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Let There Be Light | Week 5: One Room Challenge

October 31, 2019

Whew! Week 5 of the One Room Challenge has been a doozy.

One thing I’ve learned during this One Room Challenge process is to expect the unexpected. As I’ve followed many of the designers and bloggers doing the ORC, I’ve noticed the majority have had issues crop up as they’ve decorated their space. Some issues have been small and other bigs but there have been issues none the less. Unfortunately I can count myself amongst those facing issues.

We had a few design hiccups leading up to Week 5 but nothing that’s impacted the design plan or risked completing the room. This week we hit our biggest snag of the challenge and I questioned whether we’d be able to get the room finished. One snag was so big that we had to call in the professionals.

Here’s are the issues we ran into...

1. Last Saturday, Mr. Confetti and I were kicking butt with the wallpaper installation until I realized we didn’t have enough paper (insert sad face). How could that be? I measured and re-measured and thought for sure I had ordered enough paper. Obviously not! I didn’t anticipate how much paper was going to be wasted matching the pattern around the windows.

Once I realized I needed to order more wallpaper, panic set in AGAIN. The wallpaper I’m installing is from Spoonflower and they custom print all of their orders which take 5 days. That 5-day processing time meant I wouldn’t receive the paper until sometime during Week 6…Reveal Week!

So what’s a designer to do? I reached out to the company and pleaded my case and asked if they could expedited production and shipping. I told them that I was participating in the ORC (name dropping) and how great the paper was looking in my space. Without hesitation, Spoonflower agreed to rush the order and the wallpaper shipped yesterday. I should receive it Thursday so Mr. Confetti and I can finish wallpapering on Saturday. Yay for great customer service!

As a reminder here are the two wallpaper patterns I was considering. You’ll get to see my pick next week.

2. The second issue we ran into had to do with the chandelier. Last week I shared this photo of the light and ceiling medallion Mr. Confetti installed. Everything was working fine until Monday when I flipped the wall switch and saw sparks flew form the electrical box in the ceiling. That’s not a good sign!

We immediately turned the power off to the room and tried to diagnose the problem with no luck. We couldn’t get the light to come back on and were pretty sure we have blown the wires in the ceiling.

So what’s a designer to do? I called the electrician and scheduled an appointment for the Tuesday morning. The electrician came out and was able to quickly diagnose and solve the problem so we have light again in the room. Since we had to take the chandelier down to get the wires repaired, I took the opportunity to change out the ceiling medallion to a larger one and I like it so much better.

Here’s a sneak peek for the new medallion and chandelier all lit up…

Design tip: A ceiling medallion should be smaller OR larger than the diameter of your light fixture. The difference in size will create a visual pyramid and provide a more balanced look.

So now that our wallpaper and light issues are resolved, I can now move on to some fun stuff like accessorizing.

I’ve picked up a few accessories while I’ve been out and about and have also shopped my vintage stash. My goal is to decorate the room with a mix of vintage, new and modern elements. Mixing design styles is such a great way to personalize your decor and make it unique and distinctive. Here’s an inspiration board I created to give you a general idea of some of the elements and styles I’ll be adding to our bedroom.

With just a few more days left in the challenge, I have lots of little things to check off the to-do list. I’m aiming to have the room finished and styled by Sunday so I can take photos and write the reveal post early next week. My final to-do list is short but intense…

It’s been so much fun participating in the ORC and I’ve already begun dreaming up plan for the April challenge. A big shoutout goes to Linda at Calling It Home, for creating this challenge where professional and novice can showcase their talent and ideas. And kudos to Better Homes & Gardens for being the media partner supporting this great event.

Be sure to stop by next week for the FINAL REVEAL of our master bedroom. It’s going to be gorgeous! Until then, follow me on Insta and Facebook for updates and progress photos.

To see more of the One Room Challenge renovations, follow these hashtags on Instagram…

#BHGORC

#OneRoomChallenge

Design Guide: The Art Of Layering Area Rugs

October 30, 2019

Design Guide: Layering Rugs by ConfettiStyle

Layering rugs is something you see a lot in room designs. Layered rugs add warmth, dimension and texture and can help to define seating areas. A beautiful patterned rug can look amazing when placed atop wall-to-wall carpeting (or a larger area rug).

