Although we don’t have anything new to share today we do have some new spaces to share soon and we are also about to FINALLY tackle our master bathroom. For today though we just wanted to pop in with the pictures of some peonies in our dining room and to say we hope you all have a lovely weekend.
The other day I mentioned that although I absolutely loved our new artwork, Courage in Bloom, from Deann, against the dark walls in our guest room I wanted it to be in a more prominent space downstairs so I tried it on this wall in our dining room and love how it looks!
When we switched the bedrooms this winter so that the girls could each have their own room the remaining items ended up in here in our guest room. I didn’t love the white headboard against the white wall so I thought I would possibly try to recover the headboard or maybe paint the walls.
On Friday we shared a peek at our new outdoor seating area that partnered with Wayfair on and today we are going to share more images, many of which have a lot more pink in them thanks to my girls who love pink lemonade! Even though I prefer the more neutral look from Friday it’s fun to add some color out here too with just the addition of some fresh flowers, pink lemonade and cupcakes.
I am so excited to share a peak at our new outdoor living space with you all today! And then Sunday I will share more photos with more details. We are so excited to partner up with our sponsor, Wayfair for this project. We have this little space in our backyard that for the last couple of years we have thought would be a great spot to add a little seating area to and this year we decided to pull the trigger and create one out here.
Yesterday we showed lots of photos of the new Beddy’s Bedding that we added to Lola’s room and today we thought we would share how it looks in Lillie’s room! For Lillie’s room we went with the Chic White and love how it looks. And Lillie LOVES how soft and cozy the minky fabric inside is and of course she loves how much easier is is to make her bed every morning.
