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White Hutch Decor Ideas for Spring

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These white hutch decor ideas for Spring are so cheery!

Have you ever had a thing that you were so excited about and you just couldn’t wait to share it with someone?! That’s me today because I’m beyond elated to share my new hutch with you! When I first brought this piece home, I felt like a little kid who had just received a brand new toy. I played with decor and other accessories in it for hours! For vintage decor lovers like myself, a hutch is a highly prized piece of furniture because of all the decorating options that it brings. Come along as I share white hutch decor ideas for Spring!

PIN IT FOR LATER!

This post contains affiliate links. That simply means I earn a small commission on any clicked links at no cost to you. As an Amazon Associate, I earn on qualifying purchases. You can read my full privacy policy and disclosures here. Thank you for supporting my small business!

**If you are interested in purchasing similar items to what you see today, I have linked some options from Amazon for you at the bottom of this post.**

If you are new here, I’m Rachel, the writer and content creator here at The Antiqued Journey. I’m so happy to have you! I encourage you to stop by the ‘about me’ page to get to know me a little more. Here on the blog, you will find loads of inspiration for decorating with vintage and antique decor, simple DIY crafts and many thrifting adventures. If that interests you, I invite you to sign up for my e-mail. You will receive a free digital download as a thank you!

Follow Along with The Antiqued Journey

vintage transferware plates and vintage jadeite displayed in a white hutch for Spring

With this recently acquired ‘new’ hutch, I thought it would be fun to share, as a beginner in hutch decorating, my first go at it. Follow along as I share my tips and tricks for first time hutch owners and decorators!

White Hutch Decor Ideas for Spring

You guys, I adore my new hutch. It’s like it was meant to be for this exact space in my home. If you haven’t heard, I found this piece on Facebook Marketplace a little over a month ago for only $130 after months of searching!

It has everything I was looking for in a hutch including plate grooves along the back and storage underneath with doors. This hutch also has the most beautiful carved wood detailing across the top as well as pretty curved feet on the bottom.

a white hutch decorated for Spring with vintage dishes

It has So. Much. Space. Copious amounts of space. I’m not used to having this much open shelving to decorate! It’s wonderful. However, it ended up being pretty overwhelming at first with idea after idea swarming through my brain. So, if you are new to hutch decorating like me, I hope these small steps can help break down the process!

We are going to start at the bottom of the hutch and work our way up.

Bottom Shelf

First, to help anchor the space, I placed a vintage table runner along the bottom. I did have to fold the front part a tad to get it to fit but that’s totally okay.

Initially I had the bottom bare, without the runner, and it felt much too open, like all the decor was just floating. Linens of any kind are always helpful when looking to anchor or fill in a space.

a vintage table runner inside a hutcha vintage table runner lining the bottom of a hutch

After that, I simply started placing decor. When I’m styling a shelf, I like to decorate with three’s or have an odd number of pieces. That has always looked more pleasing to my eyes.

I started with a tall milk glass jar in the back left that is filled with faux Ranunculus flowers.

a vintage milk glass jar filled with faux floral stems in a hutch

In front of it, I placed a shorter milk glass pitcher.

When styling a hutch, it is helpful to vary heights of the items that you are using. In doing so, it provides contrast between each piece.

a vintage milk glass pitcher used in a white hutch

I followed that with a milk glass pedestal bowl.

Since I didn’t have any decor or stems in the pitcher, I decided to place some vintage bird plaques and butter pats in the bowl. This helps to break up all the white that is going on and bring in some color.

vintage milk glass displayed in a hutch for Spring

That completes the left side!

vintage Spring decor styled in a white hutch

Now, moving on to the middle of the bottom shelf, I first placed an Ironstone platter.

a vintage Ironstone platter used in a hutch

Then, I layered a vintage green hanky on top of the platter.

The green color ties in with the dots on the runner as well as the floral stems.

a vintage green hanky displayed in a white hutch

Then, sticking to the rule of 3’s, I set one of my favorite green enamel teapots on top.

A super easy way to add texture to a display is to stick some floral stems into any vessel. Here, I simply tucked some faux baby’s breath into the teapot.

a mint green enamel teapot with faux stems used in a white hutch for Spring

Now, on the bottom, there are 4 main pieces of decor with a few accents such as the hanky and the butter pats.

vintage decor in Spring hues used in a white hutch

Let’s move on to the right side of the shelf!

