As big fans of Garden & Gun, it’s not surprising that we were immediately drawn to Haskell Harris’s [Associate Editor for G&G and previously with Coastal Living] blog for G&G, Belle Decor. We first discovered March’s product pick from a Belle Decor post and are recently enjoying her post on chalkboard paint [love the finish it has!]. Mark as a favorite for unique finds and design inspiration…you’ll be glad you did!
What an unexpected use of rustic appeal in this Parlor Tray from Vagabond House. This octagon shaped pewter tray has naturally shed stag horn handles and pewter claw feet. How handsome. Click for details.
This vintage wooden dough bowl makes for an interesting piece in a powder room or above an entryway chest.
How we’d use it? Perched atop a grasscloth covered wall.
Dimensions: 3″ D x 16″ Dia.
$70 + shipping
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Our yearning for spring inspired this week’s studio pick. Enjoy these blooms year round.
A dainty serving tray or coffee table accent. Add lit votives for subdued ambiance.
Iron Rose Round Mirror
Dimensions: 3.5″ H x 22.5″ Dia.
$130 + shipping
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Thanks for the mention from CHARLIE, Charleston’s go-to online source for progressive culture and happenings. In the Winter Warm Up article they suggest surviving the winter with a Pine Cone Hill throw available at PSI, and we couldn’t agree more. We loved all of the local suggestions…you’ll definitely want to read them all.
Pine Cone Hill Chunky Knit Throw shown in Turquoise. Currently available in pink and turquoise.
$128 each/one size
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Brighten up your bathroom floor with this vintage hooked peacock rug. These bold colors would be a perfect match to a black and white tiled floor. What a great way to add pizazz to your bathroom!
55.5″W x 34″H
$125 + shipping
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With warmer weather upon us and spring [thankfully] around the corner, we’re stepping outside the house and into the backyard. What better way to celebrate and test your creative side than to try your hand at these faux-bois planters or leaf embossed tables? The options to showcase your style here are endless…so cheers to ingenuity with these DIY garden projects.
With a simple mold you can custom create your own planter with a stone-like finish. [We love this faux-bois pattern...it reminds us of the Stark wallpaper from our Wood Wallcoverings post.]
Any leaf can be used in the embossed table top, so customize to suit your fancy. [Our suggestion: a classic fern frond is sure to impress.]
See the full article here with instructions and even more ideas from Martha Stewart’s Living.
If you try these at home, do share! We’d love to see pics. Post them to our facebook page or shoot us an email at info@parkersimsinteriors.com.
[photo credits: martha stewart online]
We were excited to find a textile designer we admire, Lulu Dekwiatkowski, has started a new blog. She posts frequently on inspiration, behind the scenes looks, sneak previews, her design process, latest fabric introductions and favorites to her Trail of Inspiration.
She actually hand paints everything!
Inside the Lulu DK design process…which is always so interesting to see.
Be sure to check out the Lulu DK website as well.
This week we couldn’t resist this vintage watercolor print, featuring an oriental San Francisco flower shop. Added to an eclectic art series, this colorful piece will bring a vibrant touch to any room.
15.5”Wx13”H
$40
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We found this article online and had to share it with you. This gorgeous, open workspace blends comfort and function and from the ever-growing success of Spanx, increased productivitiy as well. Who couldn’t work here?
Clearly, the ladies at Spanx know how to make a girl happy in more ways than one. Below are a couple of our favorites shots of the workspace, but you’ll definitely want to see them all.
Love the LIFE wallcovering!
