Thursday Lovin'

My Gold + White Beaded Chandelier got some good lovin' being featured on the Best of the Nest. If you haven't heard yet, it's a wonderful round up of projects each month. For me, this is great because I have less than ample time to browse and find new blogs. With this round up, I can see the highlights of great projects from each month from bloggers like you and me! 

Thanks again to the hosts for this great idea....

Pam @ Simple Details, Kris @ Driven by Decor, Lisa @ Shine Your Light, and Jennifer @ Dimples and Tangles

Also, Cyndy from the Creativity Exchange happened to paint the exact same light in a different color scheme for her daughter's room revamp. She was inspired by those gorgeous two tone chandys that you see all over the place these days, like here. Using different paints and techniques she was able to achieve this fun, vibrant look that adds so much character. I am now looking for things to paint with the Velvet Finishes paint that she used. Thank you for featuring my version alongside yours Cyndy! I am honored!

the creativity exchange

Have a great Thursday y'all.

Featured: Apartment Therapy

Such exciting news y'all. 

I am so honored to have Weeks' nursery featured on Apartment Therapy!!

pinching myself....

To see the feature, visit here.

For the full nursery reveal visit here, and sources visit here.

Thank you again, Apartment Therapy!!!

Featured + Inspired

I was so excited and honored last week when my dining room buffet makeover was featured on Better After, which has the wheels turning once again for the room. I also picked up the paintbrush again and started playing with abstract designs, {coincidentally on the same day Linsdey featured me} so I'm going with the notion that's a good sign! If you missed the feature, check it out here! 

Now onto the inspired part, this photo of Tory Burch's beach home has always been in the back of my mind since I saw it. Tory uses her Mottahedeh Tobacco Leaf China in her poolhouse {same place I use mine, duh} and I absolutely love it paired with more blue and white!

Here's a refresher for the tobacco leaf pattern...

Which has me thinking, I need some pops of blue and white. Preferably not in a dish, but maybe a small dose in the form of throw pillows on the chairs that are going to flank the windows. Update- I took my chairs {with arms- two of them} to my go to lady who is working on slipcovering them in a white canvas/denim fabric. I think the softer look will be divine if she can do it!

So that's where we stand on the dining room ladies. Any thoughts, or amazing fabrics I should look into? I think it needs to be a chinoiserie or floral. As always, would love to hear your ideas! 

Have a fab day! xo.