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Thanks for posting the shelving information!

WHERE IS THE HANGING CREDENZA FROM??????

I laughed and laughed! It is so worth the creepy factor! Thanks for the chuckle.

i love it too!

The blue on your walls? Please share!

The rattan in your living room is what my mom has had at the lake for years. The cushions are still wonderful and firm and she has a lovely cream covers on it that remain spotless.

I'll just post on the plants (although I like Sonu's recommendation on the front door colors).

I like a small dwarf tree in front of the bay window: Japanese maple, flowering almond, or a tree viburnum (great little flowers, nice compact growth with a beautiful red color in the fall).

White/green euonymous is nice and could be planted in the bed with the tree - lower growing with controllable spread. Stays ok in colder months.

Clean up around the front door - bye bye to the metal chairs and planters. You can do better in the chair dept if you like sitting out front. A bistro chair to compliment the colors that you pick. You could even do an area in front of the window for seating if that is the case.

Don't jam the plants upon each other or the house. Consider that they need room to spread (reason why your current bushes look too much) and will in short order. You can often find a nursery that will do a quick drawing for you for little cost if you purchase your plants there.

I love the Eames shell chairs and rockers. I have been wanting several for years; however have never had the opportunity to sit in them for a dinner etc.

Are they comfy?

Thanks!

I love the pendant lamp in the dining room and have been looking so thanks for the link. Got to get a MALM!

LOVE THE WHOLE POST. Beautiful colors. Love how they transition.

It felt like a hug on a cold winter day.

Many thanks!

But could you tell us how she did it or how something similar could be done?

"it's neat!" lol

YAY layla and kevin. love your blog!

i have been thinking about getting 3 of the bubble lamps for over our eating area. it is a small area 10 x 12 and I wonder how you like yours? We want some light with the beauty.