Two Amazing Waterfront Homes and More: Friday Finds
Spring is dragging its heels a little here in the Chicagoland area. We’re getting plenty of rain which is good for the garden, but I’m ready for a little more warmth and sunshine. My fear is that it will jump from 60-degree days to 80-degree days. A range of temperature in the seventies is my comfort zone. At least the daffodils, tulips, and Virginia bluebells are blooming their little hearts out. It’s putting me in the mood for spring decorating.
This time of year gives me cottage style vibes when it comes to sprucing up the home. So you’re likely to see lighter colors and more coastal decor in upcoming blog posts. I find cottagecore style to be both uplifting and cozy, and perfect for spring and summer. You’ll see some of that here in today’s Friday Finds.
Step inside a charming lakeside home that’s family friendly. The sun porch is where I’d spend most of the time if not outdoors enjoying Mother Nature.
Green is a popular color in today’s decorating world and it’s easy to see why. Even Miss Mustard Seed used it to freshen up her living room.
Another trend dominating interior design is the grandmillennial look. Explore this collection of kitchens that show how to incorporate the style.
Feeling crafty? Here’s a simple project to create herb signs using stencils for your kitchen or wherever you want to hang them. Quick and easy, which is my kind of project!
Looking for a fresh and soft floral quilt and shams for your bedroom this spring and summer? I love this pretty bed set from Nordstrom Rack that’s currently on sale – and this slightly more modern design from LL Bean..
Tour a beautiful, historic home in Maine that intertwines the coastal charm of the area with the historic significance of the northeast. Every room is a treasure!
I hope you found some inspiration from today’s collection of treasures. I missed posting Friday’s Finds last week (I was a little under the weather). But it’s good to be back with a fresh round of ideas for you!
Glad your feeling better, did miss you. I so enjoy these and love the kitchen and home tours. Thanks and have a blessed weekend.
Jennifer, I noticed you didn’t post last Friday and was hoping all was well in your world. I am glad you are feeling better and hope that spring sunshine finds you soon 🙂 Your blog is always a pleasure and much appreciated for the cheer and soothing enjoyment that it brings. Leslie
The historic home in Maine is actually in Nantucket, Ma.