How fun are these table sketches by Edward Kinsella III? I love how each one tells its own little story. Makes me want to grab a friend, a cup of coffee, and my sketchbook!
Also, today you can find me over on DC Scout sharing some of my favorite Valentine’s Day DIYs. Check it out!
April’s Art to Inspiration just happens to fall on my birthday! So with this lovely pink and green painting, I started planning a girly, garden party. Just the way I’d love to celebrate!
2 year, 264 days and this morning by Pakayla Rae Biehn
{Image thanks to: Martha Stewart Weddings, Rebecca Wood Photography, Marisa Holmes, the Cinderella Project, We Heart Photography, Simply Seductive, Mandy Lynne, Monique Lhuillier, Inspired Design}
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I wanted to share some scenes from our lovely Thanksgiving table. Most everyone asked me what I was baking, but unlike last year, I kept the sugar in the pantry and instead helped with other tasks. (My aunt brought all of the amazing desserts including a fantastic blueberry pie!)
I set and decorated our tables in purple and gold, with a fruit-filled cornucopia centerpiece and shimmering candles. My mom made beautiful “I am thankful” tags, which each person filled out and hung on the chandelier. For a veggie platter, I took a tip from Martha and wrapped glass bowls in cabbage leaves and made dip bowls from radicchio heads. I loved how this spread turned out! We all noshed on veggies while watching my older brother deep fry a turkey. This was the first year we’ve done this and it was a huge hit. We didn’t burn down the house and we had a lot of fun with it too. After the turkey was done, we deep fried some cranberry sauce…yes, cranberry sauce…and those little “pies” were just incredible.
I had a really nice Thanksgiving with family and friends and I hope you did too. So take a peak…
A simple formula: beautiful bed + eclectically designed bedside table. Voila. A perfect bedside scene.
I’ll be honest, my bedside table doesn’t really follow this rule at the moment. But I’m working on it. What do you keep next to your bed?
{Image thanks to: my pinterest}
A mirrored piece of furniture is light, fun and feminine. Keeping my eye out for a desk, side table or other piece like one of these. Classic and shine!
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{Image thanks to: Dress, Design, Decor, Apartment Therapy, Habitually Chic, House and Home, Society Social}
