also on my mind now is nurseries. i remember a while back this beautiful nursery was all a buzz on the blogs. it took me a while to track it down, and i’m so happy i found it. it was featured on cookiemag.com, and i just love how sophisticated and sightly unexpected the room is. it’s now been stashed in my inspiration folder.
kacey’s mom has a good friend who is a very talented embroiderer, stitcher + quilter, and she’s working on creating a new workshop space for all of her threads, fabrics, supplies + machines. i thought i’d put together some of my favorite craft rooms + sewing spaces for her. if you click on each picture above, it will take you to the source and more pictures of that workspace.
do you have any sewing room resources? if so, please leave a link to them in the comments. thanks!
maybe it’s too early to be thinking halloween, but i’m really looking forward to it and hosting a little gathering. i’ve been filing away inspiration pics + recipes like these from martha.
i love these displays from storefront & studio, a brick + morter plus online shop i discovered on freshly blended.
after nearly a year of not having a dining room table, we finally found one on craigslist that matches our buffet + china hutch. now, i’m eager to hang up artwork to finish up the space. i’m torn on whether to order prints like the these from blanca gómez or elum designs or if i should frame pictures we’ve taken like these from paris. what are your thoughts? or do you have any other print/picture recommendations? we need two – one to go on each side of our china hutch.
just got my anthropologie catalogue in [my first since i subscribed when their hatch show print one did me in]. it looks like this month’s is photographed in paris. swoon.
in it, i found these digit spice jars. i think these would look fabulous in our office holding paper clips and such. i just might have to head over to anthro to get one.
i have a lot more i’d like to do with our studio space. things like adding more shelving, adding doors to existing cabinets and hanging up artwork. so, when i saw this lovely redo, i wanted to make note of it. i completely love her studio makeover. i love the mix of old + new, the soft colors + patterns and the touches of whimsy.
