Yesterday was a rough day on bed rest.

No specific reason, my body was just extra achy and I was grumpy.

During my self-pitty party, I stumbled upon Lucy & Company and was completely inspired by Beth’s work.

She is not afraid to play with color & pattern, I absolutely love the children’s spaces she designs.

These interiors definitely brought a smile to my face.

And what teen wouldn’t want a room like these?

I know I would have.

You will definitely want to check out the rest of her designs, they don’t disappoint.

I recently came across these MUR removable wall adhesives.

I like them.

They are an inexpensive and quick way to add a little life to your home.

Plus, did I mention they are removable? A renters dream.

I particularly like them in children’s spaces like playrooms, bedrooms, and nurseries!

They are available in 10 different colors, so the pattern options are almost endless.

They sell for $20.00 for 16 pieces, not bad at all!

You can buy them here.

So, do you love these too?

I’m pretty excited about this new fabric, Shanghai Peacock, from Schumacher.

I haven’t seen it in person yet, but I got this picture from Naomi at Design Manifest.

I love the fabrics she paired it with, how pretty do they all look together?

It makes the most delicious pillows too!

My favorite Etsy pillow store, Woodyliana, is selling this beauty paired with rich dark piping…love it.

This pillow combination is just gorgeous, don’t you think?

The fabric comes in three color ways.

1. Cerise

2. Brass

3. Cinnabar

I’m not convinced this fabric could replace Chiang Mai Dragon, but I think it’s a pretty big competitor,

What do you think? Do you like it?

I have always loved using non-traditonal colors to decorate for the holidays.

This year I am particularly fond of purple and gold.

I’ve gathered a few of my holiday loves, including several pieces that would work for Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Years.

Actually, you could use a couple of them all year round!

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Do you always stick with traditional colors for the holidays, or do you like to mix it up a little?