cuddle up

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if you haven't figured it out by now

i have a thing for velvet couches, particularly ones in bright colors.

this one, with that great green wall, hand made rectangular pillow and dainty little feet - too good!
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antlers

totally digging this giant paper mache deer/cow head
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yum

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a long ago favorite

i forgot to post this when it was fresh. this house is one of my all time favorites for a few reasons:

1. a copper ceiling
2. a hole with a pole
3. a lot of books, in no particular order
and
4. feathers

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love notes

i've had a long love affair with a chalkboard wall. i love the frame for especially important messages (my honey usually misses the ones i leave him).

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i must admit

i am tempted to run away with a caravan.

lady bonin's tea

dj verde

by jipsi boho living

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another one

kind of obsessed with old leather chairs, if you haven't noticed.
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warm woods and white walls

this is some for serious drama

love those off-kilter cabinets!
same house, by the by.

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leather

great reuse project. could make a fab bench... maybe for the dinning room...
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lemon crush

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oh anthro

went to anthropologie last weekend and fell in love with these little guys at $228 a pop:

i thought all hope was lost because, despite the being called kilim, they are make of woven recycled sari silk which sells for $16/160 yards of yarn and that is maybe enough yarn to knit half a side of one of these stools, which makes $228 sound like a bargain.
i was considering buying a kilim rug on ebay and chopping it up, but then i found a source for actual woven fabric at $12/yard and three yards would make two stools with fabric to spare. plus wood to make frames and foam padding, two would be well under $100.

i already have the spot picked out in my living room.

while i was drooling over them online (and checking dimensions (20"h x 18"d x 18"w, in case you were wondering) so i could get my knock offs just right) i found this guy:

who would also be relatively easy to make a knock off of for far less than the $998 price tag. if i found the reclaimed lumber (rather than buying it) it would just be labor - and paint if one so chooses.

hook & stick

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dude!

this awesomeness is virtually in our back yard (as in two hours away in indianapolis)
modhomeec

here

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mo' sticky

honestly, this room doesn't do too much for me - especially that apron skirt on the chair in the center of the picture. but that chandelier - stick/string goodness.

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like a painting

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bah!

this room has the perfect (for me) combination of industrial, global, warm wood...
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profile portraits

i've been obsessed with profile portraits lately.
more work by this artist
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