This step-by-step* styling series is fascinating to me – I’m continually impressed by the restraint (and sometimes lack thereof!) used by stylists. Are you on the “less is more” team? (I can’t decide!) LINK: ELLE INTERIOR *Dude. Do you guys remember Step by Step? Loved that show! I wanted to be breezy Karen so badly,
I spotted this image on Pinterest a few days ago (originally published in Country Living) and haven’t been able to get that fabulous wallpaper out of my head since. After a bit of digging, I found the source: Cavern (I should never be surprised by how much I love Cavern’s patterns!). It’s called Tapestry, and
L.A. based photographer Annie McElwain has such a sweet, art-filled home, yes? LINK: ANNIE MCELWAIN
This look wouldn’t quite work in my home, but I do love the idea of utilizing stacks and stacks of magazines to create a lovely, meaningful wall installation.
Oooh, Design is Mine just pointed me to the lovely portfolio of Emma Thomas, and this room immediately jumped up, grabbed me by the throat and shrieked “Erin! Re-create me!” It has nothing to do with what I’m looking for, but I find it just… riveting. And I’m inspired. You know what I just might
Husband, can I please have a swing in our kitchen? [image via live, laugh, love] p.s. Gilt is expanding into Gilt HOME! Exciting, indeed. If you want an invite, register here! p.p.s. Happy weekend!
I’ve been thinking quite a lot about Southwestern decor and how much I love a good cowhide, kilim and exposed wood. For months I’ve been calling my soon-to-be home a “rustic/modern” (for lack of a better term), but could it possibly be more of a Southwestern Scandinavian cabin? Is there such a thing? Perhaps I’ll
Thanks to Jess who sourced my conservatory image, I found the glorious home of Charise Harper, which was featured on dear Grace’s blog over a year ago. And in the glorious home of Charise is where I found the following image, which is INCREDIBLY up my alley: [image credit: designsponge] That artsy awesomeness? You guys,