
The light fixture, the windows, fireplace. Oh, that fireplace. Love the pattern of the tile inside. And on the other side of the room, a gallery of monochromatic art pieces. Lovely.Source-Traditional Home
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The light fixture, the windows, fireplace. Oh, that fireplace. Love the pattern of the tile inside. And on the other side of the room, a gallery of monochromatic art pieces. Lovely.
To leave messages for the kids on the counter in the bathroom!
My family and I are off to the Pear Fair tomorrow. Doesn't that sound delicious! I can't wait to see all of the possibilities of pears. This Apple-Pear Galette is one possibility I am looking forward to trying with some of the goodies we bring home.
My latest obsession is an odd one. Drapery. Not just drapery though, drapery that is pulled back way up high like these. I can't tell you how much I adore them.


These beautiful pieces of jewelry are only a few of the many treasures that can be found at Star of the East, an Etsy shop based in Turkey. Take a look and be sure to read the shop owner's profile. There's so much inspiration to be found at Etsy.





This is my friend Concetta sister's site. It sounds wonderful and is something that I must do. I plan to visit Italy for my next big milestone birthday and this is on the "must do" list. The photos are incredible and the food is truly speaking, screaming at me, "come enjoy this". I promise I will.
Pottery Barn featured a room like this in their catalog years ago and it is one that I absolutely fell in love with. I envisioned recreating it in my own bathroom but never did. I loved the sea treasures lining the walls and the subtle color of the blue. I still do. I don't think I would have liked the dusting though.


I adore these vintage tickets. I have seen them at various shops and have always thought they would make a nice adornment to a gift or put in a large jar to display. The only trouble is which one to choose?
Having seen said dining room firsthand, I think either of these forms would be perfect.
I am currently fixated on my dining room. It is a large open space that needs some flair. The table size and shape is the big detail to sort out. After I determine that I think the rest of the room will flow easily. Do you have a round, rectangular or square table? How does it work for you? Would you purchase the same shape again? Why or Why not?