eye candy {all washed out}

I am a big fan of neutrals, that is no secret, but when neutrals are done really well--that I just adore. Which to me means the casual layering of textures, furnishings with visual interest and just a hint of color--all of which this home embraces. It also happens to have pretty much the most perfect bathroom I have ever seen..

(via riveria interiors)

well balanced

Whether a diet or the work and life relationship, balance is always the ideal. This beautiful home strikes a magical balance of rustic, traditional, industrial and contemporary styles.

(buckingham interiors)

home crush {vibrant + washed}

I adore the combintaion of washed wood and vibrant purple touches in this home--it brings it alive and ties all the rooms together. Mix that with layers of vintage and traditional pieces and the result is nothing short of lovely.


(via house and garden magazine)

balanced chic

Having just moved into a new place I am getting this feeling that I have to fill every single empty space and fall sin to over decorating. Thankfully I came across this show stopping home designed by Chloe Warner that made me feel better about leaving walls without huge mirrors or pieces of art and not filling up empty spaces for the sake of it. Simple balanced style is best and allows style defining pieces, such as a fabulous wallpaper, an exotic light fixture or a standout piece of furniture to be the star.

jaw dropping perfection

In a post, whenever I say "my jaw dropped" my boyfriend likes to poke fun and asks if my jaw really truly dropped. I am happy to saw that in this case not only did my jaw dropped but I gasped. The home of Erin Fetherson is just perfection--I love every detail, ever color, every fabric, and the romantic (without being fussy) feel throughout.

You can see more of her jaw dropping home at vogue.com.