To create some symmetry within the shelf as a whole, I used three items on the right side as well.

I first placed another milk glass vase using the same floral stems.

a vintage milk glass vase with faux stems in a hutch for Spring

Then, in front of that, I placed a vintage book. The green color is superb and ties in well with the other green hues on the shelf.

I placed a floral enamel sugar dish on the book and then, behind it, a brown transferware vase to complete this side.

three pieces of vintage decor in a hutch for Spring

If you need something to add height when decorating a hutch or shelf, books are so handy! I personally love vintage books in any size, shape and color. They are just so easy to pull off of my bookshelf to stick in vignettes or displays! You can also stack books or tuck them behind other items for color and depth.

vintage decor used for Spring decorating in a hutch

Okay! That completes the bottom shelf of the hutch.

The next two shelves I’m not going to go into as much detail as the bottom otherwise this post will get way too long. Just know that I used the same concepts as the bottom shelf and applied it to the other shelves.

Middle Shelf

This shelf is where I started to play around with mixing and matching my transferware dishes. I’ve never actually tried this before and was a little nervous that it would look too busy.

But I think, paired with the solid white milk glass and green jadeite to help tone down all the patterns, all of the decor seems to flow together. I’m so happy about it!

a vintage jadeite bowl in a hutch for Spring

I anchored the left side of the shelf by using a transferware pitcher. To tie it in with the bottom shelf, I used the same faux baby’s breath.

By stacking this to new to me jadeite bowl on top of some brown transfer plates, it acts as a calm place to rest your eyes for a moment.

an antique lidded Ironstone dish used in a Spring hutch display

In the middle, I placed two smaller transferware plates. The lidded Ironstone dish was a very surprise find on my latest thrifting trip. It fits perfectly in this position, again acting as a neutral decor piece amongst the floral patterns.

On the right side, I used some matching pieces from my transferware dish set. I used this large dinner plate on the left side so again, to create symmetry, I placed a matching plate on the right side.

a set of Ironstone dishes used in a hutch for Spring decor

Those cream flowers you see? They are from a faux flowering branch that I had in my stash. I wasn’t fond of the brown looking stem on it anymore so I just used my floral cutters and cut the stem up. The individual flowers are lovely fillers that I used throughout the middle shelf by simply sticking them here and there.

a hutch with vintage decor for Spring

Top Shelf

As we move onto the top shelf, I wanted to mention that this is a very creative process. It might seem like I had all of this done in an hour and everything perfectly placed exactly how I wanted it every time but that is simply not the case. It took me almost three days to get my hutch looking how I wanted it to so don’t get discouraged! Play with it for a little while, go do something else and then come back to it.

vintage transferware plates used in a Spring hutch display

On the top shelf, I continued the mixing and matching!

I pulled two of the the same patterned plates used on the middle shelf up to the left side. Vintage milk glass and jadeite help to tie in with the other two shelves.

vintage transferware used in a Spring hutch display

Here in the middle, you will notice the same white and green theme as on previous shelves.

I really played with varying heights on this shelf to help add interest and draw the eyes up. There is some gorgeous wood detailing on the very top of the hutch itself that I wanted to make a focal point.

vintage milk glass and jadeite used in a Spring hutch display

On the right side of the upper shelf, I added a pop of blue with this show stopping transferware vase! This vivid blue color ties in with the blue enamel dish on the bottom shelf.

Through my first hutch styling process, one thing I’ve learned is that nothing has to be so ‘match-y match-y’. In my opinion, as long as you have some neutral decor such as milk glass or plain ironstone mixed in with the patterned pieces, you can mix and match to your hearts content!

an antique Ironstone blue and white floral vase used in a Spring hutch display

Full Hutch

I will leave you with some full photos of the hutch all decorated for Spring.

You guys, as a newbie hutch styler, I’m super proud of how this turned out. But I know, 100%, that I will keep learning things as I go.

a white hutch styled for Spring with vintage and thrifted decor

The pops of green and white mixed with all the pretty florals just makes my heart sing. It’s also super rewarding to see years of thrifted and antique finds all placed in one spot.

Decorating with vintage decor is my favorite hobby. This hutch is allowing my creativity to soar, giving me the freedom to broaden my decorating horizons.

