Showing posts with label pretty storage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pretty storage. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 30, 2008
Does anyone know where to find something like these in the states?
In the beginning of December, I posted some storage ideas - you can read the post here. Reader Jeffrey asked me to source these crates, which I originally saw on Creature Comforts. Turns out the crates are from Baileys Home and Garden in the UK. You can see more of their awesome products in a post from last week, A Simple, Beautiful, Natural Home. Anyway, does anyone know where similar crates can be bought in the US? Thanks for any leads!
Sunday, December 7, 2008
Pretty storage ideas
Wow, the weekend was not long enough. But here's some Monday eye-therapy. Winter often means spending more time indoors, so you might as well spend it making your home prettier.
Feminine mismatched teacups and saucers make jewelry even prettier

Carrying a color through all decor and accessories will unify your space and make it look a little neater.
Vintage planters like these abound in thrift stores and flea markets, and rarely cost more than $5.
Images via Martha Stewart
A gorgeous way to store snippets of inspiration.
Image via Sunset Magazine
Image via A Beautiful Abode
Image via Creature Comforts
A pretty way to decorate your walls and store your jewelry.

If you have a pretty collection, like these pillows, don't just hide them away. Store them by displaying them!
Dorrit Elmquist via Emmas designblogg
Feminine mismatched teacups and saucers make jewelry even prettier
Carrying a color through all decor and accessories will unify your space and make it look a little neater.
Vintage planters like these abound in thrift stores and flea markets, and rarely cost more than $5.Images via Martha Stewart
A gorgeous way to store snippets of inspiration.Image via Sunset Magazine
Image via A Beautiful Abode
Image via Creature Comforts
A pretty way to decorate your walls and store your jewelry.
If you have a pretty collection, like these pillows, don't just hide them away. Store them by displaying them!
Dorrit Elmquist via Emmas designblogg
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