Here are the rules of thumb to follow when layering rugs along with some PROS and CONS to consider.

Decorating with Rugs

RULES OF THUMB:

Layering works best when a pattern is placed over a solid or subtle patterned rug or a natural fiber rug.
Allow a minimum of 18″ to 24″ of wall-to-wall carpet to be exposed underneath an accent rug. The solid rug will act as a frame for the patterned rug.
In large rooms, multiple rugs can be layered to define different seating areas or furniture groupings.
To avoid bunching and rippling, the bottom rug should have a pile of 1/2″ or less.
In most cases, using a carpet-to-carpet pad will ensure that the layering rug stays in place and doesn’t crawl. RugPadUSA is my favorite source for high-quality pads for all types of flooring.

Layering rugs, like layering clothes, adds texture, color, and dimension. The effect is “calm and warm,” says interior designer Suzanne Rheinstein, owner of Hollyhock, a Los Angeles home store.

Design Guide: Layering Rugs by ConfettiStyle

PROS OF LAYERING:

In large rooms, layered rugs can help to physically and visually warm up the space.
In high traffic areas or main living spaces, layering a rug over light colored wall-to-wall carpeting can be a great way to protect it from spills and stains.
Layered rugs can cushion hard surface floors like concrete or tile.
Rugs are a great way to create a focal point within large open rooms. Positioning rugs at an angle can also be used to direct traffic flow within a room.
Use rugs to add a pop of pattern and color to help bring a room to life.
Layering rugs can save your money. Rather than splurge on a large oriental, use a solid colored sisal or jute as the under layer and add a smaller version of the patterned rug on top. You’ll still get the benefit of the design without the added cost.
Layering a patterned rug over carpeingt is a great design solution for someone renting a home or apartment with less than perfect wall-to-wall carpet.

“I like the warm, deep-comfort look of smaller rugs laid right on top of wall-to-wall carpet. The smaller rug could be a bigger-scale pattern…or a needlepoint, or a beautiful Oriental,” said Billy Baldwin (1903-1984), in Billy Baldwin Decorates (1972).

Bedroom Decor

CONS OF LAYERING:

Layering over higher pile carpet can cause the top rug to buckle and create a trip hazard. If you want to decorate with a plush rug like a shag, use it as the top layering rug.
Layering multiple patterns together can create that “I ran out of rug” look if not done correctly! The trick…use different patterns in a similar scale and lay rugs at different angles.

Design Guide: Layering Rugs by ConfettiStyle

When done right, layered rugs can look great. In the right situation, decorating with multiple rugs is a good way to add style and personality to your decor. What do you think of this design trend?

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Shopping CB2 | Budget-Friendly Modern Decor

March 7, 2019

I received the new CB2 catalog in the mail a few days ago and boy or boy are there some amazing new pieces in it.

CB2 is one of my favorite stores to shop for stylish and affordable home decor. Until a few years ago, we had a CB2 store here in Atlanta but sadly it closed. Now I have to do all my shopping via their catalog.

If you’re not familiar with CB2, it’s the sister brand to Crate and Barrel. The design aesthetic of the two brands is similar but CB2 has more of a modern edge and prices tend to be lower than Crate and Barrel.

Some of my favorite product categories at CB2 include lighting, pillows and their selection of knobs and drawer pulls. I used their brushed hexagon knobs in my kitchen and love them.

As I flipped through the newest catalog, there were so many pieces that caught my eye so I thought I’d share 10 of my favorites with you today.

♦ Tarte Tiered Chandelier–it’s hard to find oversizied, modern chandeliers that make a bold statement. The tiered shape and the brass finish make this a real standout. I can envision this hanging over a dining table or in an open foyer.

♦ Tatum Black and White Basket–Anything black and white is my favorite so it shouldn’t be a surprise that I love this basket. The size and shape make it perfect for holding blankets in a family room or guest bedroom.

♦ Grid Hand-loomed Rug–You really need to click the link and see this rug in person. The weave detail is really beautiful and makes this rug really unique. This would look so pretty as a foyer rug or in a living room with lots of neutral decor.

