1. I love the frames – it somehow brings me to small spaces but with wide space 2. I love the printed pillows. Not a big fan of poster beds though 2. I love how cohesive the room is even with three different types of chairs, proving again that it doesn’t have to be a set to look good.
I want these for my own space!
Pictures sourced from here.
I found the picture above here and immediately thought shabby chic. It would be a great idea for a girl’s pad, and I actually thought about my sister who is eclectic. She would love the vintage pieces. I’m sure she wouldn’t be as excited about the pink couch as she is very anti-pink! But she would love the purple walls.
If I had rooms as lovely and as orderly as these I would have needed less wrinkle lotion on my face.
1) I love the color and the shelves/storage system. The green paint is soothing and the little tea service is perfect for my girl. The bay windows and couch is something I love in my own room.
2)I love the blues and browns – the design of the room itself is appealing. Id love this to be our master’s bedroom.
3) This would be perfect for my little boy. He loves to read!
4) Perfect for my little girl!
The bedsheets I ordered from Overstock.com during last year’s Black Friday Sale have arrived and sleeping has just become more luxurious. Add to that new RL pillows with anti-mite protective sheets and I cannot resist sleeping more than usual lately.
Here are the sheets I bought:
Camden Collection 350 Thread Count Egyptian Cotton Sheet Sets
(I got the chocolate sheets)
I am trying to stick with our colors – blue, green with brown in our room. It helps to coordinate colors so I can just mix and match them (cheaper too). I would be willing to apply for a payday loan if I can see duvets with such great prices. I want to invest on one duvet/comforter set so we can use them during the colder months. Finally having a bed makes me excited and willing to spend on sheets lately.
I need to dress up two single beds for the kids in a month. The colors would be primaries – red, yellow and blue. Let us see if I can resist throwing in pink stuff!
I clearly remember the house where I celebrated my 18th birthday. It was massive rest house complete with its own swimming pool and spa room with a hot tub and jacuzzi! It was a really nice place. I fell in love with the place that’s why when I got married, I chose to prepare in that place as well. Now it’s up for sale and I wish I had the amount of money to buy the house; it holds a lot of memories for me.
When we were there, we only got to try the swimming pool as the jacuzzi/hot tub was closed with a hot tub cover and the housekeeper did not know how to open it as it was the house boy who did the maintenance on the outdoors. (It was located down the garden). The cover was not your usual stretched out cover but it looked something like this:
It turns out that spa covers like the picture above makes lifting covers a lot more easier. All you need to do is these:
Of course, these spa cover lifters would be a lot more convenient since it lifts by itself – it has gas springs for effortless movement and high grade powder coated aluminum construction for durability.
I have this urge to decorate my workspace’s walls. I have plenty of stuff to decorate, considering I have a great corner. But I am really thinking it over because I want something that I won’t get bored easily, not too expensive, can easily be changed and would allow me to really focus on work. I was thinking of using the cardboard displays I had made during our wedding but I wanted to include some of the kids too.
Any suggestions?
