Hey there lovelies! If you haven’t heard, I’m a new contributor to the Sarah Sarna Lifestyle Blog. On the second Wednesday of each month, I’ll be sharing some interior (and exterior) design eye candy that will hopefully inspire.
Today I’m sharing a few patios that make me want to dine outside every single night this summer. Hop on over to Sarah Sarna to check them all out!
Those that know me well know that I love a good quote. When I was younger, I used to rip them out of magazines and paste them into spiral notebooks. I even had a massive Book of Quotes that I got for Christmas one year. And then, of course, there was Pinterest.
The only thing better than a good quote? A beautifully hand lettered quote! And no one does it better than Letters From Rita!
I discovered this Etsy shop on another blog and was instantly hooked. Stephanie is so talented and has a very whimsical style that doesn’t seem too young. And since most of her work is custom, the possibilities really are endless!
As most of you probably know thanks to the obnoxious number of posts, I spent the weekend in Charleston meeting some pretty amazing people at the 3rd annual Southern Blog Society Conference. It was a truly enriching experience; I learned a lot and met some lovely new blog friends! But there will be more on that later…
Today I wanted to share just a little bit of Charleston’s charm…something I like to call The Anthology of Doors. There is so much to see (and taste, and smell, and touch, and hear) in Charleston, and the beautiful architecture is pretty high up there on the list. I could have probably shared 100 doors with you, but narrowed it down to just these few.
Although we now own our home, Charles and I have lived in a total of 14 rentals between the two of us. That’s a lot of rentals! Along the way we’ve learned a few tricks to help make a temporary space feel more like home.
Happy Hump Day, friends! I’m having a little trouble with some of the photos for the Herring Hulse House, so the kitchen, garden, and landscape tour will be coming soon. In the meantime, I thought I’d share one of my favorite design inspiration resources with you.
Luxe Interiors + Design has the best design round ups of any site I’ve found. It’s rare that I don’t pin at least one image from each of their galleries. In their own words, “Luxe Interiors + Design is the uncompromised source for those with a passion for creating beautiful surroundings and living well.” Here are just a few of my favorites lately. (All photos via Luxe Source.)
It’s time for another part of the Herring Hulse House tour!
As a refresher, here’s the gist: The local historical association took a run-down historic home in downtown Goldsboro, NC and transformed it into something beautiful. The Designer Home featured not only the work of talented designers from across the state, including Pottery Barn, Ethan Allen, and Ferguson Bath, but also florists, landscape architects, and gardeners.
