Friday, February 7, 2014

Wall collage ideas

Take butcher paper cut in shapes of your wall art (outline with a pencil).  This is the time to move things around until it’s just right. Frames should hang at eye level or around 5 feet. If you’re exceptionally tall or have very high ceilings, you can hang them a tad higher.  Place nails into the butcher paper and rip down the paper- art is ready to hang!

Option, spray paint frames all one color:

Black and white art/frames against a colored wall:
Option, mismatched frames:

Option, an assortment of frames in a color palette:

Saturday, February 1, 2014

happy valentines

Here are some table settings I've been collecting on my Pinterest board, a few ideas, recipe and printables!
Happy Valentine's Day!

 Table Settings:


Ideas:
antique key….place cards

Printables- get them here:


bake a hidden heart
recipe here:

Friday, January 24, 2014

indoor plants

Indoor plant ideas!
Antique boxes



 Mason jars
 matching containers

Friday, December 27, 2013

lights!

Its almost January- let some light into your home!
The coveted Hicks pendant lights look great over a bar/island- pricey but a great statement
:
A few affordable options from Pottery Barn:
The stacked crystal lamp which also comes as a floor lamp:
 
 If you have do a flush mount- this is a pretty option with capiz shell petals:
The Winslow Arc lamp looks great over a sectional sofa:

Friday, December 20, 2013

holiday tables!

Holiday tables!
Easy and elegant or over the top! Just a mixture of candles and greenery looks lovely as do white flowers, silver and mercury glass votives.  See these photos for inspiration! Remember to use cloth napkins!
Happy Holidays!









 

Friday, December 6, 2013

more.....the look for less

Get the look for less:
Industrial

The Aiden Coffee Table $290

 
 
Rustic
 


Campaign Desk $230 Chair $130

 
 Vintage


Erin Cute as a Button Loveseat $450
 
 
Distressed Leather

Bennett Chair $230

All at World Market- online
AND free shipping right now!

 
 

Sunday, December 1, 2013

floor coverings- sisal v jute

a natural and organic floor covering: sisal or jute rugs- both add warmth and are very affordable.  they are also easy to care for!

what is the difference?

jutes are a little coarser and while durable are not as suited for high traffic areas as they are for bedrooms and and dining rooms.  they tend to be a little chunkier in texture as well.

reese witherspoon's house


sisals are a little smoother and are flame retardant and so are better suited for playrooms and high traffic areas (entry ways and stairways)




Pottery Barn and Ballard Designs both have a great selection of these types of rugs and while they tend to be natural in color- you can also get them patterned, bordered or even paint or dye them for added color