give me character.

plain walls are just so... plain. i must admit, wallpaper can be risky (we've all seen some of the best intentions gone very wrong). however, some of these bits of wallpaper prove that it can be done in a non-overwhelming, non-antiquated, non-nauseating manner. bravo, ideal home.

(for those little leftover pieces)

anthro pretties

my weekend entailed visits to 2 anthropologies (pitter patter). i noticed on the website that you can look at homegoods divided up by several different styles. check it out here.

(all photos via anthropologie)

what style resonates most with you?

the natural

these are the work of charles baker, as seen in new england home. it is self-admittedly "eclectic" and harmonious style.

you can't even tell this is a bathroom.

i adore the chess boards on the wall.

happy saturday.

i'm really stuck on the moss this week. so this saturday i'd love to be sipping my coffee under this incredible tree. have a beautiful weekend.

(photo via martha stewart)

how cheery.

again, considering the effort it takes for me to try to put together one room with foresight and style, i truly admire an entire home that is this beautiful. enjoy!

from meg braff, on house beautiful.

moss

this savannah home was featured by martha stewart. i am so enchanted by the setting. i love the spanish moss hanging from the trees and the way the house looks nestled into its surroundings.

so calming. love the single plant.
what a great table.

(all photos via martha stewart)

soothe your soul.

what an incredibly soothing color palette and atmosphere, combined with some amazing, unique features.

these are the work of joe nahem, posted on house beautiful.