My house is a constant work in progress, and I wouldn’t have it any other way. Check back often for updates.
Living Room:
I am elated to have finally purchased our first couch. You can see the hand-me-down couch we started with here. I can’t get over the detail on the brass coffee table I found for $30.
I scoured the internet for the vintage brass letter holder below after seeing one in Bouchon Bistro on our trip to Las Vegas. The ice bucket is a souvenir from our trip to Prague.
Sources: Couch | Rug (9×12 no longer available) | White Console: Custom | Bar Cart | Black Console (not pictured) | Coffee Table: Vintage | Faux Taxidermies| Hooded Chairs | Curtains: Ikea | Black Pillows: Z Gallerie Black Whisper Pillows | Sofa Pillows: DKNY from NM Last Call, H&M Home, and Ross | White Vase: Dedalo, Lima, Peru| Wool Throw: Anthropologie | Sequin Throw | Serge Mouille Style Floor Lamp | Custom Silhouettes: Disney World | Wall Paper: Catherine Martin for MOKUM | Candlesticks:
Entry:
After searching high and low for a black glass chandelier, I had one custom made from a seller on Etsy. Little did I know until it arrived from Italy that I would have to wire it and assemble it myself… Worth it.
Next up, a Roman shade to replace the blinds.
Sources: Rug: Home Goods | Plates: Mikasa Reggae pattern | Custom Chandelier | Umbrella Stand | Umbrellas
Dining Room:
Our dining set was passed down from Anthony’s parents. See the 90’s glory that used to cover our chairs here, before my mom and I recovered them.
The Martha Stewart book is signed and was a present from my sister for my bridal shower. I purchased the Mast Brothers Cookbook at South by Southwest 2014, when they were doing a book signing at a local Austin restaurant.
The alphabet chest is one of my favorite pieces in the house. I thought I might tire of the green stripes I painted in our archway, but I still love them!
A few of the plates are antique stores and thrift stores, a couple are from Anthropologie, a couple more from Gracious Home, and the translucent green glass one is from my friend Caitlin’s wedding. I intend to continue to add to the montage.
Sources: Dining Table and Chairs: Vintage | Mint Green Curio | Alphabet Chest: World Market | Malachite Box | Green Velvet Pillows: World Market | Plates: Vintage and Anthropologie | Jonathan Adler Mr. & Mrs. Muse Salt and Pepper Shakers | Mirror, DIY gilding | Zebra Print Cowhide Rug | Jadeite Mugs: Vintage | Ceiling Medallion | Beaded Tassel: Zara Home | Glasses | Serving Bowl | Chandelier: gifted to me, painted
Guest Bedroom:
Curtain Rod | Curtains | City Guides | Sunburst Mirror | Nightstands | Lamps | Bench (not pictured)
Hallway:
Sources: Safavieh Soho Leopard Rug | Sconces: Anthropologie | Chandelier: Vintage
Half Bath:
Sources: Frames | Ellie Cashman Wallpaper “Prints” | Brass Toilet Paper Holder | Black Toilet Paper | Brass Light Fixture | Ship Plate | Camel Figurine | My favorite candle | Towel Hook: Anthropologie
Master Bathroom:
Sources: Mirrors | Copper Hardware | Runner: Target | Copper Toilet Paper Holder
Master Bedroom:
The master bedroom is slowly coming together, but I am still hunting of new nightstands, possibly a chair for the corner, and art for above the bed.
Sources: Headboard| Safavieh Rug | Nightstands: Ikea, painted | Copper/Rose Gold Frames: Aaron Brothers| Overstock Curtains| Copper Curtain Rod: JC Penney
Patio:
Anthony had the patio furniture when we got married, but it was sun-faded and weather-worn. After sanding, staining, and a coat of polyurethane, it looks new! See the restoration process here.
Sources: Furniture: World Market | Rug: West Elm | Pillows: Pottery Barn, Target, and Lowes | Fire Column: Restoration Hardware
Kitchen:
Other than paint the cabinets, swap out the hardware and hang crown moulding, the kitchen hasn’t been updated or decorated. I’ve got big plans for the the future though. New countertops, backsplash, and lighting may come in the next year or two, and new appliances sometime after that. New flooring is on the dream list.
Laundry Room:
The laundry room was the first to get painted. It, like every other room, started beige. The cabinet was moved from the guest bathroom and extra crown moulding from the kitchen filled the gap.
Upstairs Landing:
Guest Bathroom:
Sources: Shower Curtain: Anthropologie | Shower Curtain Rings: KMart | Hand Towels: Home Goods | Mirror: Found and DIYed | vintage Milk Glass Fire King Relish Tray : Estate Sale| Marble Prints: DIY | Plates, from top: Linea Carta for Anthropologie, Terrafirma purchased at La Terrine, and Rae Dunn
Thanks for looking around!
Hi! New reader/blogger and I’m definitely looking forward to seeing new posts and updates. Loving your green stripes! What’s a creative idea 🙂
I am loving what I’ve read so far! I found your blog after you recently liked my powder room refresh reveal post… So glad you stopped by or I might never have found you!! I can’t wait to continue reading more of your posts. Your style is great and I see some similarities between yours & mine, so look forward to finding some inspiration from you 🙂 ~ Rachael
Rachael, Thank you for your sweet words. I can’t wait to see more of your projects either!
Absolutely gorgeous!!! I just love the laundry room and the couch choice. Great job 🙂
I wish you had a tv show. Such creative ideas and your personality shines through. I like the way that you’re. not following any rules and just going with bold, dynamic gutsy choices. That black bathroom! Would never have been brave enough to paint such a small room with no mirrors black! Gorgeous.
Patsy, thank you for your encouraging words and for taking time to comment. You took a moment to be personal, and that means so much to me. Thanks reading and engaging. .
I can’t say how much I love your home! When I grow up I want you to help me with mine. I especially love the small details and unique pieces you use! One of a kind!