10 Pins : Pinterest Inspiration
Hi, friends! I hope you all had a nice weekend and your week is off to a wonderful start. I’m still in Nashville spending time with our family, but I’m excited to share this month’s edition of 10 Pins (yay!)… it’s a good one! It feels like a nice mix of cozy winter inspiration, while looking forward to the first signs of spring. You’ll find a bit of both. There are some beautifully designed spaces with gorgeous natural light, spring blooms, and classic design. There are also some incredibly talented designers to discover and follow in this post. Click through to talk interiors with me, scroll through some stunning home imagery, and to take a little visual vacation to kick off the week. It’s always fun to start the week feeling inspired. The above soaking tub situation looks pretty dreamy, doesn’t it? That’s a February mood for certain.Â
#1 // Seating Area
This simplistic seating area feels like the best of both worlds- modern and traditional. From the gorgeous pleated drapery, Gracie wallpaper, and timeless millwork to the modern curved sofa, sconce, and marble table, the juxtaposition is really beautiful.
#2 // Bright Entryway
I just really loved the warm natural light flooding into this minimal entryway. The french doors, paned windows, and creamy neutral paint color paired with the vintage rug feels so easy and welcoming.
#3 // Double Vanity
Hello beautiful double vanity! If you’re looking to make an impact in a small bath, this is a great way to do it. Classic materials with a modern edge, pattern play, and the mixing of metals… this is another space that feels achievable and well designed at the same time.
#4 // Sage Green Kitchen
I’ve been missing green in our home and have it on my list to paint something (or a room) soon. It’s my favorite color and this sage kitchen really reinforced how much I love those hues. There is a lot to love about this space… the vintage rug, the custom cabinetry, the beautiful windows, the range hood, the ceiling treatment, the cozy walnut wood floor, marble countertops, and you know I love a countertop lamp moment! So pretty.
#5 // Entryway
Other things I can’t get enough of? Barley twist, classic sisal & jute rugs, lantern light fixtures, and oversized branch arrangements. This grand entryway from McGrath is ticking all the boxes!
#6 // Dog Bath
While I was on bed rest post surgery, I mentioned I started designing our future laundry room… you know a dog bath is definitely going to happen someday! It has been on my wishlist since forever. I loved this one with the art and simple tile… but most of all, the pretty handheld shower.
#7 // Living Room
Doesn’t this living room feel inviting? I digging the antique table, modern lighting, geometric rug, art, and of course the patterned sofa with the beautiful casters! The light is hitting it just perfectly. I could definitely do some serious lounging there.
#8 // Dining Room
This traditional dining room stopped me mid scroll. Doesn’t it feel classic, but with some pizazz? The rug, the chairs, the dishes, the cabinetry, and most importantly- another cool light fixture.
#9 // Arched Front Door
I had to include this lovely front door because it was giving me all the spring vibes! I’m dreaming of the day I can plant flowers and play in my garden. It really is a gorgeous door vignette with beautiful stone, millwork, and glass, isn’t it? Very dramatic!
#10 // Mudroom Bench
Last but not least, a sweet little mudroom bench area. This is really what I envision for our future mudroom… nothing too fancy, simple millwork, a place to sit, some storage, and a room that can withstand muddy boots, wet winter clothing, and a place to hang a jacket or scarf. Fuss free and pretty.
I hope you enjoyed this month’s 10 pins! This time of year always has me trying to make the most of winter, while simultaneously wishing for spring. Anyone else? Here’s to a lovely week ahead, no matter what the weather brings! I may be slow to respond to comments, as we’re still enjoying family time in Tennessee, but I’ll be sure to get to them before the end of the week.