Ikea is one of my go-to shops for plant pots. I have Ikea’s classic white pots in a variety of sizes, and I use them for everything from holding my plants to my pens to my bath salts. They’re so inexpensive that it’s hard to stop buying them!
Kardemumma plant pot, $0.99 each
Kardemumma plant pot, $2.99 each
Kardemumma plant pot, $24.99 each
What do you use plant pots for? Anything besides plants?Â
Adding this to my Ikea wish list…must check it out in person asap.
The Ranarp work lamp, $39.99, Ikea
Reading books and taking naps under the sunshine on my balcony is one of my favourite spring/summer past times. I usually set up a foldable portable lounger that I bought at Ikea years ago. It’s fine enough but I feel like it might be about time I upgrade to a real lounger.
Cabana sun lounger, $299, CB2
Miami chaise lounge, $465.99, DefySupply
Dream Chair Chaise, $549, The Home Depot
Enholmen chaise lounge, $139, Ikea
Casam lounge, $298, Walmart
Umah chaise lounge, $372.99, DefySupply
Harrison chaise lounge, Andrew Richard Designs
Greenwich lounger, $295.64, West Elm
Just because Family Day is over (an Ontario holiday), it doesn’t mean that family feasts need to end. Any day is a great day to gather around a gorgeous dining table and share a meal with family and friends. While my cooking skills still need to be refined (I’m working on it – trying out some of my mom’s recipes and putting the Gourmet cookbook to work), I do think that food really does have a way of bringing people together. It’s just a major bonus if your dining room is as inviting as the food you’re serving!
photo by Renée Frinking, via Desire to Inspire
L’Ouvrier restaurant in Toronto, via Desire to Inspire (not a home dining room but still a fabulous and inspiring space)
Kate Horseman’s Vancouver condo, via House & Home
Have a wonderful weekend everyone!
