Why Taxidermy is a Good Idea
I've never been one for taxidermy. You know what I'm talking about - animal heads, antlers
I've never been one for taxidermy. You know what I'm talking about - animal heads, antlers
I've been drawn to white white white lately
The moment I laid eyes on this fabric pattern I knew I had to have it. Moondance, by Lulu DK The pretty blue and green colors, the edgy floral pattern, so mid-century Modern
It's not a newsflash that baskets are an excellent way to hide clutter. Via But beyond organizing, what about using baskets in other ways? Natural fibers are really on-trend right now (like sisal rugs and bamboo shades!)
When you pass through our front door, you walk a few steps and are faced with this little vignette: Pretty boring, right? I like the sunburst mirror (a fairly inexpensive find - only $70 on Wayfair), and the bamboo table fits on the small wall,
If you've turned on HGTV or glanced at an interior design magazine lately, chances are you've spotted a Chinese Garden Stool. Seems like every time I turn around, there they are staring back at me. It's the trend that keeps on giving! My absolute *favorite* part
When was the first time you really knew you were an adult? For me, it's when I realized that, holy cow, I was actually hosting Christmas for my whole out-of-town family. The remainder of our clan arrives tonight and we can't wait to have everyone
Last fall, we visited some friends who had moved to Connecticut. Of all the details in their beautiful home, one element stuck out as something truly unique. Instead of a dark stain on their staircase's banister, it was painted a glossy black. So chic! So polished! I
A nice gallery wall can really do wonders for a space. Isn't this fabulous? Via How to Decorate There are several different ways you could go in hanging a gallery wall. There's the clean, totally symmetrical look: Via Little Green Notebook Via Stylebeat Via Houzz There's the more eclectic, asymmetrical approach: Via Habitually Chic Via Martha Stewart Via Habitually
Is it weird to have a crush on a fabric pattern? For me, the Chiang Mai pattern by Schumacher was love at first sight. Here it is, in all its glory: Pretty pops of color, a traditional pattern but a little Chinoiserie edgy