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| amy d. morris, via atlanta homes and lifestyles |
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| carrier and company, via stylebeat |
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| celerie kemble |
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| unknown, via elle decor |
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| eric kohler |
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| kelly weasrstler, via studio ten 25 |
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| pheobe howard |
now get to the m21 hipswap shop and replicate the look in your own home
5 comments:
Who can ever resists buying a pair? You never break a pair. I have a gorgeous, distinctive pair of antique chinoiserie lamps I refuse to split, even for my best client. She only needs one more lamp on one end table and she loves them. But I said, "No, they must go to the same home." She looked at me like I was crazy. She even offered to buy both. "But you'd only use one...," I protested. I just couldn't see it. Still said no.
However, ever since my little girl asked, while surveying our own home, "Mommy, why do you always do things so two-sie?" I realized only so many pairs per room.
omg- your daughter is NEVER allowed to visit my home! her palate is far too refined! ;-)
I love the pairs.
Love all these spaces with the etageres and the etageres themselves. The ones you are selling are fab! Happy Friday!
www.donnaviningblog.com
Never break up a pair! That's what i always say at my shop….however…I've been known to do it when we've had it far too long! It's just sooooo hard to find a gorgeous pair of anything these days! Anyway…love the pic of Phoebe Howard and Eric Kohler so much! I loved all of them but those were my two faces! Glad I got see this!
Carolyn Bradford
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