I am loving these hand-dyed ombre homegoods from jureambox. Such great colors!
I’m loving this new pillow source… Great prices too!
Sometimes I feel like I need to check in with my iPhone to see if things in my life really happened. That is the case last weekend- I arrived home from NYC at midnight on Thursday and scurried for the next 36 hours to pull together E’s birthday party as well as a porch photoshoot. Despite an amazing level of stress, fast food, acne and lack of showers- we got it done. I can’t wait to show you all the pictures! Here’s what I do have (from my iPhone.)
I have been working with an amazing family in Bethesda on the redesign of their home. I love this project so much, I am actually quite jealous when I walk in to see updates because it is so beautiful. I am beyond excited that we are installing this wallpaper in their powder room. I am so in love with Anna Spiro’s wallcoverings… Let’s take a look, shall we?
Images via Porter’s Paints and Amber Interiors
Have you seen Serena and Lily’s fall catalog? It’s hard to beleive that they started as a children’s line… ’cause they’re all grown up. I love their shop by color option.
Not to mention their new wallpaper collection.
And their kid’s line just keeps getting better and better. Here are my two faves.
I adore these tassel panels.
(btw… check out how they inexpensively framed fabric with needlepoint hoops- genius!)
And these color framed shams work for kids of all ages! Lurve.
I have had a lot of readers ask me about our kitchen countertops over the past year. They are Carrara Marble slabs from Dominion Granite. I love having marble in our kitchen, but I also don’t mind the patina that builds on marble countertops. I like to think of them as my kitchen memoirs. Many people stay away from marble because of 1.) the patina and 2.) the cost.
Now, take a look at these countertops. What do they all have in common?
Well, if the title of this post was any indication- YES! They are all laminate. Calcutta 180 x Formica to be exact. Don’t they look incredible? At $16/ sq. ft. they are a great alternative to marble. Formica sure has come a long way!