Showing posts with label chilled. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chilled. Show all posts

Wednesday, 22 June 2016

The Home of Jessica and Ryan



Earthy Ceramic collection including Eye pottery by Martina Thornhill


Wooden utensils and Triangle Mirror










I really love the relaxed vibe of this home Ipswich, MA that I found on Apartment therapy via Pinterest.  Although beautifully styled, what i love about it is that the wooden furniture is 'normal'. In normal I mean isn't necessarily the most stylish or modern, it is the kind of stuff that you can get cheaply from a thrift store/ charity shop and as Jessica and Ryan prove, it can look really great!

The neutral toned ceramics (including the work of Moon to Moon fave Martina Thornhill), house plants in baskets and enviable wooden utensil collections also work very well with the chilled natural theme.

Plus Jessica and Ryan, pictured below, look like a fun couple to chill out with ....

See more of their home and their interview over at Apartment Therapy


Monday, 10 December 2012

Creating a Relaxing Bohemian Bedroom


Dreamy Bohemian Bedroom via the boat people
Starry bedroom Wall
Dreamy bedroom, in a porch

Dreamy bohemian bedroom complete with houseplants and a hammock
Dreamy bohemian bedroom via Elle Interior
Gasp.... that bedding
Beautiful bohemian Art Nouveau bedding, ethnic rugs, hammocks to read in, sheepskin on the floor, stars on the walls, houseplants, pillows and cushions... what more could a girl want when creating a relaxing bedroom?

I have started my first shift as an A&E nurse today (so excited and scared) and know the job is going to be tough so I have been obsessing about creating the perfect relaxing bedroom. Candles, incense, velvet cushions and a stunning vintage crotchet blanket have....

 I am in the process of saving up for my first actual bed in 7 years.... the romantic notion of a mattress on the floor is wearing a little thin...

If you would like a bit of Bohemnian Bedroom Inspiration my Bohemian Bedroom Collection

Saturday, 11 July 2009

Wednesday, 1 April 2009