♦ Frond Jute and Velvet Pillow–I’ve been on the hunt for unique accent pillows and love this one. The design combines jute and velvet which gives this pillow so much texture. Two of these pillows on a grey or black sofa would look stunning. t also comes in a natural and navy combination.

♦ Artemis Frosted Chandelier-This chandelier took my breath away. It’s so unique and would really make a statement over a dining table.

♦ Halo Globe Table Lamp–If you’re looking for a unique accent lamp on a hall table or nightstand, this is it. Just image the beautiful light reflection that the diamond-cut glass will create.

♦ White Marble Handles–Just think how great these would look against white, grey or black kitchen cabinets. The handles come in four sizes and are also available in a black marble.

♦ Aluminum Barware–I am absolutely in love with these drinking glasses and am having a hard time picking my favorite color. Just think about how great these would be for outdoor entertaining this summer. Available in two shapes and 4 colors. I’m definitely ordering a set of these for myself.

♦ Brass and Acrylic Towel Bar–Acrylic and brass are always a winning combination. These towel bars would instantly update a bathroom or could be used in closet or bedroom hold jewelry and scarves.

♦ Glass Beverage Dispenser–I love the vintage feel of this gorgeous glass beverage dispenser. It feels like it was plucked right out of a European home. Another reason to love it–the removable top can be flipped over and used as a pedestal bowl. This piece is a steal at under $70.

There’s even more amazing pieces in their newest catalog. If you didn’t get a copy in the mail, you can flip through all the pages here.

On The Bookshelf: New Design & Entertaining Books

February 13, 2019

One of my favorite things to do while at the Atlanta Market is shop for design and entertaining books. I could spend hours in the showroom flipping through newly released or soon-to-be released titles. I go in to the showroom thinking I’ll order one or two new books and always end up ordering a few more:) Here are some of the new books I’m adding to my bookshelf and a few others I think you’ll love.

Happy reading friends!

Your Home, Your Style (release date March 2018)-This is the first book from the style director of the popular decor site Joss & Main. Along with beautiful room images, the book provides insights into helping you understanding your style strengths and your design weaknesses. The goal is to guide you in creating a beautiful home environment that works for you and your family.

The Patterned Interior (release date Sept, 2018)–A compilation of spaces designed by interior designer Greg Natale over the course of his career. Considered a master of pattern mixing, you’ll learn the importance of incorporating patterns into your decor to create both stylish and personalized spaces.

If you love decorating with vintage, antique and thrifted pieces, you’ll love Vintage Living. With over 40 years of thrifting and collecting, the author shares a collection of historic homes decorated with an array of treasures. The book is a full-service guide for treasure hunting and how to effortlessly incorporate your finds into your decor.

Personal Space (released in Oct of last year) is a collection of West Coast homes decorated by award-winning designer Trip Haenisch. Known for his creativity and creating luxurious yet livable spaces, the homes featured include those of many well-known celebrities.

Don’t be afraid to experiment–not everything has to match. A home that is 100% perfect rarely has charm! ~ Rebecca De Ravenel

In Love Affair With Houses (release day April 16th), designer Bunny William shares the design of 15 homes she has decorated and loved. Each home profile highlights the style of the space and what drew Bunny to the project. You’ll also learn her personal secrets for decorating and creating different design schemes.

The book I’m most excited about is Four Seasons Of Entertaining by Shayla Copas (release date April 28th). I’ve been following Shayla on IG for a while and love her style. The book shares party and entertaining inspiration for a variety of celebrations through 250 beautifully styled photos. This book is a must if you love to entertain.

Your Home Should Tell The Story Of Who You Are and Be A Collection Of What You Love! ~Nate Berkus

Kit Kemp Design Tread (release date March 5th)–This is a fabulous book boasting the creative and personality packed spaces that Kit is known for. Alongside stunning room images and detailed close-ups is the inspiration behind Kit’s work. She also shares tips for creating her unique design style in your own home.

We all have stuff and in The Stuff Of Life (release date Feb. 12th) you’ll learn tips and tricks for creatively displaying the possessions you own. According to the author Hilary Robertson, “some people are magpies—they love stuff; finding, collecting, and displaying it—while their opposite, the minimalistic, are on a mission to contain or tame it. The ideas in this book will appeal to magpies, minimalist, and everyone in between”.

