It doesn't have to be perfect to be beautiful
I've got a secret that will unlock creativity and hope for your home. Ready? Here it is:: It doesn't have to be perfect to be beautiful. Yep. That's it. All you have to do is believe it. [Read More …]
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I absolutely love.love.love your blog. Please please please tell me where you got the fantastic ivory bird lamps. I want want want them! ;)
Many thanks (at the very least, three).
Cheryl
Oh, I was wondering the same thing and just found the answer in another post. The bird lamps were from TJ Maxx a few years ago! Amazing! If that store were open at 11:30pm on a Sunday night, I would go out in my pajamas and slippers just to see if I too could find a lamp to make me gasp! http://www.thenester.com/2010/07/where-to-buy-lamps-and-other-cute-stuff.html
I spent more time than is rational, reasonable, or mentally healthy on your blog today. :-)
It was my first time to discover it, so it was like the infatuation of a new love interest.
At first I confess I had some hard feelings over how beautiful your house is, then I realized that you do things on a budget and you paint furniture and call things accessory abuse and window mistreatment and you’ve been known to pile too many favorite things on a surface and you’ve had to simplify, and then the love really set in. :)
Like Cheryl in the comment above, I am dying to know where you found those white bird lamps because the make my heart flutter!
Your grayish bluish painted furniture and accents, and the white-painted dresser and coffee table steal-deals are just so pretty!
We are updating our house, but doing so on a budget. I love this dresser andvthink it would look great in our entryway. I have trouble finding cheaper furniture to redo. Any tips?