I feel a little delinquent since I haven't really posted a "Welcome to the New House" post yet. We still have kind of a lot of work to do before I feel ready to unveil it to the world, but in the meantime, here are a few of my favorite things:
new|CHAIR I had something fairly specific in mind, but it wasn't the sort of thing I could actually look for. Instead, I kept my eye out until I saw something that would fit the bill. And guess what? It reclines. BONUS.
favorite|PICTURE This is my all-time favorite picture of me and Kirk, and when he came across it while unpacking, he claimed it for his end table. I love seeing it every day, but it is even better knowing that Kirk picked one of my favorites.
perfect|RAILING I love everything about this particular spot in the house. The contrast of the black metal with the warm wood. The only carpet in the whole house. A hint of the slate blue I've worked into the palette. And I can't wait to decorate the banister come Christmas.
updated|MENU BOARD Michelle was kind enough to update my menu board to reflect the new colors. It's nice to have something familiar nearby as I try to remember where on earth I put the pizza cutter/melon baller/apple corer... that list definitely goes on!
grown up|PLACE SETTING I've always wanted to own a set of fine china but have never indulged because I can't reconcile my contemporary style with the idea that china should have a history. I finally feel like I can give up the desire for china since I now have a gorgeous place setting for 12 including formal glasses in a sleek, modern style.
french|DOORS When a friend came over to do an awesome empty-house photo shoot, she was sure to grab a picture of me next to one of my favorite features: the french doors that lead into the piano room. I could gush on and on about all I love, but I'll keep it simple with the chart topper: the laticed shadows cast into the entry when the sun streams through the piano room window.
welcome|HOME We're still a week or two away from moving the boys into their new bedrooms (they are going to be EPIC), which means we are still a week or three away from truly unpacking and settling in. But while it is far from perfect and far from finished, it already feels like home.
BOY TRAPPED
Where the inside of my mind leaks onto the screen.
Saturday, May 10, 2014
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