Don’t be scared to try something new when decorating your home. I say ‘go for it!’ If you don’t like it, it can always be changed.

a vintage white hutch all styled for Spring

Closing Tidbits

I truly hope that these white hutch decor ideas for Spring are helpful for you. When you can get your brain past the idea of the way something ‘should be’ and shift into the mindset of the way it ‘could be’, a whole new world is opened! Be encouraged to find that which keeps moving you forward, slowly but surely, and broadening horizons along the way.

signature from The Antiqued Journey

Leave me a comment below! Do you have a space in your home that you love to decorate for the seasons? I love to hear from you!

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Just click on the red button in the left corner to save it for later!

vintage dishes used in a Spring hutch display

Other Spring Posts to Enjoy

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22 Comments. Leave new

  • Beth Anderson
    April 20, 2023 9:13 am

    Oh Rachel, it looks so Springy and happy! No wonder you didn’t have time for anything else. Truly worth the time you used …..your creativity paid off!

    Reply
  • MaryJo Materazo
    April 20, 2023 11:10 am

    It looks lovely Rachel! I am totally there with you about getting excited about these things. I love how you styled it and you have some beautiful pieces in the hutch. Enjoy it friend! XO- MaryJo

    Reply
  • Debra@CommonGround
    April 20, 2023 11:44 am

    Your hutch looks amazing and I hear you on the amount of time it takes to get a hutch display tweaked “just right”. Of course I love the transferware, Rachel, and the pops of Jadeite green. Hope you have a warm and lovely weekend!

    Reply
    • Rachel Granholm
      April 20, 2023 12:13 pm

      Hey Debra!
      Thank you!! That’s such a compliment coming from you. Thanks so much for reading today!

      Reply
  • Love the way your hutch came together, Rachel! It’s so pretty with all the layers of transferware, milk glass, and jadeite. It takes me FOREVER to style a hutch because one piece can throw the whole thing off balance but you make it seem easy! Hugs, CoCo

    Reply
    • Rachel Granholm
      April 21, 2023 9:41 am

      Thank you!! Ha! This was SO FUN but not easy. I would call it a super fun challenge 🙂 Thanks so much, CoCo!!

      Reply
  • Can’t go wrong with milk glass and some great faux flowers! Looks nice and happy 🙂 Kinda jealous I don’t have my own to go decorate, lol. Enjoy your weekend!

    Reply
    • Rachel Granholm
      April 21, 2023 9:43 am

      Hi!!
      Thank you!! I used to LOATHE faux flowers but now I LOVE them and don’t know what I would do without 🙂 Thanks for coming by today, Melanie!! Hope you have a great weekend!

      Reply
  • Your “new” hutch is gorgeous, and it sounds like you had so much fun styling it! All of your amazing thrifted treasures look right at home! I always struggle with styling mine, so I enjoyed hearing your tips! Happy day!

    Reply
  • Rachel! I love your new hutch too! You did a great job styling it with your china. The pastel hues and pretty florals are perfect for spring. I can’t wait to see how you style it as the seasons progress.

    Reply
  • Very nice hutch, Love how you used vintage plates. Great display!

    Reply
  • This hutch is gorgeous! And you have styled it so beautifully! I particularly love the milk glass pieces…always so pretty!

    Reply
  • Rachel Beeman
    April 29, 2023 6:53 pm

    How lovely! I loved the idea of placing linens at the bottom of the shelves to add a little something extra. I may definitely need to give that a whirl myself.

    Rachel
    http://www.raeelizabethdesign.com

    Reply
    • Rachel Granholm
      April 29, 2023 9:58 pm

      Hi Rachel! What a lovely name 🙂
      Thanks so much!! I’m so glad you found that to be helpful! I appreciate the lovely comment…thanks for stopping by!

      Reply
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    White Hutch Decor Ideas for Spring

    Share this post. Share the Journey!

    These white hutch decor ideas for Spring are so cheery!

    Have you ever had a thing that you were so excited about and you just couldn’t wait to share it with someone?! That’s me today because I’m beyond elated to share my new hutch with you! When I first brought this piece home, I felt like a little kid who had just received a brand new toy. I played with decor and other accessories in it for hours! For vintage decor lovers like myself, a hutch is a highly prized piece of furniture because of all the decorating options that it brings. Come along as I share white hutch decor ideas for Spring!

