I need serious help. I am decorating a nursery for my first baby and I don't know where to look for the fabric I would love to use. I don't want to go with a cutesy baby room. I want it to be vintage and fun and funky. I love the fabrics that Anthropologie uses for their chairs, but have been unable to find anything online. I want something bold, with large graphics, and kind of kitschy. Any ideas?
This 19th century Rhododendron Burl Root Bench ($4,700)
fascinates me. I think it would look incredible in a modern home, adding a big infusion of nature to a minimalist palette.
The Red Reactive Vase ($7.50, regularly $14.95) will add a warm burst of color to a dark and chilly January. This small, graceful shape has an Asian-inspired design, and is coated with a unique, reactive glaze finish in fiery red and earthy browns. Made of clays, feldspar and silica, this vase is for decorative use only, but that shouldn't prevent you from filling it with dried flowers. I think some lovely strawflowers in reds and oranges would look great in this. Due to the glazing, you should hand wash this pretty little object.
Interior designer Preston Lee injects a luxe masculinity into the glamorous Southern California homes he decorates. With touches like leather pillows, fur throws, and dark upholstery amongst the Saarinen tables and sparkling chandeliers, these are homes that will please both men and women alike. Take a look at his designs in the slideshow. Source
Dwell Studio For Target Dwell Studio For Target's baby collection hits stores on Jan. 28. The line includes adorable and affordable furniture, bedding, and layette items. Now you can have the brand's swank designs for a simple price.
If you've ever been curious about the process and cost of silk screening, head over to Danny Seo's post explaining the ins and outs of commissioning a design. I was certainly impressed by the results!
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