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9.13.2012

A Very Glamorous Thursday

Favorite Spaces, Interior Design

This room just infatuates me. The amount of details and layering is pure genius. Your eye darts from the chaise in the middle of the room, to the framed coral on the far wall, to the sputnik-style fixture on the right, to the blown glass eggs on the foremost table. Perfection, I tell you!

Notice how almost all the furniture features stark, modern, clean lines? Even the upholstered chairs on the right have modern chic silver legs. Pair this with the soft, billowing curtains, the organic coral fans, and the natural stone object on the table - voila, automatic chic.

I'd love to share the designer with you, but the name has been lost somewhere in the black hole that is my computer. My apologies.

xoxo

8.24.2012

Favorite Room for Friday!

Time for some lovely interior design eye candy for your Friday afternoon!


This fabulous interior was done by Laura Hardin / Intrigue Interiors, located in South Carolina. The things that catch my eye first are the white, bright walls and (of course) the unique wooden gear on the left wall. Notice how the designed subtly matched the crosses of the gears with the crosses on the sliding barn doors, and the circular shape of the art on the right? It's the little details like that that really bring a space together. Try this in your own home! Repeating shapes, lines, and colors is a great way to draw the eye to different areas of a room and keep the attention moving. In the living room above, the rug adds a lot of texture while the coffee tables keeps sleek, straight lines.

Always, the necessity for any well-styled room is some fresh flowers. Always. ;)

xoxo

7.05.2011

Tues-DIY


DIY project this week..

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Painted glass jars!

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These will be so easy to make!

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Painting the inside of the glasses gives the color more depth... 


Or add a few drops of puff-paint for texture.



Voila! Country chic.
xoxo