{ohdeedoh.com} I love this room! So Sweet!

I never finish anythin

{etsy.com} this makes me laugh

halved and stacked shelfing units

{pinterest.com} Wonderful! I would love to do this!

DIY Chair refresh

Check it out! My friend, Frances just "refreshed" some old chairs with new snazzy fabric. Awesome!

mod pixel bathroom

{homeinfurniture.com} drooling... so awesome! check out the San Fransico Firm that worked on this wicked cool bathroom De Meza + Architecture + Interiors.

gold dotted studio

{ohjoy.blogs.com} This is Joy's studio... I love the gold dots! She said it is simple, just gold contact paper (Con-Tact Brand "Metal FX" contact paper in copper- Amazon.com) cut with a large circle cutter. I must do this!

originally found on marthastewart.com (of course!)

urban outfitters : may 2011

{urbanoutfitters.com} some of the items I am currently liking at Urban Outfitters. I would never wear that red dress myself but I like the concept. My friend, Jill would rock that out with a cool pair of shoes and a fun hair accessory.

vintage suitcase medicine cabinet

{limitsizenerji.com} brilliant and beautiful too!

mod cloth : april 2011

{modcloth.com} pretty and sweet

pirate bedroom

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Designer Steve Kuhl fulfills every boy's fantasy with this insanely cool pirate ship bedroom. The six-year-old occupant from Minnesota chose between a space ship, race car, castle, and pirate ship. Most of us would probably agree, he made an excellent decision.

The main feature of the room is the incredible floating pirate ship. Kuhl used 2x12 ribs to construct the hull of the ship, covering them with layers of 1/2 inch plywood to act as the planking. A bomb-proof blend of plaster and epoxy with integrated coloring was used simulate an old ship's hull.

But that's not all. The room is also decked out with a rope bridge that connects the pirate ship to the top of a jail cell, and a rope suspended from the ship's hull provides drop-in access to the closet. There's also a completely hidden spiral slide, that lets you travel downstairs in a more adventurous way.

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This room is incredible. What a lucky kid. Did you know this pirate room is in Minnesota? Amazing!

thoughtful wall art : patina

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fiona douglas of Bluebellgray

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After several weeks of gray, dreary and cold weather in Paris, one peek at the home of Fiona Douglas of Bluebellgray and it started to feel a bit more like spring. Fiona started out studying painting at the Glasgow School, but then she found that her real passion was in textiles. A firm believer that good design is something that can really make a difference in your life, Fiona designs things that make her feel good and hopes that it will make others feel good, too. So it was a dream come true when Fiona started her own business, Bluebellgray, to realize all of her passions with the assistance of her fiancé, Phil. Keep an eye out for her new bedlinen line and fabric collection she’s releasing this spring. You can find additional, full-sized images of Fiona’s Glasgow, Scotland, home right here! Thanks, Fiona and David Cadzow for the lovely photographs! — Anne

I love color and I love these photos, especially the multi-color pom pom fringe.

corelle 1960

{modcloth.com} My grandma Winnie would be so amused to see that her Crazy Daisy Corelle dinnerware could sell for this much now. She passed it on to me. We also have the Golden Butterfly collection. My husband and I have never agreed on new dinnerware so we just took in all the old Corelle dishes from family. The stuff cannot break even when your two year old tosses it off the table.

love is spoken here

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sweet paul

{sweetpaul.typepad.com} I want that light!

fred flare : fall 2010

{fredflare.com} I love their product line, there is never a shortage of wit.