Of course the best way to achieve this look is by putting on your thrifting pants and hitting an excellent patch of luck, but if you're not into scouring your local flea markets, here are some purchase-able ways to get your own retro blend.
I'm kind of obsessed with sunroom decor lately - my favorite room in our new house is a kinda-sunroom just off of the kitchen with big windows that overlook the backyard...
How to maximize storage opportunities while still keeping a bedroom inviting.
Ideas for how to warm up a cool space and make it feel more homey.
Easy updates for rental apartments.
Presenting: almost to-the-letter-exactly what I want to do with my kitchen, assuming inspections continue along their merry way.
Oof, do I ever love floor poufs. Of course those oversized Missoni ones are The Dream, but there are lots of affordable options out there.
You know those people who have houses that look like Christmas exploded inside from Thanksgiving through New Year's, what with the wreath-wrapped bannisters, holiday-themed place settings, and a tree or wreath around every corner? Very lovely; totally not me.
The moment we found out we were expecting, I immediately started making plans to transform this headache-inducing space into the nursery of my dreams.
If you mentally remove the furnishings, this looks like everyone in the world's first apartment...or at least it certainly looks like mine (white walls, beige carpet, generally personality-free), so it gives me the warm and fuzzies.
