Showing posts with label home inspiration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label home inspiration. Show all posts
It's been awhile since I last posted any type of decor inspiration, mostly because I'm still living at home and do not have the space to decorate anything new or exciting. I don't hate dreaming about what I would decorate my first apartment with though, so that is what today's post is all about. Who doesn't enjoy planning ahead for something as fun as a brand new place you can make your own? Someday I hope to get there, but for now I will just hope and dream. So as it is spring and it's always nice to refresh, I wanted to focus more on what new things I would put in my living room area. I'm thinking throw pillows, rugs, new furniture and lighting, wall art, etc. I'm in no way an interior designer, but these are just a few of the things I would like to incorporate into my space.
black floral fleur noir rug from shophesby ($299)
aldalora throw from anthropologie ($128)
faceted lanters from west elm ($49-$69)
slub velvet orianna slipper chairs from anthropologie ($988)
chill white media console from cb2 ($499)
leera mercury glass candlestick lamp table from pottery barn ($129)
rose garden wall tapestry by bunny miele ($39)
clara upholstered apartment sofa from pottery barn ($1699-$2399)
royal theater frame from anthropologie ($32-$58)
dovemont coffee table from anthropologie ($899.95)
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Always,
Mostly Lisa

 
Happy June!!! It's my favorite month (hint, hint: BIRTHDAY MONTH) since we get so many good things that happen during it. The weather is slowly creeping up in humidity, thunderstorms are abound. vacations are being planned and there's nothing better than some cleaning around the house. Since I'm always dreaming of the day I can finally own my own place, I figured to start off the month I'd share some home items I'd absolutely die for to have in my humble abode.  My want of the week  is Anthropologie's home collection! It's literally a dream clicking through each section and finding something that pops out, because it's really not that difficult! It's even better when you go into a store and they have their visuals set up, you can imagine your own place being put together the way it is and it's very inspiring. These items above are just some of the things I'd want in my own place. Yes, please. But only until I'm rich and famous, right?!
 
Always,
Mostly Lisa
Now I am still living with my parents, which has been an absolute life safer as I don't have to pay rent, but it's as long as I'm in school and working. This can happen as long as I stick with both and help out around the house. Obviously I really would like to move out sometime soon and actually be independent. I have dreams of what I would like my apartment to be, and eventually what I would want my house to look like. An essential part of any house is the kitchen. It's the place where you can cook amazing meals, have fun conversations, and decorate with fun and whimsical ideas. My Pinterest has been the perfect place to set up ideas and inspirations on what my DREAM kitchen would look like. Bear with me though, these are just wishes and wants. I have no idea or clue of what my kitchen will look like when I move out, but here's hoping it'll look like any of these.
When I Get An Apartment:
I love the mix of exposed brick and the brightness of light coming in from the windows. This would be a perfect area to eat breakfast and cook dinner. I love how comforting it feels also.
I love this take on an apartment kitchen, it's super open and airy. It'd be a perfect spot to have dinners and maybe even throw some parties.
I also really love this kitchen from an apartment in Sweden. So light and airy, I especially love the runner with a bold pop of blue. It's the perfect space to cook and have a good time.
If I Ever Get A House:
The color scheme in this kitchen is so wonderful and I love the center island being the place where you can sit down and have a cup of coffee. The marble walls and steel appliances don't hurt either.

How cool would this kitchen be? It's called a "Split-Level Kitchen" because it places a staircase in between a upper and lower level. The kitchen sits below the dining room and makes for easy access to either level. SO AWESOME!

I am in love with the seating for this kitchen. The lighting reflects so well on the wooden table and progressively blends into the exposed brick wall. Such a cool concept for a modern and vintage feel.  If you go to the website also, it shows pictures of how huge the kitchen actually is. When can I move in?
Always,
Mostly Lisa