I have a confession to make. I feel like shopping. But I have no money to spend. Oh, what to do? I know - I'll rearrange a few things in my apartment. Truthfully, I don't need anything new - except a new lamp...and an ottoman.... I know it's an obsession. My apartment's small and humble, but I love it. I love living simply. I want my place to flirt with minimalism. I also want it to be clean and modern and girly with an edge. Oh yeah, and cozy and Bohemian. Quite a tall order for a modest place. Moving a few things around always helps with the desire to shop. I have plenty of pretty things.
I've been craving blue and turquoise. I love the hot pink sofa cover, but decided to see what would happen if I lightened up things a bit with the white cover. I wish I could paint the walls bright white. Right now they are kind of beige.
This is the counter separating the living room and open kitchen. The canvas is actually in process. I am currently working on an experiment in color and texture. I love gray and turquoise together.
Of course, I had to change the art in the hallway and rearrange the pottery. I have several projects in mind and can't wait to get started. Look at this super sexy lamp I saw at Etsy! I think it would look great in my living room.
I think this lamp would look fab with a tall lamp shade. Lamp available at retroenvy.
Here's another idea I really love. I adore this tension shelving! Such a great idea for a small space. In a small place it's important to go vertical with display. I'm not allowed to make permanent changes to my apartment. But I think I could use something like this on the counter separating my kitchen and living area. I could display pottery there, and it would still appear open. I love it. This design is by Kris Swift, who is one of the designers who will be competing in the new season of Design Star on HGTV. The new season will be starting May 29. I can't wait!
3 comments:
Peggy I love the pink and blues in the top pic! Modern and retro all at the same time...I love it!
The Artist - thanks so much for the compliment!
Thanks for the sweet mention and credit for the tension shelving! Can't wait to see your iteration of the idea and thanks for the Design Star support as well!
-Kris
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