CasaSugar Community member lindaleeinteriors just posted this photo of a modern, rustic, organic Spring tablescape in the Lovely Little Vignettes group.

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Here's a post from CasaSugar Community member vwilli1025 from the Lovely Little Vignettes group:

I created this little vignette that anchors the right side of my living room. I love how it brings together all aspects of my color palette: blue, chartreuse, wood tones and silver. These chairs were actually floor samples we got for a great price at West Elm (no shame in bargain hunting!). See more at Homer and Ruth.

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Here's a post from CasaSugar Community member OrganizedSimplicity from the Su Casa group:

I wanted a cozy, happy spot to curl up with a book and love color and whimsy, so I constructed a side table from a vintage suitcase and made shelves for trinkets out of colorfully bound books.

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Here's a post from CasaSugar Community member inglenookdecor from the Lovely Little Vignettes group:

Sometimes the easiest and simplest DIY's are your best option when designing or decorating an event. So when my friend Carmela asked me to decorate her soiree for Austin In Style Weddings and Inspiration a day before the event {and only a few days afte my three week Holiday vacation}, I happily obliged. After all, it's as easy as 1, 2, 3...

1. Have a theme. I just asked her what is the feel she would like to have for the little soiree. The adjectives she chose were glamorous and sweet. And although themes can range from time periods, movies, destinations {really, the options are endless}, we went with a color palette. Gold is glamorous and pink is sweet, so gold and pink it was!
2. Use what you already have.All we needed were branches {which we alread have}, gold spray pink, pink gift tissue paper, candles galore and sweets.

It started with a white branch.

Then some gold spray paint. We also spray painted the small shades gold, made pink pom poms and adorned a hurricane with a chevron pattern.

3. Install. Here is my intern Rachel joyfully fluffing the pink poms poms after tying them to a chandelier.

And here's another look

We scattered a few antique mercury candle holders as centerpieces.

See? Easy as 1, 2, 3.

Check out more of Maureen's cool decorating tips on her site, Inglenook Decor.

Here's a post from CasaSugar Community member h2urHome.

We have a small space on our second floor that I decided to make into my office space. The space is a bit strange — the home is open concept and all of the walls seem to connect with each other, so deciding on a paint color was hard. Ultimately I decided to just paint one of the walls black.

The desk is an auction find. I painted it red and sprayed the outdated hardware silver. I also decided to buy a piece of plexi glass to place on top of it instead of glass to save a little bit of money but also to protect the top of the desk.

The wall vignette is what I'd like to call sentimental art, meaning pieces made by my daughter or art that probably only is considered art by my family, because it means so much to us.

In this last photo you can get an idea of how small the space is. I tried to use the space to get maximum results. I was so happy my campaigner bookshelves fit in the room!

If you'd like to see more of my office space please feel free to stop by House To Your Home!

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