Throw pillows are like a fabulous pair of shoes – you can’t have too many and they dress up even the blandest of outfits, or sofas. One of the easiest ways to refresh your decor is to switch out your throw pillows with the seasons, or when the mood strikes. This is not breaking news, I know, but having an abundant stash of timeless prints and coordinating solids to choose from will allow you to experience your home in new and exciting ways without having to break the bank. And who doesn’t want that?
View PostRenovating a Cape Cod Style Cottage | Family Room | Built-in Bookshelves
It’s been months since I last shared updates on our family room’s builtin bookshelves but with the unexpected & long-lasting effects of the pandemic, finding carpenters available for the job in our area has been a challenge and everything took longer than we had originally planned. Ten months and thousands of phone calls later, we’re grateful that the builtin bookshelves are done and the job is 90% completed. We just finished painting the room so I thought I’d share with you where we are with this project.
View PostBook Review: British Designers at Home by Jenny Rose-Innes
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Good morning, dear friends! I’m back from my break and ready to share with you glimpses of a design book I’ve been looking at a lot lately – British Designers at Home by Jenny Rose-Innes. Those of you who don’t already have it, I think will enjoy its discovery. Launched in October of 2020, the book could not have come at a better time to satisfy our wanderlust and need for a mental escape. Through beautiful photographs by Simon Griffiths, the book takes us on an inspiring trip through the British Isles, visiting esteemed decorators at home and at their best.
View PostIntroducing Suzanne Tucker’s New Line of Performance Fabrics
Dear reader, today I have a very special treat for you. Esteemed San Francisco interior designer Suzanne Tucker of Tucker & Marks is launching her new line of performance fabrics for chic indoor/outdoor living spaces and we all get a peek inside her exquisite new array of hard-working prints. In addition, she graciously agreed to answer a few questions regarding the art of decorating, finding inspiration and mastering the art of the color+pattern mix – topics I know we are all interested in.
View PostOur Pandemic Projects & This Week’s Finds
To say that this has been a whirlwind week would be an understatement… We wrapped up another school year with our little one graduating third grade this Friday, and it felt like such an accomplishment. (Most days, getting dressed feels like an accomplishment around here. ) We’re so proud of her and the grace & sweetness she displayed during this incredibly difficult year for us all. A year that has paradoxically felt like a minute and a century, depending on the time of day and the amount of caffeine in my system. I missed Friday’s post where I wanted to share with you a few of our favorite pandemic projects (those projects that kept us sane while the world around us was crumbling) so I thought I’d blend two posts into one. Our rose-covered trellis has been a lesson in and of itself. Patience is not my strength but in later years I’ve learnt to wait for the good things, and gardening truly is a waiting game. We planted these roses on my husband’s birthday, mid-May last year, and waited and waited for the bushes to grow and cover the trellis. We got baby plants last Spring and this is one year’s growth. I don’t know if it’s a lot or a little but novice gardeners that we are, we’re impressed! My husband snapped this photo a couple of weeks ago when the New Dawn roses were just beginning to open…
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