Up until recently, I had no faux or artificial plants in my apartment. I wanted to try and stay loyal to only live plants for decor. But, I have a master bathroom that receives zero light and I really wanted to bring some foliage decor into this area.
Is it Spring yet? I know it’s the middle of February, some of you may still be digging out of snow! But, bringing a little bit of my Spring Collection 2018 into your home will brighten your home decor and give you that sense of Spring.
I have to confess that I’ve had my Christmas decor up since the first week of November! I know that’s early, but I want to enjoy them longer than 3 or 4 weeks. I love combining my vintage collections with new and old Christmas decor.
I love the Thanksgiving holiday! It’s not only the food and family gatherings, but for me it’s also the time you can decorate just about every room in your house with holiday decor. So, to help get you started, I’m giving you a free Thanksgiving printable for you to download and enjoy in your home.
I’m so excited to be sharing with you today a fall decor home (apartment) tour. This year I went with a Farmhouse style theme with neutral colors. These pieces are a combination of hauls from Hobby Lobby, Ross, Target and Goodwill, but they came together beautifully.
It’s (almost) Fall Y’all! And it’s not too early to start decorating with some Autumn inspired art. To help get you started, I’m giving you this free Autumn printable that you can easily print and place in a frame.
Where has the Summer gone?! In just a few days it will be September and time to start breaking out the Autumn decorations. The stores are definitely prepared for it already, So I put together a watercolor collection of printables and mugs to get you started.
Air Plants or Tillandsias are the newest trend in modern home decor for plants. I was so intrigued by them and knew I had to have some. But, how do I incorporate such a modern plant into my vintage home decor? Here’s how I did it…
Succulents are so popular right now and you know how much I love them. But, if you don’t necessarily have a green thumb to grow them, why not get some Succulent art prints? They bring the beauty of nature into your home and will always be healthy.
We’re settling into our new home and I recently created a dining room gallery wall with vintage thrift store finds. I had a very similar display in our previous home, but here I wanted to add more items. This past weekend’s Goodwill visit resulted in a couple of new items.
