Favorite Things Friday Happy Friday my friends! I hope you all had a great week. This week I have felt a little “off” in the creative department. Does that ever happen to you? I went back to school this week {Yes I know I got a degree in design last semester… but I wanted more. I’ll explain on that later…} I was excited to work on this favorite things Friday post because I feel recharged and inspired again. I hope you feel inspired & please share your favorites with me below… Favorite hose organizer. Favorite bathroom. Favorite office area. Favorite piece of cabinet. Favorite kitchen. Favorite girls room. Favorite hallway. Favorite kitchen organization idea. Favorite chalkboard camper. I want a camper so bad!! Imagine the possibilities. Favorite look. Favorite girl nursery. Favorite door. Favorite quote. I hope you have a great weekend whatever you may be doing or wherever you are. Hubby & I will be building something special for our mast...
Zoe's Modern Mint Nursery with Gold, Pink, and Black Accents Zoe's Nursery Lizzie Stewart of 346 Living set out to create a space for her daughter Zoe's nursery that was both reflective of Lizzie's style, but also a calming, peaceful space for Zoe that would grow with her. The result is this beautiful modern space that is sophisticated, feminine and clean with a touch of glam. Lizzie fell in love with a pale mint, pink, black, and gold palette, and it works so well for this space. After a lot of hunting, she finally found the perfect shade for the walls, Lighter Mint by Sherwin Williams. I love the shots of adorable baby Zoe and Lizzie in the room; it looks like a great fit for this cute pair! Lizzie styled the room quite smartly for the budget by: 1) Reusing items she already had, like the antique dresser and gold mirrored side table 2) Going DIY on a few pieces, like the IKEA drapes she trimmed in grosgrain ribbon and pom pom trim for the closet ones and the crib s...
DIY Moroccan-Style Wall Stencil Tutorial **UPDATE! If you have any trouble making your walls snazzy, visit my FAQ post on this tutorial. I got lots of questions, so there're all here for you should you need some help.** I jazzed up my wall with a DIY Moroccan-style pattern. And, the best part about this project?... it was completely free. One Pampers box and some leftover paint later and I really like my wall :) 1. Find a Moroccan-ish shape you like online and print it out whatever size you want (Google images is a good place to go). The larger you go... the less work it is. I had to tile mine onto 4 sheets of paper, then tape them together. Don't worry about the design being all blurry if it is, you can fix that in a minute. Once it's all taped, fold the paper in quarters and cut out your shape. When you unfold it, you will have a symmetrical pattern even if it started off blurry. Here is the shape I used if you want to do the same. Originally I was going to add that ce...
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