1 + 2. from schumacher
3 + 4 + 5 osborne & little
6 + 7. from brocade.
I loved this wall from the kate spade store in nyc, all united by the color scheme of pink, black and white. {snapped by the camera of this girl}



never say never. i've said before i'm not a huge fan of vinyl wall graphics, but here you have it. another one i love. from the collection.
i sure do love this idea for a clock. although it might drive me crazy to try and keep all those frames straight. still. i think it just might be worth it. from dutch by design.
that post title sounds awful, but isn't this wreath/frame cute? you can make one for yourself by gluing fabric on a 20" foam square. designer benjamin dhong created this by taking some architectural drawings and having them printed on a linen fabric.
I love the lights hanging from the ceiling in front of the mirrors.
the next laundry room i design should have a desk under a window.
my new favorite countertop. i believe it was called zodiac. said to be as durable as granite with even less maintenance. a little pricier. this and concrete are my top choices for countertops.
interesting detail on the front of the glass doors.
cool metallic chairs.
. . . so of course I could not resist the whimsical design of this bathroom. And this is the kind of tile that was in the bathroom of our first house. Can you believe we contemplated taking it out?! Although if it had been this crisp white color instead of the dingy yellowy cream it was, I don't think the thought would have ever entered my mind :) (picture from the website of house beautiful)
Next time I do a room with wainscoting, this is how it will be. I like the cane daybed too. {from ballard designs}
i'm usually not a huge fan of vinyl lettering. but. this is really cute. with the set of letters comes one colored letter of your choice. from tasty suite.
check out that cool tree on the wall. i believe those are fabric leaves on a painted tree. i love. and the bird on the H is very cute too. from point click home.





All of our favorite colors for the summer: white, blue, green and red. And I love the art on the wall--whimsical, modern and colorful. pictures from the selby.
I always think it's nice to have a space set off from the main family/entertaining area where people can go to have a quiet conversation or read and yet still be close to the action. These sliding doors I saw at furniture store blog are perfect for that. They are light and slightly see through and different than the usual french doors (although I love those too.)