Small Galley Kitchens and a Beautiful Swedish Home: Friday Finds
It’s hard to believe we’re more than halfway through June, but I’m loving every minute of it. My pond is looking healthy and I spend as much time enjoying it as I can. I promise to share photos soon – I’m just waiting for the waterlilies to bloom. And, we have baby koi again this year! I feel like such a proud mama even though I didn’t do anything to make that happen. We’ve also had regular rain so all my flowers and garden plants are doing great, too. So far this summer, no complaints from me! But let’s take a look at this week’s treasures that I was able to find for you, from small kitchens to a beautiful Swedish home.
Take a tour of this dreamy farmhouse in the Swedish countryside. It showcases wonderful patina from bare wood floors to chipped paint and plush rugs!
You’ve probably heard about Grandma Chic and Grandmillennial styles – but do you know why they’re rising in popularity? House Beautiful breaks down the psychological reasons why people are turning to the comforts of days gone by.
Peaches are back in season – see how to use them in a table setting theme for your next family gathering or special celebration.
See how these homeowners made the most of their galley kitchens. From colorful finishes to maximizing space, these cozy kitchens don’t disappoint!
Stripes always make me think of summer. See how to decorate with stripes in your own home when you explore these great ideas from English Home magazine!
Jen your pond sounds wonderful. When the water lilies open it is going to be so pretty. Happy Friday
Oh, I just love Friday Finds! I look forward to it.
I would love to know if you are still planning to write a post on your trip to Japan. I can’t wait to hear what you loved most!
Thanks for providing this blog- I know it must be a lot of work, but I so enjoy it. I learn so much!
Thank you for the Friday Finds! I love them and look forward to them.
I always learn so much from your blog.
Just wondering, are you still planning to write about your trip to Japan? I’d love to know what you enjoyed most!
Seeing the picture of a galley kitchen in your post made me realize how much I like the concept of that design. It saves lots of steps and hopefully, keeps people out of the kitchen and out of my way! I’m not a person who can think or function with extra people in my space. I used to manage it when I was younger, but not anymore!