You’d think with all of the pining I do for my bedroom areas that there are no other rooms in the home (or no work to be done, for that matter!). And although I still have a crazy love for the bedroom I’ve already chosen to inspire ours, I sort of fell in love with
Remember this post where I declared my love for kilim rugs? Of course you do. Well, my friends at Bellacor have let me choose my very own kilim rug from their fantastic selection (even though I won’t be furnishing the home until, ohhhh, July). Nice, huh? Want to see what I chose? I had a
For those of you who have followed this blog for, oh, a millisecond, you’re well aware of my ever-changing taste (but yes, I’m still loving my dream bedroom, surprisingly!). I often divide my taste into labels that I can interchange at every whim, because I like to think in small boxes. With categories and tags,
I’ve been perusing the work of Greg Hatton, and I’m in mad love with his passion for wood. He’s got an insane gift for his craft, and I’m loving the styling and photography that showcases the beauty of his work. In other words? I want to live here. Officially filing this under my inspiration folder!
I haven’t discussed our kitchen plans much, mostly because we’ve still been in the process of locking down some seriously cool sponsors, and today I want to introduce you to our newest: CaesarStone! I’ve been a massive fan of CaesarStone’s quality for a loooooong time and am loving some of their newest collections. Although I’ll
I’ve gone back and forth about how I want to decorate the bedroom for months now, and with the recent development of exposed beams in our room (yay!), I’ve finally settled on something I truly love. Want to see? [image credit: living, etc. spotted at emma’s design blogg] It’s gorgeous, right? I can’t find quite
I was chatting with a reader today and admitted that I was perhaps born in the wrong country (although after thinking about it, my love for cheeseburgers and fried chicken leads me to believe I’m in exactly the right place!). I loooove the minimalist consumerism that I see on an international level and am super
I should be working on the house right now, but instead, I’m dreaming of exposed beams and kilim rugs. Because in my book, there are few things more lovely than an antique kilim rug. I mean, doesn’t the patterned rug just MAKE this space?: [image credit: the brick house] I love it, although I secretly