ELEGANT DINING | creating drama

Three favorites for some opulent inspiration... decorating for the holidays in the dining room

DECORATING | seven favorites for sunday

Its not always easy to pin down your style.... collecting through the years, for my family,

has brought alot of this and that to the mix.  I've discovered bringing it all together with a color

palette is key.  Have beloved chairs recovered, painted furniture and love vintage patinas, saving

your great grandmothers chandelier and have it installed, and then bring in textures.

It's most important to start with a neutral backdrop...good bones and structure.

Then bring in some modern touches and it comes all together.....lovely.

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MOODBOARD | good vibes only

I definitely recommend putting together a new moodboard

for anyone needing a fresh start....clear away old and begin a new good vibe!

Here's my latest moodboard

I'm fascinated/obsessed with these little gold framed glass boxes...

I just love seeing them used in unique ways for storage + displaying your favorite things

Found on stephaniesterjovski.com

BOUTIQUE WINDOWS | peeking through the glass

for a long holiday weekend i cant think of anything more relaxing than 

strolling through lovely city streets window shopping and stopping for latte.  

Here are some inspiring boutique and cafe windowscapes

found on adore magazine

DESIGN CRUSH | Amy Morris

An Atlanta native, Amy Morris founded her full-service design firm with her trademark philosophy: 

“simplifying adds a level of elegance”. Specializing in transitional design, she’s known for sophisticated, traditional interiors with a fresh twist.

Drawing inspiration from the architecture, light and scale of each interior, Amy believes that a “project is only successful if the space represents the client.” She also strives to make a statement in every room, designing interiors that are both memorable and livable. The result? Beautiful, welcoming spaces that exude comfort and reflect the character of the people who live and work in them.