Showing posts with label clean. Show all posts
Showing posts with label clean. Show all posts

30 January 2011

Home: Bold Color

The warm weather in Nashville this weekend is both a nice break from the snow and an exciting preview of Spring.  Looking ahead to that wonderful time of year, I've been inspired  by bold, crisp use of color.  Below are some images from a great site (vtinteriors) that are among the finest examples I've seen, mixing classic and modern styles in a beautifully eclectic way that's somehow not overwhelming.  


18 December 2010

Inside Scoop: Life In The Fun Lane

My precious Victoria, the always fabulous trendsetter, shared a site with me today that I've fallen in love with.  It's called Life In The Fun Lane.  It showcases the projects of Holly, one of the best flea market and bargain shoppers I've ever come across.  She transforms ordinary rooms into casually elegant spaces with her refined taste level, creativity and resourcefulness.  I love the site because she explains sources and prices of unique finds, archives images of her projects, shares before and after photos and passes along many words of wisdom.  Below are a few before & after photos.

Explore her blog at: www.inthefunlane.com
Explore her store WhiteBerry Reinvented at: www.whiteberryreinvented.com
*Warning: make sure you have a few hours to become completely immersed in these sites. 





 


25 September 2010

For The Guys: Crisp & Clean

Nothing is more classic than white. It's effortless, a respectful nod to the past, easy to accessorize and comfortable. These two looks show how a well proportioned and tailored white look can make a great statement. The use of a light grey tie and shoe is the perfect touch for the formal look where nothing should distract from the suit. In the casual look, a more bold and rich brown adds some interest. And what about the Labor Day rule? I think it depends on the situation. I believe there are times when white is completely appropriate, even after Labor Day. I would definitely wear either of these looks after the holiday, but would never wear white shoes past then.