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Wednesday, May 2, 2012

Only 1 day left to enter the giveaway for Stella & Dot Necklace!

You know you want it - but May 3 at 6PM EST the contest closes! Visit last week's post to enter to win the gorgeous Calliah Necklace...

Tuesday, May 1, 2012

Holy cuteness! Cool ways to display spring blooms

I had to share these with you. They're from a company called Chive Home. I discovered them while cyber-slacking. We're in the process of getting our little balcony ready for the summer so I was looking for cute ways to grow and display flowers.

Like 'em? They're on sale at ideeli, in the Home Department, under Chive Home - and range from $14 - $55. What do you think?

Another Nordic beauty...a house tour that inspires...

You know my feelings on Nordic interiors...they can't really do wrong... This home, which belongs to Nina, founder of Stylizmo, only solidifies my opinion even more. It was featured in the most recent issue of Llamas Valley

Those butterfly prints are so pretty...

I love all the little vignettes to be found around this home...

Now I want an espresso...and that beautiful china...

Palette repurposed as a headboard... do you like or too rough for you?

Not to be a hater...but it's a little refreshing not to see "keep calm..."

See more and read the story at Llamas Valley

Monday, April 30, 2012

A special discount code just for Decorology readers - 20% off affordable, fine art photography

I am always getting asked where one can find great art at a good price... LuxArchive has a selection of really great photography from established photographers, and they have normal person prices to boot.

Now through May 7, you get 20% off when you use the code DECOROLOGY20 at checkout at LuxArchive.... get your walls ready for style...here are some of my faves....

The beach is my favorite place - so the top two photos, by James Knight-Smith are probably my favorite...

Tree canopies are great too

Don't forget to use DECOROLOGY20 FOR 20% off!

Wallpaper Murals - What do you think?

I'm sure you've seen them before - wallpaper murals, where just one wall is wallpapered in an overall pattern of image.

I think wallpaper murals, like the one above, can look really charming in boutique hotels - especially if it's relevant to the destination.

They can also make small spaces, like this small dining room, really special and unique. Just make sure you really, REALLY, like the graphic, and that it's something you can live with for a long time if need be.

I think that the best application for these murals is as childrens wallpaper. A baby's or kid's room is a great place to get fun and creative. I still remember the wallpaper in my bedroom as a little girl, and it can be really fun for the kid, and a great way to allow him/her to express themselves. Along with the ADORABLE image above, here are some more really cute options for a nursery or child's room. I found these cute designs on the OhPopsi.com .

So cute!

They have thousands of wallpaper murals in many categories.
It was neat to look through the places and landmarks category - and I think a lot of the murals would appeal to world travelers...

...old Paris (I'm reading The Paris Wife right now, so I have Paris on the brain...)

This is a photo of the Aqueduct in Segovia, Spain, the city where Chris and I lived!

What do you think of wallpaper murals ? Is your vote yay or nay?

disclosure* This post is sponsored by OhPopsi.com

Friday, April 27, 2012

Announcing the winner of the Sorting with Style giveaway and some organization inspiration

The winner of the Sort with Style giveaway is Kate Cunningham, chosen by a random draw. Kate - congrats! Thanks to all who entered. I'm hosting another giveaway right now - for a gorgeous Stella & Dot necklace. Enter here.

Below is some delish organization eyecandy...