chair is part of a set.....They now live in Florida at a fabulous day spa for women...
the fabric chosen was our Ralph Lauren blue rose linen...so pretty!
This is just a sampling of the Chairs of Juniper Hill! We are always up to something.....we have many gorgeous frames waiting to be done....stay tuned for more chairs and special offerings!
Monday, August 20, 2012
Annie Sloan Paris Grey.......a fun day!
I decided I needed some time to play, playing for me is trying new paint colors and techniques! I love the new Chalk Paint craze and decided to open up some cans that I stockpiled last year in anticipation of creating great things....now was the moment! I have always been afraid of grey paint, but was pleasantly surprised at how much I liked the color on a small decorative side table that was lined up for painting.
The Paris Grey felt right for this dainty 1920s side table...I am a fan of heavy distressing so I sanded her down with a sanding block, allowing her to take on a personality of her own...
Once she was distressed in "all the right places", I took out my handy wax brush and went to town with some soft wax......I loved the way the wax darkened the Paris Grey.....just the shade I was hoping for....
and then......
Using Paris Grey, Annie Sloan chalk paint on this pretty little table was the Saturday afternoon adventure I was in need of! She came out so pretty!
Sunday, August 5, 2012
A Little Slice of French Countryside...Magnifique!
I have been totally enamored with the combination of pink and green.
The warm earthy feel of Versailles soothes my soul....then an a touch of
pink and some French stencils and I am hooked! We found a gorgeous
turn of the century sideboard that was screaming for some
updating....and updating we did! She stood a full 48" tall and was 54"
inches across. The detailing on her was conducive to a little sprucing up!
We left her gorgeous oak top in it's natural state, giving it a light sanding, stain and wax. Her side detailing was quite pleasing to the eye....
Of course a touch of pink on her side detailing made me happy! Layered and rubbed to shabby perfection!
Her feet ornamentation was begging for a little pink too! I said yes!
We shined her inside and out.....
And added some pretty striped paper in her drawer bottoms...
We enhanced her beautiful back splash with pretty Fleur-de-lis...
Added some gorgeous crystal knobs and French stencils here and there.
Magnifique!
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