A long and narrow living space: one of the biggest furniture-arrangement challenges out there. How about using back-to-back sofas to create separation between two seating areas? Check out these cool examples. [source] [source] [source] Or consider using a daybed as a divider between two areas. It offers seating in either direction, and maintains a low profile to…
Christmas fever has hit. I’m officially loving everything with extra glitter and sparkle lights. There is something so magical about Christmas. Last night my husband and I went to small group – this awesome thing in our lives where we get to meet with other young couples every other week and eat good food, chat about life, pray, and learn about Jesus. We take turns hosting and as I was walking into our friends’ home,…
[source] When it comes to coffee tables, 18 is the number to remember: The standard height of a coffee table is 18″. Also – place your coffee table approximately 18″ from the sofa it is paired with. [source] Had to share: this amazing coffee table… [source] And this coffee table is the what dreams are made of…
-Deborah Needleman, in the introduction to “Domino – The Book of Decorating” As I began reading this beautiful book, Deborah’s statement at the conclusion of her introduction really stuck out to me. I agree with her statement so much, I couldn’t help but share it. To summarize her…
Here’s a little peek inside my office. And when I say little peek, I mean this very honestly may be the most of my office you will ever see. Why? Well, because it is a “creative space”. A place where I work, make things, be creative, make messes – and rarely have everything picked up. This serene little spot is right above the table where I work on my computer and all of my…
Recently flipping through this book, I saw a photo that struck me, and thought “well, I never thought of that before”… As a super casual, inexpensive cover: Drape fabric over a sofa. [source] Use a pattern for a lively look. Or a solid with some patterned pillows for a more neutral feel. [source] Inspiration comes from all places.
It’s dimensions are often meek: usually around 32″ tall, and 14-18″ deep, but the console table can be a mighty useful and versatile piece of furniture. Use it in an entryway as a focal point and a place for your keys to land. Beach Style Entry by Marblehead Interior Designers & Decorators Molly Frey Design Use it…
Remember this shelf of wonder, made from barn wood & a glass panel? It strikes again! After my dad designed the first one, I let him know that I sure would really love to have one in the Rardon house as well. Of course, he delivered…. The canvas: Painting by Rachel (me!). I knew I wanted to keep it simple, since I would layer accessories in front…
Seriously, a new blog post?! What?! My blog has sat stagnant since January. Yowza. Like if it were water – we would be deathly afraid of scary mosquitoes, stagnant. So, just letting you know I’m still here and ready to chat. A few things have changed around the Rardon house this year. Most significantly: there’s a baby living here! Her name is Anna, and she is the most precious, impactful, crazy, amazing,…
Happy New Year! Did you ring in the New Year with gusto?! My hubby and I took a little mini-vacation to Lincoln, and it was Fab.U.Lous. I mean, I got nachos at the Pinnacle Bank Arena, a fancy drink on New Year’s Eve, meals with college friends, Noodles & Company, a trek through Homegoods – what more could a girl ask for, really?! Okay- maybe a Lemar’s Donut, but I’ll try not to be ridiculous.
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