    PIN IT FOR LATER!

    This post contains affiliate links. That simply means I earn a small commission on any clicked links at no cost to you. As an Amazon Associate, I earn on qualifying purchases. You can read my full privacy policy and disclosures here. Thank you for supporting my small business!

    **If you are interested in purchasing similar items to what you see today, I have linked some options from Amazon for you at the bottom of this post.**

    If you are new here, I’m Rachel, the writer and content creator here at The Antiqued Journey. I’m so happy to have you! I encourage you to stop by the ‘about me’ page to get to know me a little more. Here on the blog, you will find loads of inspiration for decorating with vintage and antique decor, simple DIY crafts and many thrifting adventures. If that interests you, I invite you to sign up for my e-mail. You will receive a free digital download as a thank you!

    Follow Along with The Antiqued Journey

    vintage transferware plates and vintage jadeite displayed in a white hutch for Spring

    With this recently acquired ‘new’ hutch, I thought it would be fun to share, as a beginner in hutch decorating, my first go at it. Follow along as I share my tips and tricks for first time hutch owners and decorators!

    White Hutch Decor Ideas for Spring

    You guys, I adore my new hutch. It’s like it was meant to be for this exact space in my home. If you haven’t heard, I found this piece on Facebook Marketplace a little over a month ago for only $130 after months of searching!

    It has everything I was looking for in a hutch including plate grooves along the back and storage underneath with doors. This hutch also has the most beautiful carved wood detailing across the top as well as pretty curved feet on the bottom.

    a white hutch decorated for Spring with vintage dishes

    It has So. Much. Space. Copious amounts of space. I’m not used to having this much open shelving to decorate! It’s wonderful. However, it ended up being pretty overwhelming at first with idea after idea swarming through my brain. So, if you are new to hutch decorating like me, I hope these small steps can help break down the process!

    We are going to start at the bottom of the hutch and work our way up.

    Bottom Shelf

    First, to help anchor the space, I placed a vintage table runner along the bottom. I did have to fold the front part a tad to get it to fit but that’s totally okay.

    Initially I had the bottom bare, without the runner, and it felt much too open, like all the decor was just floating. Linens of any kind are always helpful when looking to anchor or fill in a space.

    a vintage table runner inside a hutcha vintage table runner lining the bottom of a hutch

    After that, I simply started placing decor. When I’m styling a shelf, I like to decorate with three’s or have an odd number of pieces. That has always looked more pleasing to my eyes.

    I started with a tall milk glass jar in the back left that is filled with faux Ranunculus flowers.

    a vintage milk glass jar filled with faux floral stems in a hutch

    In front of it, I placed a shorter milk glass pitcher.

    When styling a hutch, it is helpful to vary heights of the items that you are using. In doing so, it provides contrast between each piece.

    a vintage milk glass pitcher used in a white hutch

    I followed that with a milk glass pedestal bowl.

    Since I didn’t have any decor or stems in the pitcher, I decided to place some vintage bird plaques and butter pats in the bowl. This helps to break up all the white that is going on and bring in some color.

    vintage milk glass displayed in a hutch for Spring

    That completes the left side!

    vintage Spring decor styled in a white hutch

    Now, moving on to the middle of the bottom shelf, I first placed an Ironstone platter.

    a vintage Ironstone platter used in a hutch

    Then, I layered a vintage green hanky on top of the platter.

    The green color ties in with the dots on the runner as well as the floral stems.

    a vintage green hanky displayed in a white hutch

    Then, sticking to the rule of 3’s, I set one of my favorite green enamel teapots on top.

    A super easy way to add texture to a display is to stick some floral stems into any vessel. Here, I simply tucked some faux baby’s breath into the teapot.

    a mint green enamel teapot with faux stems used in a white hutch for Spring

    Now, on the bottom, there are 4 main pieces of decor with a few accents such as the hanky and the butter pats.

    vintage decor in Spring hues used in a white hutch

    Let’s move on to the right side of the shelf!

    To create some symmetry within the shelf as a whole, I used three items on the right side as well.

    I first placed another milk glass vase using the same floral stems.

    a vintage milk glass vase with faux stems in a hutch for Spring

    Then, in front of that, I placed a vintage book. The green color is superb and ties in well with the other green hues on the shelf.

