I’ve been enamored with cow paintings ever since I saw Eulalie on Miss Mustard Seed’s blog ( have you seen her other cow painting Hyacinth). So I’ve been searching high and low for an affordable way to have my own large cow painting and just haven’t been able to find anything that I could – 1. afford and 2. that I liked (out of the ones that I could afford).
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But… I did come across a small cow painting at TJMaxx last month. Happiness! I’m sure it’s just a matter of time before they have some larger farm animal paintings (they have tons of subway art now). So they seem to be pretty good about knowing what’s on trend even though it takes them a while to catch up to blogs.
I already had this small vintage cow print that’s above which I believe I”ve shown you before.
That’s the new one above. This side of the kitchen has the beadboard backsplash (the other side has ceiling tin backsplash). I thought the cow prints would look nice on the beadboard.
I normally have a bowl of fruit in this spot but I thought this pitcher with “Milk” written on it would be cute to photograph with the cows!
Ok so don’t look too closely at the floor cause I’ve got to vacuum! Pretend you don’t see crumbs 🙂
I’m so happy with my little cow prints! They really add the perfect farmhouse style touch to my kitchen.
****I have a few free printable cow/farm animal prints on my Free Printables Pinterest Board that you could print out and frame for a similar look.
I was just thinking of how to get some cow art this morning! I have loved the Eulalie painting since the first time I saw it, but I need a less costly alternative too. These look great in your kitchen and espacially with the view of the black and white buffalo check curtains in the dining room.
Let me know if you find something. I’ve checked allposters, zazzle, ebay, etsy etc. Etsy has smaller cow art and of course you could buy Eulalie on etsy but I don’t want to spend hundreds of dollars!
It looks great in that spot on your backsplash, Manuela! I think the Milk pitcher is a cute tie-in. Love the view from your kitchen into your dining room.
I love these farmhouse touches! We have had cattle here on our farm all these years, and wouldn’t you think we would have some lovely cow art? Nope! You have inspired me, as always 🙂 Also noted on another farmhouse style post of yours.. Williams Family on a very awesome sign.. we’re Williams too! 😉
Too funny! Yes, you need some cow art! You could even go out and take photos of your own and frame them or blow one up so it really big.
I love both of your cow prints, and they milk pitcher looks so farmhouse charming with them!
Your cow prints are perfect in your kitchen. I also collect cows prints and really anything cow so I was excited to see yours.
Oh you have such a way of display. The little milk pitcher is perfection with the cow photo. I love the farmhouse theme that is so popular right now too. Cute kitchen!!
I love it and the pic with the buffalo check pics in the background is wonderful:)
Beautiful addition to your kitchen! LOVE the milk vase with flowers! Have a blessed day dear Manuela, HUGS!
Always adorable, sweet things you post on your blog. Hugs Viola
This is just so pretty, Manuela! I love your cow art and everything you’ve used in your vignette.
be a sweetie,
Shelia 😉
Love your buffalo check curtains. Where did you find them??
Your cow prints definitely add a farmhouse touch to your kitchen. Perfect pitcher to go with the vignette.
Mary Alice
Cute cow prints! Love how you tied the milk picture into the grouping.
I am in love with the milk pitcher full of daisies and the little plate beneath it.
I did not see the crumbs..
Love the cow prints, but my favorite thing of all is the pitcher full of daisies. I just flat out love this
Your kitchen is just charming! I love all the finishes you’ve chosen.
Your cow prints are wonderful, Manuela! I’m lovin’ that entire vignette with the white pitcher and daisies — a wonderful pastoral scene!
I love the cow print! Currently I’m still in poultry mode (or poultry fetish as my daughter used to call it). But I do like cows, and pigs, and horses, and cats, and… 😉
Manuela,
Love the cow prints. The vintage one is so nice, I have never seen it before on your blog so for me it was new. I really like the flowers in the vintage tin with the milk on it very pretty.
Cynthia
I looked at your pinterest page and now I am in love with not only the cow but the sheep, as well.
Deanna
I have been liking the cow pictures too . I just dontknow where Id put one, since my house is pretty full!:)
Hi Manuela! What a charming kitchen and I love your milk jug! Thank you so much for joining us and sharing at Best of the Weekend – pinning to our party board! Have a fantastic week and hope you can join us this Friday!