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Surfing the internet is one of the coolest perks about living in the 21st Century. Below are some of the websites I visit on a regular basis and by that, I mean multiple times a day.
1) www.parkandcube.com
Shini Park is the graphic designer and founder behind Park & Cube. I love her style and she inspires me to be...well, more. I also desperately want to live in Europe because of her. She'll be in London one day, then Barcelona a few days later. It's a wonderful life...
2) www.whatthechung.com
I love Jamie Chung's style - she inspires me to dress well on every occasion. I've learned that it takes a lot of diligence to dress well all the time. I'm slightly lazy when it comes to dressing myself. I prefer rotating the same 5-6 outfits, which means I have a lot of clothes that just sit in my closet for months at a time. When I get fixated on a particular pair of shoes or a shirt, that's all I'll wear for a while. I can't wait until winter - it'll be all about coats, sweaters, closed-toe shoes, scarves, etc. Haha.
3) www.westelm.com
Since moving to my own place, I've spent countless hours looking at furniture, bedding, curtains and pillows online. It's fun. One of the coolest things about moving out is finally using the stuff I've collected over the years like coasters, aprons, hot plates, etc.
4) www.paperfashion.net
Katie Rodgers uses watercolor to do AMAZING things~ You'll love her work. I love her New York apartment - 500 square feet of wonderful décor and unique details. Click Here to see what I'm talking about!
Okay, goodnight!
1) www.parkandcube.com
Shini Park is the graphic designer and founder behind Park & Cube. I love her style and she inspires me to be...well, more. I also desperately want to live in Europe because of her. She'll be in London one day, then Barcelona a few days later. It's a wonderful life...
2) www.whatthechung.com
I love Jamie Chung's style - she inspires me to dress well on every occasion. I've learned that it takes a lot of diligence to dress well all the time. I'm slightly lazy when it comes to dressing myself. I prefer rotating the same 5-6 outfits, which means I have a lot of clothes that just sit in my closet for months at a time. When I get fixated on a particular pair of shoes or a shirt, that's all I'll wear for a while. I can't wait until winter - it'll be all about coats, sweaters, closed-toe shoes, scarves, etc. Haha.
3) www.westelm.com
Since moving to my own place, I've spent countless hours looking at furniture, bedding, curtains and pillows online. It's fun. One of the coolest things about moving out is finally using the stuff I've collected over the years like coasters, aprons, hot plates, etc.
4) www.paperfashion.net
Katie Rodgers uses watercolor to do AMAZING things~ You'll love her work. I love her New York apartment - 500 square feet of wonderful décor and unique details. Click Here to see what I'm talking about!
Okay, goodnight!
Beautiful X.
I fell asleep while watching Anderson Cooper speak at the Columbia School of Journalism. I really love him. He's so interesting.
Home.
When I imagine my future home, these are the kind of things I think about:
The master bedroom will have lots of space and light with long windows and a high ceiling. I'll have doors that open up onto the balcony, where I'd sip iced peach tea and read a good book.
All of the bedrooms will have a crystal chandelier hanging in the center of the room.
The first guest bedroom will be decorated like a New York loft with soft colors like cream and lilac.
The second guest bedroom will be very feminine + romantic, like a room in your aunt's house in South Carolina.
The kitchen will be rustic yet modern. Maybe a modern version of Julia Child's kitchen?
I'll run my business or non-profit organization from my beautiful home office.
I'd have an area in my home office where my guests would sit and eat mini homemade sugar cookies.
I'd have a couch by my bed. Oh, and a footstool.
My living room will be down-to-earth and comfortable yet high-class and sophisticated.
I want the hallways in my house to be spacious.
My husband will build a treehouse in the backyard where our kids will play make-believe under the stars. My children will request to watch "Hook" over and over again. Hehe. My husband and I will have occasional date nights in the treehouse while the kids are away at science camp. Heh heh.
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