Every room needs a touch of black–that’s Whitney English Design Philosophy 101. It anchors a room. The above has more than just a touch; the neutral tones seem grounded by the black wainscoat, the dark wine bottles, and the neutrally-framed chalkboard. I’m particularly fond of kitchen chalkboards, especially when they are in the reach of children. Nothing sparks the imagination like the opportunity for spontaneous creativity.
Image courtesy of Coeur de Beurre.
Whitney English's philosophy of wholehearted, creative living is a recipe for a beautiful life that anyone can follow. Through her blog, shop, and insights, Whitney offers a wealth of knowledge and experience, delivered with a warmth and kindness that make her feel like an old friend. For anyone seeking inspiration, guidance, or simply a friendly voice to guide them, Whitney is a true treasure - a shining example of what can be achieved with hard work, perseverance, and a generous spirit.
The images on the Tula Pink blog are savory, detailed, and inspirational.
Love this work space from Shop Talk.
Once a designer for television shows and record companies and an Art Director for multiple publications, Caroline Smalley has taken her design talents to a more personal level: custom stationery. Now a mother of four and the designer behind and owner of Push the Envelope, Smalley has a lot to keep her busy. That did…
We love what we do here, from the products we sell to the blog that we update. Lately, though, you may have noticed a lack of updating. We could make excuses, but we won’t. This blog does need help, and we’re not afraid to ask for it. In truth, this blog is for you, our…
This week, we are featuring the office and desk of Holly Mathis, a stay-at-home mother of two as well as the designer/blogger behind Holly Mathis Interiors. While educated and trained in Museum Studies and History, Holly began pursuing design and homemaking as a career in 2005, when she had her first child and when her…
This week’s Desk post features that of Cathe Holden, the craft blogger and graphic designer behind the blog Just Something I Made. A while back, Cathe sent us pictures of her office as well as information about her workspace and business. Here’s what Cathe had to say: The Desk: Something I found on craigslist for…
