010.06.2022 Friday Feature is a chance for us to show you what’s gotten us inspired this week. CHRISTINACOLECO SCOTTMITCHELLSTUDIO CHRISTINACOLECO KELLYNUTTDESIGN JOINFREDDIE
Sarta Residence Rebuild
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03.06.2022 Friday Feature is a chance for us to show you what’s gotten us inspired this week. HARIS.KENJAR STEPHGOWLA SEVENTHDAYDESIGN NORMAARCHITECTS LEAHOCONNELLDESIGN
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26.05.2022 Friday Feature is a chance for us to show you what’s gotten us inspired this week. MYDECORATINGOBSESSION GALERIEPROVENANCE HAUS_DECORACION BEDROSIANSTILE THEMISFITHOUSE
All the details on our kitchen plumbing fixtures
We are coming up to a year with our new kitchen, and I wanted to write a review on the plumbing fixtures. From everything I love, to what I wish I knew before purchasing! 1. the Sink Faucet The sink faucet was one of the pieces I went back and forth on for a while. I had always envisioned a bridge faucet here, but ended up on this single handle faucet and have had no regrets! I love that it has a pull out spray, (It is so handy when I’m cleaning out my sink!) and the single lever makes it easy to set the temperature. I love that the polished finish adds depth agains the unlacquered brass hardware. … Read more »
Styling Shelves Made Easy
Open shelving can often feel overwhelming to style. They have the potential to look so effortless and beautiful, but can easily fall flat or unbalanced. Over the years we’ve narrowed it down to some unwritten rules that we follow to make shelf styling less intimidating. 1. Work in Groups Perhaps our most important tip for organizing your shelves is the grouping. This is a really simple tip to effortlessly keep your shelves feeling balanced. Basically you will want to alternate between odd and even groupings on each shelf. For the narrower shelves in the photo below, we went with groupings of one and two, (longer shelves might require more!) 2. Layering in your groups Groups can be 1-5 items… Read more »