    I placed a floral enamel sugar dish on the book and then, behind it, a brown transferware vase to complete this side.

    three pieces of vintage decor in a hutch for Spring

    If you need something to add height when decorating a hutch or shelf, books are so handy! I personally love vintage books in any size, shape and color. They are just so easy to pull off of my bookshelf to stick in vignettes or displays! You can also stack books or tuck them behind other items for color and depth.

    vintage decor used for Spring decorating in a hutch

    Okay! That completes the bottom shelf of the hutch.

    The next two shelves I’m not going to go into as much detail as the bottom otherwise this post will get way too long. Just know that I used the same concepts as the bottom shelf and applied it to the other shelves.

    Middle Shelf

    This shelf is where I started to play around with mixing and matching my transferware dishes. I’ve never actually tried this before and was a little nervous that it would look too busy.

    But I think, paired with the solid white milk glass and green jadeite to help tone down all the patterns, all of the decor seems to flow together. I’m so happy about it!

    a vintage jadeite bowl in a hutch for Spring

    I anchored the left side of the shelf by using a transferware pitcher. To tie it in with the bottom shelf, I used the same faux baby’s breath.

    By stacking this to new to me jadeite bowl on top of some brown transfer plates, it acts as a calm place to rest your eyes for a moment.

    an antique lidded Ironstone dish used in a Spring hutch display

    In the middle, I placed two smaller transferware plates. The lidded Ironstone dish was a very surprise find on my latest thrifting trip. It fits perfectly in this position, again acting as a neutral decor piece amongst the floral patterns.

    On the right side, I used some matching pieces from my transferware dish set. I used this large dinner plate on the left side so again, to create symmetry, I placed a matching plate on the right side.

    a set of Ironstone dishes used in a hutch for Spring decor

    Those cream flowers you see? They are from a faux flowering branch that I had in my stash. I wasn’t fond of the brown looking stem on it anymore so I just used my floral cutters and cut the stem up. The individual flowers are lovely fillers that I used throughout the middle shelf by simply sticking them here and there.

    a hutch with vintage decor for Spring

    Top Shelf

    As we move onto the top shelf, I wanted to mention that this is a very creative process. It might seem like I had all of this done in an hour and everything perfectly placed exactly how I wanted it every time but that is simply not the case. It took me almost three days to get my hutch looking how I wanted it to so don’t get discouraged! Play with it for a little while, go do something else and then come back to it.

    vintage transferware plates used in a Spring hutch display

    On the top shelf, I continued the mixing and matching!

    I pulled two of the the same patterned plates used on the middle shelf up to the left side. Vintage milk glass and jadeite help to tie in with the other two shelves.

    vintage transferware used in a Spring hutch display

    Here in the middle, you will notice the same white and green theme as on previous shelves.

    I really played with varying heights on this shelf to help add interest and draw the eyes up. There is some gorgeous wood detailing on the very top of the hutch itself that I wanted to make a focal point.

    vintage milk glass and jadeite used in a Spring hutch display

    On the right side of the upper shelf, I added a pop of blue with this show stopping transferware vase! This vivid blue color ties in with the blue enamel dish on the bottom shelf.

    Through my first hutch styling process, one thing I’ve learned is that nothing has to be so ‘match-y match-y’. In my opinion, as long as you have some neutral decor such as milk glass or plain ironstone mixed in with the patterned pieces, you can mix and match to your hearts content!

    an antique Ironstone blue and white floral vase used in a Spring hutch display

    Full Hutch

    I will leave you with some full photos of the hutch all decorated for Spring.

    You guys, as a newbie hutch styler, I’m super proud of how this turned out. But I know, 100%, that I will keep learning things as I go.

    a white hutch styled for Spring with vintage and thrifted decor

    The pops of green and white mixed with all the pretty florals just makes my heart sing. It’s also super rewarding to see years of thrifted and antique finds all placed in one spot.

    Decorating with vintage decor is my favorite hobby. This hutch is allowing my creativity to soar, giving me the freedom to broaden my decorating horizons.

