I've been staring at this image for days. The dress is so feminine, romantic and elegant, and her hair is modern, glamorous and chic.
I'm completely in love.
Photo by Studio Cabrelli via Style Me Pretty. The dress is Sassi Holford.
Showing posts with label Scallops. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Scallops. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Dress of the (Wednes)day
Labels:
Flowers,
Getting Hitched,
Scallops,
Weddings
Monday, April 25, 2011
Clever (?)
The first thing I noticed about this cute little closet crib was the scallopped paint job on the inside wall. Adorable! Plus, the doily bunting is an easy DIY, and I love the aqua-and-strawberry palette. Very sweet.
Otherwise, I can't tell if this is an ingenious small-space solution or a travesty against city-dwellers, such as myself, for whom closet space is at a premium. Adam and I have only two closets in our apartment, and in them we keep all of our clothes, extra bedding, shoes, stock supplies (like big ugly packs of toilet paper), all of our athletic equipment (including 6 different rackets, two bikes - plus helmets, gloves, reflectors and rain gear - all of my burlesque costumes, a pair of snowshoes and some rollerskates), plus our ironing board/iron, our umbrellas, tools and emergency supplies (like our earthquake kit and flats of bottled water).
So yeah, there's not much room for a baby in there too. But in the right space, I think this could be genius.
via Alice in Designland
Otherwise, I can't tell if this is an ingenious small-space solution or a travesty against city-dwellers, such as myself, for whom closet space is at a premium. Adam and I have only two closets in our apartment, and in them we keep all of our clothes, extra bedding, shoes, stock supplies (like big ugly packs of toilet paper), all of our athletic equipment (including 6 different rackets, two bikes - plus helmets, gloves, reflectors and rain gear - all of my burlesque costumes, a pair of snowshoes and some rollerskates), plus our ironing board/iron, our umbrellas, tools and emergency supplies (like our earthquake kit and flats of bottled water).
So yeah, there's not much room for a baby in there too. But in the right space, I think this could be genius.
via Alice in Designland
Labels:
Baby Fever,
Interiors,
Scallops
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