Touch of Texture

I haven’t finished the Kitchen or Stairwell updates - I could blame homeschooling but, honestly friends I’m just not motivated. You know what was super easy to update - the Loo - because after more years than I would care to admit it was time for a change and all I had to do was go onto www.Target.com point and click.

No surprise I traded blue stripes for pink! I really like the simplicity, the texture comes through in the band of gold thread and the fringe. Click here for the curtain. You’ll see I also chose new towels with a great texture and the color is spot on! Click here for the towels. It all works so well with our multi-color woven basket - since we have a pedestal sink this is a necessity that holds extra supplies.

Here are a few fun curtain options. Click images for source.

Here are some basket options as well. Click the image for source.

This cotton terry curtain served us well and she might be back one day!

Til next time - Stay Well!

Friends...

Recent events in our Nation have left me saddened yet hopeful…

We can discuss. We can learn. We can work toward a better tomorrow.

I found a resource for children’s books and another resource for adults - please click the links - these titles can aid in conversation about race in America.

Til next time. Be well.

Winged Beauty

I’m definitely thinking of beauty and nature these days as the weather warms up and the days grow longer. Enjoy these pretty images and click image for source.

I love this sofa in Interior Designer Emma Carole Paradis home.

The specimens are from an exhibit at the American Museum of Natural History.

My friend Alison Sheffield a wonderful Interior Designer used Schumacher Birds and Butterfly for a client and Schumacher liked the result so much they included her design in their book: One Hundred Rooms to Know and Love.

This book needs no introduction - it is the John Derian Picture Book.

The green colorway of Fable by Hygge and West is a favorite. The Schumacher Exotic Butterfly pattern is a stunner.

Another image from the Butterfly Biodiversity exhibit at the AMNH from 2018.

Til next time friends I hope you’re keeping well. Sending love!