If you’re not quite ready to take down your Christmas décor and still want to keep that holiday spirit around the home a while longer, we’ve got the perfect way to help you transition your decor into the New Year without looking like you’re still living in Santa’s Village.
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We’re several months into the school year already (OMG!), which means two things….
I’m so in love with head planters lately, I seriously can’t get enough of them.
A good sideboard is more than just a storage solution – it provides an opportunity to showcase your style and the things you love including beautiful décor, personal collections, books, art, and so much more. In today’s post we’ll go over what you can include when styling your sideboard to begin transforming your space into a seamlessly curated design.
For those of you out there who are new to Pinterest but are considering using it to brainstorm design ideas, it’s actually super easy to use and you’ll find it can be a great tool for visually organizing projects and collect inspirations for home designs.
Whenever possible, I encourage my clients to create a Pinterest board for each room in their house that they are looking to redesign. This makes it easier for us to collaborate virtually on projects and for me to get a sense of their design ideas and personal style.
To help you newbies to Pinterest create a board and share it with me or others, I’ve created a quick step-by-step guide that will have you Pin-ing away in no time!
If you have a small dining room in your home like we do, you may have found it is a little challenging to create a space that’s nice to eat in while feeling clean, uncluttered, and thoughtfully curated. So I’ve come up with my 5 top tips that anyone can use to help make the most of your space without overwhelming it. (more…)