Showing posts with label Shabby Chic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Shabby Chic. Show all posts

12 July 2011

Gallery Walls.

If you're like me and love to collect, make, and stash random pieces of art and mirrors this is a great solution for displaying your treasures. Grouping your art to create a gallery wall really makes your collection that much more impressive and fun to look at. Depending on your personal style you can make your gallery wall as eclectic or as sleek as you prefer. 











A lot of people love to collect plates, but rarely think to display them in the living room I'm sure. It works though! 






You could even use your favorite books to create a unique gallery wall for your space! 










03 March 2011

Bathrooms that make my heart go pitter patter.

You probably didn't know that a bathroom could make someone's heart go pitter patter did you? Maybe it's just me.  


Rustic at its best. From the painted plank flooring and walls to the gorgeous claw foot tub, this bathroom scores an a+ in style.


If this were my home I would live in the tub.
 

 Electic, rustic, bohemian, turquoise, shabby chic. All of my favorite descriptors in one bathroom.


I love this unusual pedestal sink. It's so ornate and lovely. The plank walls, circular windows, and rustic light fixtures add such character to this space. 

The French do it best when it comes to interior design in my opinion. They truly have a knack for elegance. 

All photos taken from House of Turquoise. 

20 February 2011

Shabby, but oh so chic!

  
I would take this office in a heartbeat! I love it's simplicity. The old boards that have been turned into a workable desk, the worn shutters letting in gorgeous daylight, and the aged shelving system all create such a comfy, cozy atmosphere.
If my workspace were this chic, let's just say I'd be a workaholic.

Exposed brick, crystal chandelier, plush linens? Yes, please. 
 

The mirror propped against the wall gives such a laid back feeling to this entryway. Various candlesticks are the perfect accessory for this non-fussy tablescape. This shows that sometimes the simplest things are the prettiest.