Happy Tuesday and welcome to another edition of Style Showcase where you’ll find some gorgeous home goodies. I’m featuring tips for creating a cozy reading corner while my blog friends share treasures of their own.
Town & Country Living | Create a Reading Corner
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Worthing Court | How To Compromise Over Decorating
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Shabbyfufu | Grandmillennial Home Decor In Green
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Southern Hospitality | Monroe GA Historic Home Tours
Hello friends! Here’s a little summer inspiration for you as we near the longest day of the year. Click on the link above each photo to be taken to each of my friends’ posts. Enjoy! Sand & Sisal | Get the Designer Look for Less with DIY Tablecloth Curtains Shabbyfufu | Kitchen Renovations On…
We’re all living in a crazy time right now and many of us might be worried or scared, which is entirely normal. None of us really knows what this virus might send our way. Sometimes when life throws me a curve ball, I remind myself of life’s simple pleasures and try to find joy in…
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About a year ago I scored an old skinny armoire for $40. It’s a great piece of furniture because it doesn’t take up much space. Although I loved the dark wood, it felt a little ho-hum to me. After all the fun I had painting and decoupaging my desk (check it out here), I decided to…
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