Dream Homes (release date, April 9th)–published by one of the country’s leading design magazines, House Beautiful, this book takes you on a tour of beautiful home across the US. Gorgeous photographs—including never-before-seen images—pair with advice from designers around the world on how to create your own dream home.

I’ve been anxiously awaiting the release of Erin’s second book, Elements Of Family Style (release date April 2nd). Coming off the success of her first book, Elements Of Style, Erin takes a more personal approach with this book. The fully illustrated book is packed with advice, inspiration, and lessons learned about designing a home that reflects your personality and style.

So tell me, which of these fabulous books are you most excited about adding to your bookshelf?

For tips on styling you bookshelves, check out FIVE Ways To Style Your Bookcase.

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Weekend Wrap-Up | Fall Favorites & What I Bought

October 6, 2018

Happy Saturday! I woke up this morning, stepped outside and got a whiff of fall. It was cool outside and I noticed that the leaves are slowly starting to change on the trees. Unfortunately the cool temps won’t last because its supposed to be in the 90’s today. With temps like that I’m planning to stay close to home this weekend, get through my magazine stack and do a little work. Wherever you are, I hope your weekend is great.

Here are a few of my favorite things from the week:

Decor & Decorating…

If you love traditional decor, you’ll love looking through this design portfolio.

I’m excited for the release of Erin’s new book, Elements of Family Style. You can pre-order your copy here.

I just finalized my holiday decor theme for this year and will be sharing it with you soon. If you’re starting to think about decorating for Christmas, check out the new holiday collection from Ballard Design’s. So many cute things.

This animal print pillow is too good to pass up.

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Weekend Shopping…

This metal bucket bag from Zara is so cute.

I love finding good home decor deal on Amazon. This blue & white throw blanket is awesome and a great price.

The Loft has some really cute fall fashions and your entire purchase is 40% off right now with code FALLFEST. I just bought this tie cuff sweater and this cute poncho sweater.

So many bloggers have been raving about these tortoise hoop earrings. Their $19.50 with an extra 40% off using code BIGSALE.

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Entertaining & Food Inspiration…

Rough Luxe Lifestyle is sharing 10 fabulous fall tablescapes. The one above is my favorite.

I’ve got this easy apple crisp recipe on my to-do list this weekend.

This Cranberry Moscow Mule looks so refreshing.

I buy all my solid color dinner napkins from World Market. I used them in this spring tablescape and this summer tablescape. They come in every color under the rainbow and the set of 6 is such a great price–$9.99. Use code FAMFRIENDS30 for an additional 30% off thru 10/8.

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Cheers!

10 Design Ideas From The Pinewood Forest Idea Home

October 4, 2018

I wasn’t able to attend the preview party for the Pinewood Forest Idea Home a couple of weeks ago but I had the opportunity to tour the house last weekend.

The Pinewood Forest Idea Home is located outside of Atlanta in Fayetteville, GA. The eco-friendly community is being designed with energy conservation, sustainable building practices and design creativity as the foundation. Many of Atlanta’s top interior designers were tapped to design different rooms in the house and the spaces were both beautiful and inspiring.

Today I’m going to take you on a tour of the house and share 10 inspirational design ideas that I filed away for future use. I think you’ll love them too!

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THE EXTERIOR

One of the first things I noticed as I walked up to the house were the unique details. The courtyard roof had the most beautiful carved wood beams and the perfect weathered finish.

The fence surrounding the house was crafted from woven branches and twigs. Such a creative twist for an exterior design detail.

THE DINING ROOM

The dining room, designed by Jennifer Balcos of Swoox Curated Consignment had such an eclectic and artistic vibe. The oversized artwork and the black and white grid rug were two of my favorite pieces.

The ceiling mounted curtain rods also caught my attention because they made the room feel so much taller and open. This is a great idea for small rooms or space where window moldings might interfere with the rod placement.

THE LIVING ROOM

As you walked into the living room, designed by Dana Lynch Design, I noticed this large piece of artwork hung from the window frame. And a piece of black and white art displayed on a standing easel. I’m now smitten with the idea of not hanging art on the wall but displaying it in more creative ways.

