I fell in love with this coffee table.
As I collect milk glass, I was in awe of this display! Gorgeous!
Love! Love! Love!
Wouldn't it be so fun to have a wonderful bunch at this table. I love all the vibrant pink pillows and the pink glasses! Pour on the mimosas!
This would be Mr. Lincoln! He is so handsome!
Alright... I've decided on an genre of color for the chairs. We are getting somewhere, people!!! We are looking in the jewel tone family. Something solid and rich. I wonder how long the swatches will be sitting. LOL. Any thoughts or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Or, if you know of an amazing jewel tone fabric - let me know!
I am loving this table scape. I want it. This type of image makes my creative juices flow. So, as I have discussed previously, I am currently in the color layering phase of my living room. It's soooo hard, but this image is making me want to get out of my bedroom and head straight to my living room and play. I have decided to do jewel tone accents of raspberry, deep turquoise, citrines.... So, I swear one of these days I'll take a pic...
Ok, back to this:
1. Love the color combo of the the citrine/yellow/turquoise/white.
2. That parsons desk with the white cut out detailing is brilliant.
3. The layering and accessories on the table scape.
4. The art work , leaning. Love that.
5. The garden stool.
Love this mantel, especially that white mirror.
What an awesome credenza. Love that bamboo-esque vibe.
This kitchen is really smart. Michael didn't like the cabinet doors, so he took them off, stapled sea-grass cloth to the back of it, and voila. The large baskets are also great. He found that 1960's chandelier at a thrift shop.
Michael and Sara splurged on the soda, and then did vintage pieces. It all flows well and I love the color combo. I like how the books are color coordinated as well.
Michael found the drawer pulls on the side table on Ebay. ($20 for a set of 4, not bad!)
Michael convinced Sara to let him paint the ceiling a robins egg blue. It looks amazing!
Well, isn't this the sweetest dining room you have ever seen. I think this is just precious. I could imagine having brunch at this table! The rug is awesome and I love the use of the pitchers for the floral arrangements. 
Please do enjoy this soft pink, formal, living room. How interesting are the shapes of these chairs? What an interesting job for the upholsterer. You can get a faint view of the oink and white striped rug. I know its only a small glance, but I can tell I already like it.
How delicately romantic yet forward is this room? I am really appreciating it. It's got the Ghost chair, with the pale cow hide rug, and the ikat inspired pillow, with that organic formed side table. Then add lots of soft white, some ruffle, flow-y curtains and a wreath (okay... not sure if I am loving the wreath) and it all comes together. I am inspired by this mixture.
This dress is such a fun little number. I absolutely love one-shoulder strap dresses. This is by French Connection, and can be found at www.bloomingdales.com. Please do purchase this dress - as 3% of the proceeds go towards funding of Breast Cancer research. Not only will you look hot in this, but you will be doing a really good deed in the process. Love a good double whammy!
