Blue Table

Seen on Centsational Girl

Mixing Pillows

I have shown this room before but they updated the pillows and I love the mixed look.  Have been beating the pavement to try to find some I would like for our house but haven't had luck yet seeing what is in my mind!

Seen on 6th Street Design School.

Yellow and Red

Seen on Paiges of Style

Maps

They are everywhere but I still love maps.  Seen on Small Place Style.

Oar Headboard

Seen on First Home

Light Jars

Etsy light from Boots n Gus

Table Runner

Seen on Hostess with the Mostess

DIY Tablecloth

• Measure your table and choose some nice heavy weight cotton fabric. Buy enough for a generous overhang all around.
• Using an iron, press a seam along each edge. Then press another seam by folding the first one over [creating a neat double hem].
• Sew all around your tablecloth in a simple straight stitch, making sure all corners are sewn as in picture #10.
• Now I add my sew on label. You can get your own made up if you want to!
• Finally press the cloth again with the iron & fold neatly for storage.....or use straight away!

Seen on Beach Vintage

High Ceiling Problem Solved

In new builds now you often see the two story great room.  They are not my favorite of rooms for nothing fills them.  This room was done perfectly!

seen on Jones Design Co.

Mixing Patterns

From Country Living

Pop of Yellow

From Blueprint Bliss

Modern Tables

Seen on Design Sponge

Artist at Any Age

Seen on First Home

Great Grey

A great light grey paint!  Seen on Life in the Fun Lane.

Upholstery Charts

If you're using a patterned fabric the yardage will go up a lot, depending on the size of the pattern's repeat. And of course these charts are just rough estimates.
From Little Green Notebook

Tutu Desk

Seen on Absolutely Beautiful Things.

Lemon Floor

Seen on Design Sponge.

Mixing Pattern

Seen on Design Sponge

Striped Nursery

Seen on Spearmint Baby

Baby's Sweater

Seen on MomTog Diaries