I know this implies a different season, but this where I would be (hot cocoa in hand, wrapped in a blanket) while the Boyf is out skiing. Oh yes.
I love this adobe-type architecture for its nooks and crannies and creamy textured walls. I must post about how my love for it started (my favorite picture book when I was a kid!) Kathryn Ireland is a genius.
Making use of a "nothing" nook makes me extremely happy. Built in shelf for books, cushions for a seat, and natural light from a window. An example of how simple design is good design.
Ahhh, daybeds. Putting a daybed in Boyf's man cave was one of the best decisions we made when we moved in here.
I'm not crazy for the sheep dog pouf, but I love all the plush cushions on the bench. And that light fixture is a show stopper. The moody paint helps set the tone for the space, no? Check out the whole space, and take note of the pops of shocking pink throughout. Bold!
Love that colorful Mexican-inspired print. I have one that is similar and I think it adds energy and fun to a wall.
Tell me that's extra storage under there? Ever-necessary.
Rustic earth tones are cozy.
Beachy and casual.
Skona Hem via Interiors Porn
Kathryn M Ireland
Velvet Pallette via wszystkieporyroku.blogspot
Heather of Quince via Design Sponge
Gemma Ahern via Design Sponge
Florals and saturated colors. I'm in. Except I would turn all those pillows. Pillows propped on a corner really annoy me. That green on the mirror is fresh and very now.
Image from Emily Henson
Built in sitting area from Cathy & Robin of Heath Ceramics via Design Sponge
Another yummy space from Amie Corley's Sneak Peek on Design Sponge
via brydiebrown, originally from abigailahern
Image of great design captured from wszystkieporyroku.blogspot.com, originally from 1st option
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