Life Is In The Details.

Here are a few images I've been loving as of late.

Wonderful attention to detail in every last one of them.

I will never live in a sparse house. I couldn't.

I can't imagine passing up the opportunity to be surrounded by so many lovely things on a daily basis.

It's the little things in life, right?

Such beautiful inspiration for the house. Can't wait to start accessorizing!

Travel The World.

From the comfort of your home.

Do you guys know about Worldstock Fair Trade through Overstock? I was oblivious to it until a few days ago. I saw this rug I liked (thanks to Jenny) on Simplified Bee and had to explore it further. This is when I fell in love with WFT. It's a great source to achieve a collected, worldly vibe in your home. Here are some of my favorites.











Be sure to check it out and find some treasures of your own!

The Well Appointed Home.

I know a lot of us have seen this. But for those who haven't, I just had to share. Matchbook Magazine compiled 50 classic accessories for the home.

Even though many of these pieces have been around for centuries, companies continue to put out fresh versions of tried and true classics. Perfect proof that classic doesn't have to be boring!

One Kings Lane.

One Kings Lane, a home decor online shop open only to members, offers weekly Tastemaker Tag Sales which feature a collection of wonderfully curated items. Designers, artists, writers, and collectors alike host these sales and the products are always sure to please. A recent sale hosted by writers Tom Dolby and Drew Frist was no different.





Products had a classic, yet playful feel. The cohesive collection called out to me and I couldn't help but think how much character and style these would add to a boys room. Handsome and homey all at the same time. Here were some of the beautiful items:



It's easy to register and become a One Kings Lane member, simply sign up here and let the fun begin!
But hurry, sales only last for 72 hours and products go fast! Sadly, just about everything had the dreaded "Sold Out" tag on it before I had a chance to check it all out.