Decorative Artist Jo-Anne Coletti specializes in everything Roses, and has a special fondness for beautiful things that are faded, worn and well loved. She looks to old Rose paintings for her inspiration in all of her work and finds that things from the past were made with elegance, care and detail. For over a decade, Jo-Anne's passion for art has turned into a thriving business. Named after her love of roses, Vintage Rose Collection specializes in painting of antique items, vintage furniture, old and used objects, as well as floral wall painting and cottage style decorating. 
Glorious Rose Arbors are
Roses & Chandeliers, a perfect marriage don't you think?
Continued from my previous post, Spring Cleaning- Shining antique crystal chandeliers is no easy task, but well worth the effort when they are on display and sparkling. I like to use a chandelier cleaner that you just spray on and let it dry itself clean. It really does work. All you need is a drop cloth to catch the wet drippings. This sconce shown above I purchased on ebay some years ago along with the French Chandelier below. This was shown in my very first issue of Romantic Homes August 2002.
Happy Spring Cleaning Angel Friends!
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8 comments:
Hello Jo-Ann; What a sweet poem you wrote,,, love it..... and the sconces and chandelier,,, Beautiful,, I have that issue of RH.... so I remember seeing them.... have a great week...
Hugs;
Alaura
Jo Jo ~ love the poem! I should be spring cleaning too...but I'm not! (*_*) ~Stacy~ xo
Good Morning Jo-Ann! Your poem is just beautiful, and the sconce and chandelier....GORGEOUS!! I hope to one day purchase a lovely chandelier to put in my sewing room. Hope you have a wonderful rest of the week my friend :) Warmest always, Brenda
Hello Jo~Anne...what a beautiful little poem! Your roses are so pretty, and so is your chandelier... I even love Spring cleaning... it just feels good! xoxo Julie Marie
Another amazing post Jo-Anne!! I love the poem so much! The way you have it displayed here on your blog is so pretty too!! I love the gorgeous garden arches too!! Amazing!! Spring cleaning feels so good, doesnt it? I beautiful time of year for sure.
I think it is so cool that Steve C owns a store near you!! I would love to meet him, I hope you do one day! He just makes the show. My favorite comedian for sure :):) He just seems like such a nice guy!!
Have a beautiful week sweet friend :)
Love you!
Amy
Lovely poem ~ the rose arbor looks like a scene from Anne of Green Gables!
Hi Jo-Ann,
Thank so much for stopping by a bit ago and leaving such a thoughtful comment. I truly do appreciate it so. Your blog and talent is extraordinary...absolutely gorgeous!
Blessings and Peace,
Lynn♥
Hope by now you've managed your task of spring cleaning! If one writes a poem that way, spring cleaning shouldn't feel bad at all... with the right mind-set it's a breeze.
Love from Georgia,
MariettesBacktoBasics
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