While I love introducing large scale pieces in smaller spaces, don't overlook the small scaled accents too. I love how this simple bud vase and small buddha make a statement on this mantle.
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- STAY SMALL SOMETIMES
- SMALL SPACE ACCENTS: Dorogaya Calendar Magnets
- MY NEW GIG...Writer for Apartment Therapy LA
- BANDELLE'S DOUBLE TAKE: Cashmere Mafia
- USING YOUR WALLS: Curtain-turned-headboard
- PICTURE THIS: Vintage magazine covers
- SMALL SPACE ACCENT: Bowls of fruit
- ADDITION TO MY DREAM HOUSE FILE: Wood Slated Walls
- SMALL SPACE ACCENTS: Vintage or just old?
- CLEVER: Using soft luggage as a side table
- SMALL SPACE D.I.Y.: Silhouette Walls
- THE NOT SO BIG HOUSE
- I LOVE DESIGN
- SMALL SPACE ACCENTS: Quilted wallcoverings
- CLEVER: Hidden bed drawers
- LOVING EATING SMALL: Window sill tomato plant
- DESIGN INSPIRATION: Ace Hotel in Portland
- SMALL SPACE ACCENTS: Thin horizontal accent stripes
- LOVING / LIVING / SMALL's interview on Green Plan(...
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STAY SMALL SOMETIMES
While I love introducing large scale pieces in smaller spaces, don't overlook the small scaled accents too. I love how this simple bud vase and small buddha make a statement on this mantle.
7/31/2008 | Filed Under SMALL SPACE ACCENTS | 1 Comments
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Love the simplicity of a single type of flower. Have a lovely weekend, Rebecca!
Kylie