    Don’t be scared to try something new when decorating your home. I say ‘go for it!’ If you don’t like it, it can always be changed.

    a vintage white hutch all styled for Spring

    Closing Tidbits

    I truly hope that these white hutch decor ideas for Spring are helpful for you. When you can get your brain past the idea of the way something ‘should be’ and shift into the mindset of the way it ‘could be’, a whole new world is opened! Be encouraged to find that which keeps moving you forward, slowly but surely, and broadening horizons along the way.

    signature from The Antiqued Journey

    Leave me a comment below! Do you have a space in your home that you love to decorate for the seasons? I love to hear from you!

    an image for pinning

    Just click on the red button in the left corner to save it for later!

    vintage dishes used in a Spring hutch display

    Other Spring Posts to Enjoy

    Shop Spring Hutch Decor on Amazon

    22 Comments. Leave new

    • Beth Anderson
      April 20, 2023 9:13 am

      Oh Rachel, it looks so Springy and happy! No wonder you didn’t have time for anything else. Truly worth the time you used …..your creativity paid off!

      Reply
    • MaryJo Materazo
      April 20, 2023 11:10 am

      It looks lovely Rachel! I am totally there with you about getting excited about these things. I love how you styled it and you have some beautiful pieces in the hutch. Enjoy it friend! XO- MaryJo

      Reply
    • Debra@CommonGround
      April 20, 2023 11:44 am

      Your hutch looks amazing and I hear you on the amount of time it takes to get a hutch display tweaked “just right”. Of course I love the transferware, Rachel, and the pops of Jadeite green. Hope you have a warm and lovely weekend!

      Reply
      • Rachel Granholm
        April 20, 2023 12:13 pm

        Hey Debra!
        Thank you!! That’s such a compliment coming from you. Thanks so much for reading today!

        Reply
    • Love the way your hutch came together, Rachel! It’s so pretty with all the layers of transferware, milk glass, and jadeite. It takes me FOREVER to style a hutch because one piece can throw the whole thing off balance but you make it seem easy! Hugs, CoCo

      Reply
      • Rachel Granholm
        April 21, 2023 9:41 am

        Thank you!! Ha! This was SO FUN but not easy. I would call it a super fun challenge 🙂 Thanks so much, CoCo!!

        Reply
    • Can’t go wrong with milk glass and some great faux flowers! Looks nice and happy 🙂 Kinda jealous I don’t have my own to go decorate, lol. Enjoy your weekend!

      Reply
      • Rachel Granholm
        April 21, 2023 9:43 am

        Hi!!
        Thank you!! I used to LOATHE faux flowers but now I LOVE them and don’t know what I would do without 🙂 Thanks for coming by today, Melanie!! Hope you have a great weekend!

        Reply
    • Your “new” hutch is gorgeous, and it sounds like you had so much fun styling it! All of your amazing thrifted treasures look right at home! I always struggle with styling mine, so I enjoyed hearing your tips! Happy day!

      Reply
    • Rachel! I love your new hutch too! You did a great job styling it with your china. The pastel hues and pretty florals are perfect for spring. I can’t wait to see how you style it as the seasons progress.

      Reply
    • Very nice hutch, Love how you used vintage plates. Great display!

      Reply
    • This hutch is gorgeous! And you have styled it so beautifully! I particularly love the milk glass pieces…always so pretty!

      Reply
    • Rachel Beeman
      April 29, 2023 6:53 pm

      How lovely! I loved the idea of placing linens at the bottom of the shelves to add a little something extra. I may definitely need to give that a whirl myself.

      Rachel
      http://www.raeelizabethdesign.com

      Reply
      • Rachel Granholm
        April 29, 2023 9:58 pm

        Hi Rachel! What a lovely name 🙂
        Thanks so much!! I’m so glad you found that to be helpful! I appreciate the lovely comment…thanks for stopping by!

        Reply
    • […] been on the hunt for neutral pieces that I can add to my hutch as well as items that can be used to decorate my home for Summer. Luckily, I have successfully been […]

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    • […] The honeycomb pattern on the glass itself is so cool! It’s texture, though subtle, really adds dimension to this middle shelf of my hutch. […]

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    • […] White Hutch Decor Ideas for Spring […]

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    Hello I’m Rachel.

    I’m so glad you are here! Old things are my jam. Antique malls and thrift stores are my happy places.

    Here on the blog I love to share my excitement, knowledge, and ideas about all things antique and vintage. Let’s journey together!

    Join Our Antiqued Journey

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