well, if this isn’t a kitchen to die for, right? i’d slave away behind a hot stove all day here if i could. so light, so fresh, so pretty! the latest work from Senalee Kapelevich of svk interior design, this kitchen is in san francisco’s noe valley neighborhood — a pre-1900 victorian, given a makeover […]

well, if this isn’t a kitchen to die for, right? i’d slave away behind a hot stove all day here if i could. so light, so fresh, so pretty! the latest work from Senalee Kapelevich of svk interior design, this kitchen is in san francisco’s noe valley neighborhood — a pre-1900 victorian, given a makeover […]

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Heute gibt es zur Abwechslung nochmal Bilder aus unserer Küche! Normalerweise wird hier ständig gewurschtelt, gearbeitet gebacken, gekleckert… deswegen ist sie oft...

If you love sweet pastels, Scandinavian style and the domestic talent that lies behind the blog Yvestown , then you’ll love this home tour because today I am taking you through Yvonne Eijkenduin’s beautiful Belgian abode. Hi guys, it’s Holly Marder back this month on decor8 with another home that

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this is such a pretty, and very feminine kitchen — right down to the pale pink counter appliances. it’s a recent renovation by DOROTHÉE LAFONTAINE of the french blog l’ appartement living, and it’s just lovely. with its white/white cabinets, floors and subway tiles, paired with sweet brass fixtures and cooper pendant lamps, it’s just […]

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From mid-century yesterday to modern edge today. This Swedish home for sale through Stadshem is so great. I love the art photography and...

When I think of a boho style color palette, I don’t usually think of pastels–least of all pink. But my pink hutch (seen here in the current print issue of Good Housekeeping — woot woot!) has me thinking otherwise…Here are some blushing boho pieces from my OKL sale going on right now… And here are...

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stella harasek. the first time hairpin legs were used on furniture was in 1941 as part of a Russel Wright American-Way collection. invented by Henry P. Glass, Hairpin legs were a war-time invention — their design limited the amount of material needed while keeping the strength of traditional legs — truly a form meets function […]

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