Jessie from Mix and Chic featured our apartment on her lovely blog today! I am always in awe of Jessie and how frequent and detailed her posts are. As most bloggers know, it is not easy to produce daily content filled with gobs of eye candy and personal commentary that is fresh and new to your readers. The only theory I can come up with is that she must never sleep! Head on over to Mix and Chic to see the apartment, and while my fabulous Haute Indoor Couture followers will recognize the subtle changes in the pad, for those of you who are just stopping by, I thought I would share them with you.
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| The drapes here I love, but I ended up moving them into the Living Room add a little color in there. The mix matched bed side tables drove me crazy which led to my corbel night stand project |
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| My Pottery Barn Peyton drapes from the Living Room have been repurposed here after my seamstress added 24″ of Burlap to the bottom of each panel. Small detail big impact. |
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| Notice my two different drapery rods?? I waited for-ev-er for the second bamboo rod! Also the new seat cushion on the sofa arrived a few months after this photo was taken. Apartment wall color is Benjamin Moore White Ice OC 58 |
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| Personally I feel like the room is so much brighter after moving the shield into Henry’s room. |
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| Henry’s Room when Henry isn’t actually sleeping… |
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| This is what the room usually looks like, and yes that is a sheet covering the sofa, which is on top of a white cotton duck slip cover which protects the vintage 1930’s plaid sofa.The coffee table is courtesy of my Mama, best Christmas Present ever! |
Thanks for featuring us Jessie!
Thanks for the lovely shout out, Elizabeth. My readers love your home, you should check out the comments section when you get a chance!
Have a good day!
Jessie
http://www.mixandchic.com
What a great idea, adding burlap to the curtains. They are so stunning now and fit in so well! All gorgeous rooms!
lol, I love that Henry has his own room. Really like the new curtains in the living room!
Your place looks great. Love all of the changes!