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Friday Foursome

May 27, 2016

Welcome to this week’s Friday Foursome, where I share a few of the things that made me swoon over the past week. This week everything I’m loving has one thing in common.

Maybe it’s because my parents have been sending me pictures from Spain all week, it’s got me daydreaming – but this house outside of Barcelona would be muy perfecto in any country!

A great video tutorial on creating your own Outdoor Kitchen.

How fun are these dishwasher-safe melanine plates and cups for summer entertaining? They were created from Vintage French wallpaper designs found at a Paris Flea Market.

One of my favorite companies, Stikwood, has come out with a new product called Hamptons. Perfect for creating an airy beachouse vibe!

Hope everyone has a fabulous Memorial Day Weekend!

Friday Foursome – Indigo Edition

May 20, 2016

Welcome to this week’s Friday Foursome, where I share a few of the things that made me swoon over the past week. This week everything I’m loving has one thing in common.

A fun DIY tutorial for block-printed fabric.

I love everything about this gorgeous outdoor space, especially the tile wall and those indigo batik pillows. You can have your own made using this fabric.

And speaking of tile – I’m in love with this gorgeous terracotta tile.

I really really really want one of these framed textiles for my house.

Friday Foursome

March 4, 2016

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I’d be quite happy to move into this “POOL house” anytime.

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You won’t BELIEVE some of the gorgeous tiles rounded up in this article.

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These gorgeous marbleized pots are actually a quick DIY project. How pretty for an Easter centerpiece!

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Photographs on a Mantelpiece

A great article entitled 6 Things Your Home Doesn’t Really Need. I must say, it’s spot on!

I’m always excited to sit down with a new episode of Fixer Upper! I absolutely love this idea from last week’s 1919 Bungalow. Instead of planting traditional window boxes, she filled them with gorgeous terracotta pots and boxwoods! They really make a statement and presumably would be much easier to maintain.

Ok … this might be cheating, but #2 is from the same episode. I love the giant scroll of butcher paper on the wall of this kitchen. It’s a fresh twist on the traditional chalkboard!