Although I am drawn to a variety of design styles {masculine, industrial, mid-century modern, etc.} when I skim through my inspiration boards I always come back to rooms with a feminine aesthetic. It may not always be "on-trend," but I am firm believer to follow what you love versus what the latest design magazine or blog says is the current look. As a continuation of last year's post, I have rounded up a bunch of new interior inspiration to allow you to indulge your inner girly girl. Big hearts!
So pretty & feminine! I love the bright white rooms!
ReplyDeleteInspiring! WOW!
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Inspiring photos!
ReplyDeleteI think that your home always should reflect your personality.
Have a wonderful day.
Margaret
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that chair with the thick stripe is incredibly gorgeous! Love!
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wow, i never thought i would like, let alone, love pink walls in a dining room, but that dining room is super pretty and i kind of think it wouldn't be nearly as pretty without those pink walls! i have that same image of the painted cain chairs in waiting for a blog post. i love that image too! (but really i love them all!) okay, i can't not comment on that last bedroom! omgosh, i want that room in my house, my twins would stay in there forever, er i mean love it ;)
ReplyDeleteThe only word that comes to mind is dreamy. All of these spaces are just beautiful, whimsical and dreamy. Love them all!
ReplyDeleteI love the photos!!! It's so amazing!
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Oh the first and second photos truly speak to me! Either a light grey, pink or a white space is in my interior palette as of late. Happy Wednesday, love! x
ReplyDeletei love the pictures and since we are moving mid March I pinned a few for my inspiration.
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I love these photos! Great inspiration.
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What a great collection of images. I love everything about the fourth image of the green chair and floral wallpaper from Veranda. While I always love a good soft pink, I think this room looks perfect because it seems so feminine while using a less traditional color scheme.
ReplyDeletetotally inspired by these photos!
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I need those giant pink drapes. Shades of the Greenbriar!
ReplyDeletetotally! so elegant.
ReplyDeletebtw, i think a trip to the greenbrier is in order :)
me too, the light in them is just so lovely.
ReplyDeletehope you're having a great week jessica!
thanks so much edita!
ReplyDeletei couldn't agree more margaret.
ReplyDeletethanks so much for stopping by!
oh i know, i just love that whole little nook. such a wonderful place to curl up with a book and let the day slip by :)
ReplyDeletei know, i would NEVER think of painting a dining room pink {not sure i could ever convince my BF as well} but i think paired with the rustic and antique blacks & neutrals it just works. and i know, isn't that last room just magical? i would probably stay in there forever myself :)
ReplyDeleteme too gloria!
ReplyDeletehope you're having a lovely week :)
thanks akshara! they all seem like such cozy and welcoming spaces, definitely somewhere you could feel at home in :) i hope you're having a lovely week!
ReplyDeletei'm so glad you like them erika!
ReplyDeleteanything dreamy / whimsical is right up my alley :)
thanks so much lindsay!
ReplyDeletehope you're having a wonderful week.
that second photo definitely reminds me of your lovely style :)
ReplyDeletei hope you're having a great week supal!
i'm so glad you liked them andreea!
ReplyDeletegood luck getting ready for the move :)
thank you so much nan. i absolutely love the image from veranda, i could easily imagine curling up in that beautiful corner with a good book and watching the day go by. casual elegance at it's best :)
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