Desk Du Jour

{Lonny}

My ideal workspace would have a wide desk like this one where I could spread out my things without feeling cramped or disorganized. Granted a sleek red leather chair and stacked lacquer boxes wouldn't hurt!

{Lonny}

My ideal workspace would have a wide desk like this one where I could spread out my things without feeling cramped or disorganized. Granted a sleek red leather chair and stacked lacquer boxes wouldn't hurt!

Kayce Hughes

{Gigi Dress, $138}

{Ruffle Blouse, $74}

{Evy Top, $74}

If you've been on the lookout for chic basics at reasonable prices, your search ends here. Look no further than my lovely sponsor Kayce Hughes, whose shop is brimming with pretty prints and girly ruffles. I've been living in my white ruffle blouse and knit tunic top — the quality is amazing and the pieces are wonderfully versatile. 

P.S. If you're holiday shopping for little girls, Kayce's children's section is not to be missed!

{Gigi Dress, $138}

{Ruffle Blouse, $74}

{Evy Top, $74}

If you've been on the lookout for chic basics at reasonable prices, your search ends here. Look no further than my lovely sponsor Kayce Hughes, whose shop is brimming with pretty prints and girly ruffles. I've been living in my white ruffle blouse and knit tunic top — the quality is amazing and the pieces are wonderfully versatile. 

P.S. If you're holiday shopping for little girls, Kayce's children's section is not to be missed!

I Heart Symmetry

{via Little Green Notebook}

{Martha Stewart}

{via Dress Design Decor}

While I appreciate those who can live with asymmetry, this type A personality much prefers symmetrical alignment for frames, furniture, you name it. The graphic impact of a matching frames — be it two or twenty — is so strong that I can't imagine doing it any other way. How do you prefer your gallery walls?

{via Little Green Notebook}

{Martha Stewart}

{via Dress Design Decor}

While I appreciate those who can live with asymmetry, this type A personality much prefers symmetrical alignment for frames, furniture, you name it. The graphic impact of a matching frames — be it two or twenty — is so strong that I can't imagine doing it any other way. How do you prefer your gallery walls?