Made in the shade

I first saw these beautiful window shades on Candice Olson's HGTV show "Candice Tells All", and instantly fell in love. What a beautiful way to dress up your windows, allow soft filtered light through, and also give you the privacy you need. This is one design trend that I am loving. Don't you love it too?Candice Olson

Elle Decor

Emma Jeffries

Delia Shades

Today's topic-wallpaper.

Generally when someone mentions the word wallpaper, we tend to think of country florals and plaids. Totally fuddy duddy. Well, that is not the case anymore. Wallpapers have come a LONG way, and I'm dying to put some up in my own home, specifically grasscloth. It has such a cozy, textural presence, and adds so much dimension and interest in a room. Phillip Jeffries has a line of geometric printed grasscloth that is divine! He combined two of my favorite design elements, texture and graphic print. Love him. And if that weren't bananas enough, Lori Weitzner has a line of magnetic grasscloth. Um, hello, genius! With all of this fabulousness, you just may want to reconsider your position on wallpaper.

Lonny Magazine

Rita Konig Interior Design featured in Elle Decor

Kate Spade

Coastal Living

This little breakfast nook is so much fun with Kelly Wearstler's imperial trellis wallpaper.  The mixture of traditional and modern is perfect.

You can never have too much imperial trellis.

Madison & Grow featured in West Elm

Gray grasscloth and yellow.  Yes please

This room is one of my all time favorites from the grasscloth walls, bamboo table, charcoal sketches, and lantern fixtures.  It's perfection. 

Magnetic grasscloth by Lori Weitzman

Hampton pool lounge Mabley Handler Interior Design

Phillip Jeffries

*images via Coastal Living, Elle Decor, and Decor Pad*