Weekend Inspiration: No. 74

 

Weekend Inspiration: No. 74

I took a little break from pottery updates over the summer, but I’m finally back with a brand new collection! This ninth batch of work is another really exciting one for me since it includes a full range of options—from hand-built items and speckled pieces, to crisp, clean white stoneware vessels, too.

Make the leap over to the DGD Pottery shop here to grab your favorites from the collection, and let me know in the comments of today’s blog post if you’d like to see something specific show up in the shop. I have a few unique items working their way through the kiln over at Make Waynesboro Clay Studio now, so keep an eye on Etsy for those. Let’s just say there are some pieces in the pipeline that can’t even sit on a tabletop…More to come, but in the meantime, here’s a list of fun links that caught my eye this past week.

Weekend Inspiration: No. 74

1. These DIY mirrored side tables look so high-end! Would you give the project a shot this fall?

2. Megan’s eclectic chic living room makes me want to add built-ins to every space in our home. Find out how to get the look for yourself here.

3. In case you missed it, our 2019 home tour went live on MyDomaine.com with photos by Tiffany Sun Jung! See the full story this way.

4. Spoiler alert: the next room on our renovation list is our kitchen, so I’ve been keeping an eye out for inspiration. We’re not planning to change anything around our sink area, but this article about how to choose the right faucet for your renovation still captured my attention. Now I wish we had chosen the black version!

5. In my opinion, it’s never too early to start prepping for the holidays—especially budgeting ahead of time for gifts. This article via The Everygirl offers lots of helpful advice for keeping things in check.

6. I treated myself to this fluffy knit pillow cover ahead of a lifestyle photoshoot I have planned next week, and it’s sooooo much nicer than I even expected it would be. Couldn’t recommend it more!

Weekend Inspiration: No. 74

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Get The Look Of My Mid-Century Office

Now that our 2019 home tour is officially live and out there for the world to see, I thought it would be fun to go room by room through our retro ranch and break down how to get the look in your own homes.

To be honest, it still blows my mind a little that anyone would think our rooms were cool enough to replicate, but one of the most frequently asked questions I get online is “Where did you get that?!” so it’s time to make the lists a little more official. By the way, I am incredibly flattered each and every time someone asks that question—you guys always know how to make me feel like a million bucks!

Get The Look Of My Mid-Century Office

Get The Look Of My Mid-Century Office:

1. Mid-Century-Inspired Leather Sofa ($1,399)

2. Boho Handmade Pillow Cover ($25)

3. Faux Snake Plant ($65)

4. Essex Damask Tufted Rug ($135)

5. Moroccan Leather Pouf ($65)

6. Large Display Digital Clock ($20)

7. Business Card Holder ($5)

8. Stacked Cubes Removable Wallpaper (custom price)

9. Rattan Mirror (similar) ($29)

10. Cube Bookcase ($114)

11. Modern Upholstered Swivel Chair ($137)

12. Executive Desk (similar) ($2,699)

My office is actually one of the most evolved rooms in our house. If you’ve been following along since we moved back in 2015, then you might remember how my office started out in what is now our guest room. We made the room swap after living here for a year or so, which was just enough time for me to realize that my office didn’t need to be in the second largest bedroom. Our third, more pint-sized bedroom was juuuuuust right to keep my office items organized and accessible.

The most recent furniture addition to my office was our vintage leather sofa. We moved it from the living room into my office to allow me more lounge space when I just can’t stand the thought of sitting at a desk for another minute (I’ll use my laptop from the comfort of the leather sofa instead). We also use my office to keep the cat “stuff” close at hand. The cube shelf is perfect for holding all of their food and water bowls, and we’ve since turned the office closet into a litter box station—kinda gross but, unfortunately, necessary. Good thing our kitties are more than worth it!

So that’s a basic breakdown of everything you need to get the look of my office. Hop over to our full 2019 home tour if you want even more resource information for this space (and all of the other rooms in our house), and let me know in the comments section for this post which room you’d like to see next. Maybe our master bedroom? The dining room? Leave your vote below!

Get The Look: My Mid-Century Office & Lounge

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