THE KITCHEN

The kitchen, also designed by Dana Lynch was sleek and minimal. The glass front cabinets added a fun design detail and kept the back wall from feeling heavy and dark.

THE BUTLER’S PANTRY

Right off the kitchen was the butler’s pantry with had so many creative details in it. This art piece was a showstopper and upon closer inspection, I realized it was made up of different color paint card held together by black plastic brads. #brilliant

Another feature of the butler’s pantry that I loved was this custom hanging iron shelf. Such a cool idea!

THE LAUNDRY ROOM

Athens designer, Monica Stewart of Misfit House decorated the laundry room located around the corner from the butler’s pantry. Although the space wasn’t large, the details she added made it a dramatic space. The black walls and black cabinets gave the space lots of depth and I love the simple but stylish curtain hiding the storage shelf.

THE MASTER SUITE

The master suite, designed by Nikie Barfield was a tranquil retreat of soft, neutral colors. I loved the butterfly art that hung over the headboard and the console table turned nightstand. If you have the space, a console table is a great alternative to a traditional nightstand and can serve as a vanity or desk as well. The bench can easily be tucked under the table to save space.

GUEST BEDROOM

Two guest bedrooms and an office were on the second level of the house. This small bedroom room designed by my friends Jennifer Schoenberger and Lindsey Hene of Elle + Vreeland Design House was so captivating. I loved the antique daybed and fabric canopy along with the eclectic mix of furniture and wall decor.

Jennifer and Lindsey’s space include this gallery wall that features a framed television that looks like a mirror when it’s not in use. #detailsmakethedesign

GUEST BEDROOM/BATH

Julie Holloway designed the second bedroom and bath. The bedroom featured a beautiful canopy bed from Restoration Hardware and the bathroom walls were covered in a beautiful floral paper from York.

LOUNGE SPACE/OFFICE

Down the hall from the bedrooms was a multi-room lounge space that could also serve as an office. Jason Mitchell designed this space to feature large art panels of herons and a mix of furniture and accessories.

I loved the quilted pillows and the details on these furniture legs.

OUTDOOR COURTYARD

The courtyard outside the house was a entertainers dream. Instead of traditional outdoor furniture, the centerpiece of the area was a large concrete and reclaimed wood dining set.

I loved these oversized woven light fixtures the hung above the table and the oversize art used to accessorize the space.

TWO-STORY TOWER

Just off the courtyard was a two-story tower designed by Sherry Hart. The space could be a mother-in-laws suite or office/creative space and had the spiral staircase that provided access to the second level.

Sherry also incorporated this cute wet bar into the space. I love the wall sconce and wallpaper accent.

Sherry is a master at designing spaces with a relaxed but stylish vibe. I love her creative use of common items like the basket wall art and wood bench turned display shelf.

The Pinewood Forest Idea Home is definitely worth checking out if you’re in the Atlanta area. The home tour is open throughout this Sunday, Oct. 7th. You can find all the details on the Atlanta Magazine website here.

Classic Color Combination: Black & White

October 1, 2018

When you think about classic colors to decorate with, black and white should be at the top of your list. Black as a stand alone color is dramatic and refined. When paired with white it can take on sleek, modern feel. The two colors together are sophisticated and timeless and the perfect foundation for any room. It doesn’t matter if it’s a bathroom, sunroom or this beautiful living room that I spotted in Real Simple, black and white never fails to disappoint.

For more tips on decorating with black, read my Design Guide: Every Room Needs A Touch Of Black. And shop my favorite black and white decor finds below.

Velvet Flock Pillow // Akiko Black Velvet Chair // Vintage Rose Black Floral Peel-n-Stick Wallpaper // Tatum Black and White Basket

Laicie Floral Token Rug // Black Ginger Jar // Black and White Checkered Pattern Accent Chair

Callaway Table Lamp // Black Chandelier // Lancaster Settee // Lana End Table

Do you love decorating with black and white?

