You may have noticed that I distress almost every DIY project around here. I’m not sure why I do this exactly, but I do know that there is something about how the imperfection looks so beautiful to me…..very much like people ;-) None of us are even close to perfect, yet somehow that makes us so beautiful. Woah, I did not foresee me getting that deep with a craft project, but oh well that is what I was thinking, so I thought I would share a little deep thought with you lol I guess I just love the look of imperfection…perhaps I find it comforting.
Okay so back to the project at hand, and distressing. When we moved in, the previous owners left some terra cotta pots so I decided to distress some and bring them inside.

I took a terra cotta pot, and hosed it off outside.

When it dried (which as you know in Houston, does not take long) I painted it white with a primer + paint spray paint.

When the paint dried, I took some sand paper and kind of haphazardly scuffed up the terra cotta pot. There wasn’t any real pattern; I just tried to make it look beat up and old.

I added a box wood plant and
Easy Peasy Lemon Squeezy!
I always enjoy live plants inside, so I think this adds a nice touch to the buffet in the dining area.
What do you think?
Have a fabulous weekend!