Showing posts with label Mood board. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mood board. Show all posts

Favorite pieces to finish those nearly done rooms.

Friday, October 10, 2014
Today I thought I would share a few things I have my eye on from online shopping.
I shop a lot okay, it's a problem.
My husband is looking into therapy.

Anyways, one of my favorite places to shop & compare things is Overstock.
Mostly because they have A LOT of stuff, pretty much whatever I can dream up.
I've had good luck ordering items from them in the past.
I find that they are a good source to look at when the heavy lifting is done and you really just want to make a room pretty. 
So pretty much this is the stage a LOT of people get stuck out.
I gathered a few of my favorites from their site that you can order and finish those half done rooms right away if you wish. 



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Cheery Traditional Living Room.

Monday, May 21, 2012
I'm preparing for a trip to Utah for a week to help my mom organize & decorate her new house.
I am really excited to be able to spend a week up there with her shopping till we drop, but still a little nervous about flying alone with Gracieloo. My husband is such a rockstar with her when we travel... I usually just sit back & relax. It should be interesting to say the least.

So, today while I was browsing on Olioboard. I put together a mood board for her front sitting room.
Bright & Traditional Living Room

Olioboard made it really easy to put together a mood board and has a gorgeous selection of pieces to place in your rooms. Though, I wouldn't mix white & off white like I did on my board. I just couldn't find all the pieces I liked in one or the other.

She has a lot of wood going in the house already on already so I kept the tones really light. My mom likes traditional lines, but still wants it to be bright & cheery. I like the idea of putting furniture in there that has soft lines to juxtapose the boxy and heavy wood. For me, rustic elements like a grain sack pillow, or rusted metal of some sort is pretty much a must in every room. I think it gives the rooms a more comfortable, lived in feeling which I really love.

I am really excited to go up there and work on it.