Boutique Hotel Pick – Senato Hotel – Milano, Italy
Chic is an understatement for this gem of a property in Milan, Italy. And September and October are the best months to see this amazing city of fashion – staying 3-4 nights right here:
Chic is an understatement for this gem of a property in Milan, Italy. And September and October are the best months to see this amazing city of fashion – staying 3-4 nights right here:
I love a good decor or an interesting take on the old – kind of like these from here, here and here:
There are many sides to Paris I adore and what I love most is discovering something new every time I go there – which is at least once a year. For example: {featured image is copyright rawsilkandsaffron and one I took on March 12, 2017 celebrating a friend’s birthday}
I get up at 5:30 every morning, no matter the day. I love the quiet, and the peacefulness, because it helps me think best and plan out my day and even reshuffle my life goals. Then, I do some of my best writing here, there, and even a chapter for my next novel. But what I love most about this time, is what I find interesting online to share with all of you:
Mondays are considered a drag to most people. For me it’s exciting to start a new week, even if it means I have to go to work. I love my job, and there is really no other way I want to spend a Monday, if not on vacation, than to go to work. So, to help those cope with the Monday blues, I have included a few pretty things from here and here:
There are million and one suggestions to consider about decor – mostly outside of hiring a professional. Like if you are a do-it-yourself kind of person, you could spend months contemplating everything from color to a throw blanket or not. To ease your research hopefully, here are some suggestions I found pretty useful: And finally here is my obsession right about now – about an old dresser I use as a TV console and how I want to paint it just like this:
Let’s face it – you walk into a hotel room and your jaw drops – seeing the perfect decor just as the one you saw online, naturally setting the tone for your travels (hopefully in a good way) 🙂 When I was in my twenties, I often times chose a basic hotel, reasonably priced near the train stations since I was not only on a tight budget, but chose to stay only a day or two in each city to maximize my month long vacation. Meaning, being near the train station help facilitate my crazy itinerary. The interesting thing is, the more I travel throughout Europe, the more I notice the hotels nearing the train stations have done an amazing job renovating their properties – not only their location most ideal still for me to this day, but the ambiance worth every penny. Okay, so with that little bit of intro, I love this article about stealing decorating ideas from hotels – which I do all the time.
Once in a while I stop and stare at some things in utter appreciation – such as these from here:
Interior design and decor – heck – even exterior design and architecture are a passion of mine for as long as I can remember. I love a good approach to improving the old and so I pretty much spend quite a lot of time online searching for every idea or innovation and trends humankind is aiming to set, such as these beauties:
Since I live in San Francisco, porch sitting or patio and backyards are seldom a thing. I mean in some neighborhoods maybe – but overall not really. The locals tend to bolt out the door when the sun is shining – to the beach, or to the park, and even a walk across the Golden Gate. That’s how we city folk roll 🙂 But if I were to own a property say just 40 miles south, or east, I would, hands down, go for something like these and those