Decor | Lifestyle | Design
Hello friends! Here we are at Week 2 of the One Room Challenge and my master bedroom plan! (You can read all about what I’m doing here). Sadly, I have already hit some snafus, haha! I guess I shouldn’t be surprised by this, but for some reason, I am! 😉
Hello there and welcome to French Country Fridays! Hopefully if you are a subscriber you saw my post yesterday – I’m joining the One Room Challenge again!! I’m pretty excited to finally be re-doing my dated master bedroom! If you missed it and want to catch all the details – including the ugly “before” photos 😉 – you can find the full post here.
Well, I’m doing again!! And I’m both nervous and excited – a strangely similar feeling to what I had when I started the One Room Challenge last spring!
This will be my second time participating in the One Room Challenge, and this time, I’m set to do a master bedroom makeover! And even though the last time was stressful, and a little crazy, I’m doing it again. And here’s the reason why. I love the feeling I get when it’s finished! I am the world’s biggest procrastinator when it comes to decorating (#truth) and it forces me to actually set a timeline and get it done!
Happy weekend friends! And what a happy weekend it is. Today it is in the 80s – woot, woot!! I can’t even tell you how excited I am to have some truly warm weather! And how appropriate that I would be sharing some more spring decorating with you today.
Hello friends, and welcome to French Country Fridays! Are you enjoying some spring weather where you are? We have finally been getting some sun (yay!) and though it’s still been chilly, it’s supposed to be in the upper 70’s this weekend and I’m positively giddy!
Grey and gold has been on the design scene for a few years now, and it doesn’t seem to be going anywhere. In fact, rather than receding, gold and brass tones are hotter than ever!
But what I like about this particular combo is the unexpectedness of it. Until just a few years ago, grey was usually combined with silver tones, like chrome and nickel, even in fashion. It seems every kitchen had silver toned hardware, whether that kitchen was grey, white, or something else. But now, the contrast is so refreshing.
