One of my favorite sources on interior inspiration is Milk Magazine. This home was recently featured and that you can live with kids and without the mass of primary colors that come along with them. Melanie Ireland, the designer for Simple Kids visited this home several times before making it her own. She fell in love with the homes well preserved old details such as the old mirrors, wooden floors, high ceilings and large windows.
Read this article here–>
I love this – especially the concept of storing magazine stacks in an unused fireplace like that. If I could do that, I might not feel so guilty about having tons of old magazines lying around!
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Naomi,
Isn’t that genius. If I had a fireplace I’d have enough magazines to fill it as well. I say, give it a try!
That mirror and the pillows and the rugs and the magazines in the fireplace… so. much. goodness.
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I knew you’d like this post if you saw it. Screams Kelly-Ann :)
“ditto” , love everything!!
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Ahh, I adore white walls and flat handwoven wool rugs! Lovely snapshots!
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and the floor! you forgot about the amazing floor!
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