Welcome new sponsor Bungalow Kids, & a giveaway

 

I am pleased to welcome the latest sponsor of Angie Helm Interiors, Bungalow Kids.  Bungalow Kids offers a fun, fresh selection of children's toys, decor, bedding, and more.  They've gathered together all of their top design sources to bring you the best, most unique children's products available.   Here are just a few of my favorite Bungalow Kids picks

1. Star lap blanket
2. New York City globe
3. Gnome lamp
4. Knit bunting
5. Balance bike
6. A Christmas Carol
7. S chair
8. Paper star lantern
9. Home embroidered pillow 

And, today Bungalow Kids is giving away the adorable ceramic gnome lamp exclusively to the readers of Angie Helm Interiors!   Here's how to enter:

1. Become a follower of this blog (join this site).
2. Leave a comment about why you would love to win the gnome lamp.
3. For an additional entry, follow Angie Helm Interiors on Instagram.

Giveaway winner will be picked Friday, December 21st.

Thanksgiving for the turkeys

I really love this time of year where familes get together to share wonderful food, warm memories, and gratitude for one another.  I especially love sharing it with my three little indians.  They bring me so much joy and happiness, and I'm always impressed by the littlest things that they are the most grateful for.  Why not show your gratitude for them by creating a fun, and entertaining kids table for them to enjoy this year?  These are a few of my favorite, & easy to make ideas:

1.  Paper pilgrim hat place cards

2.  Butcher paper crafting table

3.  Autumn leaf place cards

4.  Paper treat pies

5.  Ice cream cone teepee's

6.  Paper drumstick place cards

7.  Family trivia turkey's

8.  Paper popcorn turkey centerpiece

And for dessert, why not try these tasty, tiny pumpkin pies?  After all, they're the perfect size for your little pumpkins. 

Here's how to make these tiny desserts:

Preheat oven to 425 degrees.

Pie Crust:

Using package of ready made pie crust from the grocery store, take a rolling pin and roll it out to desired thickness.  Be sure not to roll it out too thin or your crusts will burn more easily.  After you've rolled out your pie crust, take a 3-inch biscuit cutter and cut dough into round pie shells.  Line muffin tin with cupcake liners.  Gently place pie dough in center, and press out towards the edges of the tin.

Pie Filling:

I took a regular 29 ounce can of pure pumpkin, and followed the directions on the side.  They are as follows:

4 eggs slightly beaten

1 can (29 oz) pumpkin

1 1/2 cup sugar

1/2 tsp salt

2 tsp ground cinnamon

1 tsp ginger

1/2 tsp cloves

Mix ingredients in the order given, and pour into unbaked pie shells.  Bake 15-20 minutes, or until crust is golden brown.  Allow to cool on a cooling rack, top with whipped cream, and enjoy!

 

What are your thanksgiving plans?

Green with envy

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Modern Glamourista Kelly Wearstler really can do no wrong in my book.  She's edgy, quirky, and fearless, and that's what I love most about her.  Her design aesthetic is so unique mixing together bright color palettes, bold patterns, classic pieces, and a bit of rock & roll into each space.   My recent favorite from Kelly's glamour file is her design of the Viceroy Hotel in Santa Monica, California.  I am especially obsessed with these gorgeous emerald regency chairs.

 It has such great feminine lines, but enough structure that it isn't too fussy.

Aren't they to die for?

If you missed Kelly's One Kings Lane sale earlier this summer, don't fret, these beauties from Munna are a close second.

 

What do you think?  Do you love them as much as I do?

Want to see more of Kelly's fabulous work at the Viceroy?  Go here.

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Celerie Kemble for Schumacher

 

F. Schumacher houses some of the best designer fabrics, and best designer collaborations.  Amongst those collaborations is a gorgeous new wallcovering line from design icon Celerie Kemble, that is sure to add some serious wow-factor to any space.  Here is a sampling of a few of my favorites.

 

  Feather Bloom in two blues

 Flame in waltz

 Dying over this Hot House Flowers sisal in seaglass/chalk.  Isn't it absolutely gorgeous?

This Ripple in fog/chalk has a sort of faux bois feel to it don't you think?

What do you think?  Which wallcovering is your favorite?

To view Celerie's complete wallcovering collection go here

Interested in ordering?  Contact me for details and pricing.

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Watercolor trend

I've always been fascinated with artists who create such beautiful works of art, in particular watercolors.  I love the fluidity of the colors bleeding together and overlapping to create richness, depth, and dimension.  With a simple brush, paint, and canvas,  a work of art is created.  I'm equally fascinated at how these masterpieces translate from a canvas to the walls, furniture, and fabrics in interior design.  They too are one of a kind masterpieces that break the bonds of the traditional.  Just take a look at these beautiful interpretations of watercolor art.

I just about fell out of my chair when I came across these pretty floral watercolor chairs from DwellStudio.  Aren't they so beautiful?

These custom watercolor wallpapered walls by Black Crow Studios are simply stunning how they create fluid-like lines leading toward the bedroom at the end of the hallway.

This beautiful wallpaper from Eskayel in Taylor Tomasi's Chelsea, New York apartment reminds me of the paint press projects that I used to do in school.  Each of them was unique and different.  There's something a little haunting, almost alien about this print, and in a good way.  Do you see it?

Another beautiful Black Crow Studios masterpiece.  Aren't those colors completely gorgeous?

Amanda at the upholstery shop, Spruce in Austin, TX transformed this little accent chair into a true work of art.  Aren't those broad brush strokes amazing?

 The touch of watercolor in the pillow and chair adds some soft visual interest in this tranquil master suite.

Want to add a touch of watercolor to your home?  Try adding one of these:

Rowland Ricketts textiles

What do you think?  Love it, or leave it?



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