Showing posts with label bedrooms. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bedrooms. Show all posts

4/18/2013

Mia + Finn Linens

I'm newly obsessed with a line of bed and table linens called Mia + Finn. I'm especially into the bedding...the collection is full of cheery, playful, delightfully boho prints that would be perfect for casual bedrooms and kids rooms. Owner Caroline Defrance, a French women (ironic last name, right?), has the linens handmade in Rajathan and the aesthetic of Mia + Finn definitely reflects a French meets Indian sensibility. I particularly love the contrast edging that adorns many of the pieces. Here's a sampling of what they offer:


So cute, isn't it? If you're a Dallas reader, you can buy these at Mary Cates & Co. Otherwise, you can buy directly on the Mia + Finn site!

1/24/2013

Cute Bunk Beds + More from British Homes & Gardens

On Madeline Weinrib's Pinterest feed I saw the following photo from British Homes & Gardens and gasped. Are these not the cutest bunk beds ever? I just adore the sassy cut-out openings and I love how they are styled. The swing arm sconces, the striped drapery panel, and the chic little framed piece of art in the lower bunk all combine to make a bunk set that is sophisticated but still really cute!
Photo via British Homes & Gardens

I googled the mag and searched their site in an an attempt to find the designer information. While I failed to find that, I did run across a few other awesome spaces in the Bedroom photo section. Ironically, one is another red bedroom with twin beds and stripes...
Image via British Homes & Gardens

And the other is this awesome vintage display case that has been repurposed as a wardrobe in a bedroom. I think it looks pretty stinkin' cool...
Image via British Homes & Gardens

And I'm 99.9% sure this is Jenna Lyons' former bedroom, which has been featured everywhere...but I still like it!
Image via British Homes & Gardens

When I have more time, I want to click through more of the British Homes & Gardens site. British style is different than ours in the US in so many ways, and it's nice to see different perspectives in design.