Currently, my desk is full of post-its, everywhere you look there’s a post it, yes I’m that organized. So, I’ve been thinking of getting a chalkboard or a pinboard, more a pinboard than a chalkboard because things could get messy with a chalkboard, and I don’t want to bring college home:) I particulary love these ones from restaurationhardware, even though

How one can love a color, or more like an entire color palette, and actually don’t use it? That’s my case, I love lavender,lilac and all purple shades but I don’t use it all.A notebook there, a nail polish  here but that is all, aww and a  template based on the color purple for my fashion blog. Still, purple must

I know I posted too much today but before I go to sleep, yes here is evening, I want to share this beautiful blankets, throws and sheets from Sefte‘s catalog. Simply by looking at the first image, serenity surrounds me… Imagine how great it would look  in a spacious, light, bedroom?  Though, I wouldn’t be upset if I had the

Would to visit it one day… via maisonchaplin

May you have a wonderful spring! via 6570-days-of.tumblr.com/

My obsession with light spaces continues with yet another victorian house, this time with a French touch. via airspace

I few years ago I couldn’t stand gold, in any form, jewelry, clothes, furniture, it was out of my hit list. Now, I love it, though it can be really tacky if not “used” properly. Trust me, I see examples almost every day… Do you fancy gold? Kalmar Antiques would look great in any gold infused rooms, to add more

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For the weekend, Thibaut room wallpapers galore! Established in 1886 Thibaut is USA’s oldest wallpaper firm. Ohh and they produce such lovely wallpapers, from historic reproductions, toile, and chinoiserie to tropical and novelty patterns.

Sara Tuttle is a young interior designer and she’s the proud owner of Sara Tuttle interiors. When you have such an exquisite taste no wonder your home looks wonderful. Sara’s home is a mix of vintage treasures, DIY and popping cherry colors. On iVillage she tells us: “I think it’s a quality of life issue. If you don’t walk into