Happy Friday! Hope your week was a good one so far. Things have been very busy at our house over the last few days, but the good kind of busy. The kind that gets you pumped, off the couch and accomplishing things. We’ve made good progress with our backyard, which I’m super excited about, although I still haven’t gotten around to painting our basement. I don’t know why but every time I want to pick up the paint brush something else comes up :). (The walls are done but I still have to paint half of the stairs and three pairs of bifold closet doors.) Anyway, I guess I have to keep chipping away at it until it’s done.
View PostA New Chapter
Happy Monday! Hope you had a lovely Thanksgiving break! Thank you all so much for your kind messages after sharing our Thanksgiving table. You made me very happy! We spent the last couple of days relaxing and taking a break from it all and, with the weather on our side, we did some major headway with our backyard makeover. (I’ll share more about it, and our plans, soon.) In the meantime, there is something else I wanted to talk to you about. You may have noticed that lately there have been some changes here on the blog and I am very excited to share with you the launch of Café Design Shop.
View Post10 Ways to Cozy Up Our Homes This Winter
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Seasonal decorating can do wonders for our homes, making us fall in love with our rooms once again. A house is very much like a living thing; it needs to stay fresh and interesting but also be warm and inviting throughout the seasons. That being said, there are a few tried-and-true ways to infuse warmth into our décor during the colder months, and I thought we can talk about some of them in today’s post.
View PostOn the Homefront
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Nothing majorly exciting happened since the last time I shared a glimpse into our projects, except that our family room renovation has been delayed indefinitely due to our contractor pulling a disappearing act that would make David Copperfield jealous. If it weren’t for this pandemic I think I might have stressed about it more, but considering the year we’ve all had, it’s really helped put things in perspective. He’ll show up eventually, and the room will be done, and never again after that.
View PostBook Review | More Beautiful, by Mark D. Sikes
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One of the (many) great design books released this fall is aptly called More Beautiful and showcases the work of Los Angeles-based decorator Mark D. Sikes. Highly anticipated and well received, it continues the story of Sikes’ first book, Beautiful, published in 2016. With less text and more images to study, the book is a published catalogue of Sikes’ most recent and relevant projects. It was published by Rizzoli, with photography by Amy Neunsinger. Let’s have a peek!
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