 The new home brand from Wayfair, Eider & Ivory features a natural, earthy palette, high quality fabrics and and timeless designs. We were lucky enough to get a preview of some of the products and are so excited to include them in upcoming projects. The prices are amazingly affordable and in addition to the decorative products we've featured, there is a great selection of bath and bedding basics. Stock up now for upcoming holiday guests! Pillows Ethnic inspired with bold patterns and textures, these pillows bring a boho vibe to your bedroom or living room. Throws OK, so we have a thing for throws. With something for every season, linen in summer and hand knit for winter, these cozy throws add a comfy pop to your favorite chair. The basics One of our recent clients had linen sheets on her bed and said she would never again sleep on anything else. Imagine our excitement when we found these linen sheets at such an amazing price. Can't wait to try them!  Beverly Linen Sheet Set Turkish cotton towels are known to be the softest and most absorbent and yes, the guest bath does need new towels but why should they get all the nice stuff? Buy a set or 2, you won't regret it.  Caswell Turkish Cotton Bath Towel This post contains affiliate links.
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A few weeks ago we shared with you a little bit of the Lakehouse project we were working on. Well, we were back in Athens yesterday to finish up and OMG, y'all. It. Is. Gorgeous! The clients were such a joy to work with and super thrilled with everything we did. Kinda scary going in to a project where you have free reign to do whatever you want. I mean, we have some wacky ideas sometimes. But, it all came together beautifully. We hope they enjoy many happy family weekends in this amazing home! Living Room    Resources Sofas: Article Swivel chairs: All Modern Console table: Wisteria Coffee table: Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams Sideboard: All Modern Rug: Houzz Master Bedroom   Resources: Bed: West Elm Nightstands: Wayfair Bedding: Rebecca Atwood Lamps: Pottery Barn Print Rug: Anthropologie Jute Rug: Houzz Bench: Wisteria Family Room   Resources:
Bed: Pottery Barn Bedding: Pottery Barn Nightstands: Wayfair Table Lamps: Ballard Designs Artwork: Pottery Barn Rugs: Houzz Chair: Birch Lane This post contains affiliate links. One of our latest projects was a bedroom refresh for a 4 year old boy and 7 year old girl. You remember when you got your "big kid room" and how exciting that was? Mine was a suite of white wicker furniture, Pepto-bismol pink walls and a patchwork print bedding set that probably came from Sears. I loved that room. Little girls' love of pink hasn't changed much in 40ish years so we made sure to add some pink pops to this adorable room redo. Girl's Room Before  Girl's Room After    Resources: Tufted Velvet Bed: PB Teen Nightstands: Wayfair Egg Chair: PB Teen Rug: Rugs USA Bedding: Pottery Barn Kids Lamps: Stray Dog Designs In the boy's room, we painted the existing furniture to brighten up the room and re-purposed the bedding. Isn't amazing what a coat of paint can do? Boy's Room Before  Boy's Room After    Yesterday our design team took a field trip to the Dallas Design District to check out the latest in furniture, decor, and fabric. These are just a few of our favorite trends that we spotted and can't wait to incorporate them in to our clients' homes. It was also good to know that the blues that we love to use so much aren't going anywhere. Not that we would change our tune anyway. Feeling Blue Indigo prints and ticking stripes were in the most unexpected places, including light fixtures and furniture. We loved this ticking stripe covered table trimmed in leather. Perfect for a beach house! And these indigo dyed fabric chandeliers are just the right amount of bohemian chic.    Bad to the Bone Bone inlay is a hot trend that we just love. Lamps, vases, mirrors and the most gorgeous bed side table we've seen in a while.   New Neutrals Neutral color palettes are anything but boring when infused with texture and unique design. These whimsical jute pillows are the perfect accent to the black and white bedding, and this unique chandelier combines iron, wood and linen panels in a way that is both rustic and modern. Lastly, this gorgeous bleached teak stool is accented with embedded glass covered in resin     Check back on Monday when we share with you all the yummy textiles we found. Happy Summer Solstice, get out there and enjoy the day!
As you by now surely now, we are a huge fan of color. Lots of color, mix and match color. Textured color. Unexpected color. One of the reasons for that is the energy that color conveys. While we appreciate calm and serene neutrals, there is just something about the vibrancy and "happy pops" that a colorful room conveys. In the latest issue of 817 Home Magazine, Shauna talks about her design influences and how color plays such a huge part of her aesthetic. Shauna also believes that your house should be a reflection of your life, so she encourages clients to bring out treasures they have acquired from family or travel and incorporate them in to the decor of a room. When you surround yourself with favorite pieces, it just brings even more joy to a space. "I think everyone needs color. There's just something about a neutral backdrop and happy pops, especially if it's carried throughout a room." Read more here.  Mismatched chairs top a bold chevron rug in this happy dining room.  The neutral walls and rugs allow colorful chairs and stools to pop.  The found treasure of a suzani textile creates a focal point for this vibrant dining room.  Natural linen headboard allows the bold bed cover and striped stools to shine. |
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