Mid-Week Inspiration: White Interiors

There is a strong part of me that really wants to move into an all white house. I think this feeling comes about in the Winter months or perhaps due to the start of a new year. I love the simple nature of it, plus the rustic charm. I love the different shades of white put together and the surprising depth that it has. Here's some inspiration. 

With an all white palette, your eye is drawn to the different textures and shades.

Do you decorate in monochrome? 

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Mid-Week Inspiration: French Enamelware

I love the rustic charm of vintage enamelware. 

 Pretty floral painted French coffee pots ! 

I want to fill my apartment with vintage enamelware pitchers and flowers!

These images make me instantly daydream of owning a cottage in Provence.... don't wake me! 

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Mid-Week Inspiration: Floral Wallpaper

Wallpaper is making a big comeback! I am especially loving floral prints lately! If I wasn't renting I would love an accent wall in my bedroom with anyone of these gorgeous prints. 

Asian floral. Traditional and yet seems so fresh!

Peony watercolor. Love.

White flowers on a colored background is the way to go!

I love all of the colors here, mixed together. 

Do you have wallpaper in your abode? What are your favorite kinds of wallpaper? 

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My Vintage Vanity: Chenille Bedspread

My bedroom is still a work in progress but I absolutely love (as does my kitty, Coco Pancakes!) the vintage white chenille bedspread I bought last Summer on Etsy from seller, treefarm4. The white velvet pleated pillow is also vintage. Hopefully soon I will have more decorative pillows and a headboard!

My VIntage Vanity: Apron Curtains

Needing curtains for my single kitchen window and wanting something cute, I hung two of my vintage aprons! It saved me from buying or making curtains and it's unique. What do you think?