The darling Camila from Effortless Style  sent me some of her “scraps” to make pillows for my sofa.

It arrived today and I am so excited!

I am in awe of her kindness!

Thanks so much Camila, you are the best!

Isn’t this little clutch fantastic?

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She also posted tutorial on how to make that flower!

Happy Weekend!

 I sure love the blogging community.

I can always count on you guys to make me feel so good!

This was a good week…

Yesterday my home was featured on Alice in Designland.

She features some amazing home tours,  how lucky am I?

Check it out here.

Speaking of lucky, my dining room and master bedroom were also featured on Made by Girl yesterday!

How cool, I am so flattered!

check it out here.

The blog world sure makes me happy 🙂

Actually, you all do!

Thanks blogosphere, what did I do before we met?

 I am honored and thrilled to be here today and I’m sending a big hug and thank you to Danielle for asking me to participate in her lovely series! I love bold prints and colorful textiles, especially with a heavy does of texture, they just liven up my home and make me smile every time I walk by.

Last summer I added a touch of turquoise to my living room and this pretty shade has done wonders for my space. First, a lovely little chair with a fabulous velvet pattern graced the corner nook {the chair was a HomeSense/HomeGoods score!}. I paired it with a glam silk pillow in chocolate brown and the contrast of the thick texture in the chair with a bit of shine on the pillow is perfection.

Next I picked up a little Morrish tile print to mix it ip a little. I love the Moroccan vibe and these pillows were a real find at $20 a piece from HomeSense:

And finally, I think I will never tire of Kelly Wearstler’s Imperial Trellis! I just love the texture on this heavy linen. This colorway is Parchment/Midnight and works well with my bedding from the House & Home line at The Bay.

So there you have it! A few of the textiles that bring me joy everyday. Next up I have plans for some curtain panels and Roman blinds with a Greek-key inspired motive!! Thank you again to Danielle for inviting me to share pieces of my home.