Just in time for Christmas I’ve released four photographs I’ve taken while traveling through Europe. They’ve been enhanced by me mostly as a result of how I defined each photograph. They are available through my Etsy store for purchase, and if you plan to give any of them as a gift for the holidays, be sure to order them no later than December 10th.
I have to say I am impressed with the concrete approach to kitchen and bath decor here. I’ve never considered the option. Although come to think of it my mother’s house which was built in the 1930s has a beautiful concrete sink in the garage, next to her laundry space.
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Finally, I came down from my San Francisco Giants high, spending the entire day yesterday waiting for the parade to start, and all the festivities happening throughout the city. It was exciting to be part of such a celebration, although the craziness of it took its toll commuting into and out of the city/work downtown. Nonetheless, I am back, focused again on everything rawsilkandsaffron, once more finding decor ideas (in this case) which by adding just the right pop of color or detail, exciting a room. {source}
One man’s vision for home decor caught my eye from here, and I had to share. Mostly the kitchen ideas, and the neutrals, splashes of color throughout, my favorite being a home in San Francisco of course.
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You know when you buy an old house in San Francisco – Edwardian or a Victorian mostly – it is important to decorate the inside to bring out the true charm of the house. Modern seems to work here and there, but in old homes, the design and decor must compliment each room perfectly. Here’s what I would consider if I were lucky enough to overbid on such a property in one of the most expensive cities to live in. {inspiration from here}
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