I’m sharing two interesting artist studios today. I love the combination of messy and neat in each of these rooms.
via Home Edit
via Country Living
I’m sharing two interesting artist studios today. I love the combination of messy and neat in each of these rooms.
via Home Edit
via Country Living
Even in homes that have a very white aesthetic (like mine), natural elements are a welcome addition. A piece of furniture or a small decorative bowl in wood, rattan, raffia, or wicker adds instant warmth to a space that is white-dominant. The spaces here prove just that.
via Style Curator
Andrea Martin-Loff via The Design Chaser
As you can see, the addition of natural textures works in modern and traditional spaces.
I’m bringing some music to the blog today so there’s no excuse to get moving this weekend (after big Easter meals, perhaps)!
Let it Whip by Dazz Band
Paradise by George EzraÂ
Havana by Camilla Cabello feat. Young Thug
Filthy by Justin Timberlake
I recently acquired a new hutch and added new hardware to it. After seeing Jennifer’s bookcase, I opted for the same type of lock – the catch. This type of fastener – also called a latch – has two parts that lock into one another.
White Cabana Instagram (catch from Lee Valley Hardware)
The catch hardware reminds me of pieces of furniture that I’ve seen in France, and since I’m a bit of a francophile, I have been drawn to this piece.
I came across this photo on my Pinterest travels, and I fell in love with it. Look at those windows! This is an incredible space, and there’s even more goodness around the whole home.