AND YOUR RANDOM QUESTION IS...
b: "so moving sure gets expensive! what is a cheap tip when decorating a living room? or any room - up to you! just something affordable but with a lot of character?"
s: "I have been decorating on the cheap ever since I can remember, long before I fell into this profession. It's all about being shopping savvy, sometimes a little DIY elbow grease is needed and definitely patience. If possible, I suggest investing in one piece, like a sofa for example (btw love your new sofa bri!). It should last you for many, many years to come and it's a great base to build your room off of. Then, it's time to get your shop on at garage sales, thrift stores, craigslist, flea markets, etc. Yes, it does take a little extra time to dig, but treasure hunting is all part of the fun. Mixing new and found pieces will leave you with a space that looks like it was put together over time. Good luck!"
DAY IN THE LIFE is baaaack! today we see the chosen items of susie ho, an interior designer from mend! i am loving that blue chair, that sure has me rethinking my living room! to get your hands on her stylish choices, just go here:
1. Dress 2. Shoes 3. H&G Magazine 4. Mixer 5. Stool 6. Blue Chair 7. Rug 8. Magazine Holder
4 comments:
I have that same KitchenAid mixer. The color is called pear and it's my most prized possession… even though it does clash horribly with my designed-and-decorated-in-the-70s kitchen.
i've been dying to get a kitchen aide!! why are they so expensive!
anyway, i have never heard of mend. i just went and visited the site. it's really neat!
love no.2 and no.6!
Awesome tips. Totally agree that it does take patience when decorating; delayed gratification is the name of the game.
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