Design Chat: Decorating Her First Home

September 26, 2018

I’m back with another installment of my Design Chat series. This time around I’m helping Krystian who recently purchased her first home and needs some help with space planning and decorating. Here’s the message I received…

Hello Shelly! Good morning! I found an article you’ve written online a couple of years ago. Although it’s older, it is still relevant to me. I recently bought a home, I’m younger and horrible at decorating. I have a brown sectional, yet I’m trying to lighten things up. What accent color can I use to lighten things up other than teal or coral? I feel these would darken things. I can’t afford to change the couch right now, so I have to work with what I have. I’m looking at a lighter colored area rug, but I’m not sure on how to position it. Would you be able to offer help? Would it go under the couch at all, or just in front? I’m really confused, all of the rule of thumbs seem a bit overwhelming! Any help you can offer would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

I asked Krystian to send me a few photos of her home so that I could see what she was working with.

THE LIVING ROOM NOW:

When you enter the house you walk directly into the living room. The space is open with no walls or architectural details to define it. In a space like this, the furniture and rug will that will do that.

There are three large walls within the room which make it possible for several different furniture arrangements.

With only two small windows to provide natural lighting, the colors used in the room need to brighten and enliven the space.

There is one small challenge when it comes to decorating this space. The location of the cable jack and the large wall vent that limits what you can put on that wall.

After looking over the photos and tossing around ideas, I outlined two design plans for Krystian.

This first plan uses the existing sectional and adds in new furniture pieces to finish off the space. To add more storage and display space to the room, I recommended a console table on the wall between the windows and another on the wall to the left inside the front door.

I’m also suggesting a set of bookcases, a new tv cabinet and table lamps to enhance the lighting throughout the room.

DESIGN PLAN #1

The second plan replaces the sectional with a sofa and a pair of accent chairs. It also orients the furniture so that the sofa is on the largest wall in the room. As with plan 1, this plan also includes a console table for storage, a new tv cabinet and side tables.

DESIGN PLAN #2

To address Krystian’s concern about the room being dark, I selected decor and accessories that will brighten the room. Here’s a look at the decor plan I created.

AREA RUG: I choose an area rug with a neutral background ad colorful pattern. Patternwork and color create visual movement and in turn give the impression that a room is larger than is actually is.

When it comes to selecting the right size rug, it’s always best to tape off the size on your floor to determine what will work best. Ideally you want the front legs of furniture pieces to sit on rug. In Krystian’s room, I recommend either a 6′ x 9′ or a 8′ x 10′. A large rug will help define the sitting area and anchor the living room.

PILLOWS: A good rule of thumb when buying accent pillows is to pull colors from the area rug or artwork. Krystian can remove some of the brown and tan pillows on the sofa and replace them with more colorful options.

COFFEE TABLE: A round coffee table is best for this room and will provide a contrast to the square and rectangular furniture pieces. A glass top will make the room feel more open.

CURTAINS: Ivory curtain panels will add soften and another light and bright element to the room. Framing the window with curtains will actually make the windows look larger.

CONSOLE TABLES: I’m recommending console tables in two different finishes and styles. The iron and wood table has an open base which will add to the openness of the room. The sectioned console will be great under the TV to hold electronics and decor. Adding a few baskets to the shelves will bring texture into the room.

ARTWORK: Colorful artwork is one the best ways to add interest and personality to a room. The colors in the floral artwork tie back to the colors in the rug and pillows. And the artwork will create a focal point within the room.

LIGHTING: Krystian’s living room can benefit from additional lighting so I’m recommending a couple of table lamps. Ivory ceramic lamps incorporate another material into the room and ties into the other ivory elements in the space.

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Krystian has a great living room space to work with. Using one of these space plans along with adding color and personality through decor will give Krystian the space she’s dreaming of.

FYI–Knowing that budget is important to Krystian as she decorates her first home, I shopped Wayfair for all of the decor. Wayfair is one of my favorite sources for stylish and budget-friendly furniture and accessories.

Hillsby Saffron Area Rug

Camber Round Coffee Table

Navy Knot Cotton Throw Pillow

Elliott Knit Throw Pillow

Edwards Velvet Lumbar Pillow

Miltiades Table Lamp

Rena Console Table (wood and iron)

Salinas TV Stand (multi-section)

Solid Room Darkening Curtain Panels

French Cottage Bouquet Floral Art

Round Minerva Accent Mirror

***this post is not sponsored by Wayfair. I’m just sharing one of my favorite resources and wanted to show you how you can create a beautiful space using their products.