New kid on the blog
Rue magazine has made the rounds among the blogger community and after looking through the first issue I have to say it's going to be there to stay for hopefully a long time. It's stylish, competent, informative and fun to look at.
I found lots of interesting stuff to read and lovely homes and rooms to look at.
Check out my selection of favorites...After coming back this year from Europe I still love all the bright walls, the colorful accents,
the somewhat informal, yet elegant feeling in these rooms below.
In Julia Edelman's (Buckingham Interiors) wonderful home I found many pretty and elegant vistas. Here an oversized hook holds an enormous Spanish influenced chandelier, the room benefits from high ceilings and marries whimsical, modern and traditional furniture.
I love this living room, light filled with great pieces, casual and very nicely selected mid-century furniture, all connected through the unifying color scheme. It belongs to fellow blogger Victoria Smith of sfgirlbybay.
A corner of her bedroom, a simple country room feel, with a modern touch. Love the side table, the bed linens and of course the turquoise accents.
The vignette in this sitting room belongs to one of my favorite designers. Vicente Wolf. A wonderfully informative spread can be found on the pages of the premier issue of RUE magazine.
Hayden-Harnett's Toni Hacker and Ben Harnett's Brooklyn loft! Love it!
Life as art! Mary Douglas Drysdale designed the living quarters for Sam Gilliam, the artist and his wife. I adore the sophisticated artwork and the simplicity of this dining room arrangement. The house is an truly artist's dream. Go, see for yourself!
All pictures via RUE magazine. With thanks to all photographers.
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I found lots of interesting stuff to read and lovely homes and rooms to look at.
Check out my selection of favorites...After coming back this year from Europe I still love all the bright walls, the colorful accents,
the somewhat informal, yet elegant feeling in these rooms below.
In Julia Edelman's (Buckingham Interiors) wonderful home I found many pretty and elegant vistas. Here an oversized hook holds an enormous Spanish influenced chandelier, the room benefits from high ceilings and marries whimsical, modern and traditional furniture.
I love this living room, light filled with great pieces, casual and very nicely selected mid-century furniture, all connected through the unifying color scheme. It belongs to fellow blogger Victoria Smith of sfgirlbybay.
A corner of her bedroom, a simple country room feel, with a modern touch. Love the side table, the bed linens and of course the turquoise accents.
The vignette in this sitting room belongs to one of my favorite designers. Vicente Wolf. A wonderfully informative spread can be found on the pages of the premier issue of RUE magazine.
Hayden-Harnett's Toni Hacker and Ben Harnett's Brooklyn loft! Love it!
Life as art! Mary Douglas Drysdale designed the living quarters for Sam Gilliam, the artist and his wife. I adore the sophisticated artwork and the simplicity of this dining room arrangement. The house is an truly artist's dream. Go, see for yourself!
All pictures via RUE magazine. With thanks to all photographers.
Bargain Hunting Decorators Rejoice: Homegoods is coming to Austin
The Austin store will open Oct. 24 at 8 a.m. in Sunset Valley. I have never been to a Homegoods myself, but do plan on seeing what it's all about. Stay tuned...
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Today I love
Vintage inspired pieces!
All found here.
Vintage postcard bedding from here.
Pictures via TracyPorter and Anthropologie.
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All found here.
Vintage postcard bedding from here.
Pictures via TracyPorter and Anthropologie.
This Weekend is the Austin AIA Home Tour
When: Noon to 6 p.m. Saturday and Oct. 3
Where:Twelve homes throughout the Austin area; this is a self-guided tour
How it works: For the cost of admission, guests receive a wristband and a brochure. The wristband allows you into each of the featured homes.
Cost: $25 in advance; $30 at homes on the day of the tour. Wristbands can be purchased online or in person at the AIA Austin office, Zinger Hardware and Five Elements Furniture.
www.aiaaustin.org
The First Cool Front in Austin is here...
...and I'm dreaming of an outdoor fireplace. Which one do you love?
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