Today's new item comes from their new gift line, Initial Pillows:

This is the perfect item to add that little something special to a bed or chair. We have most initials in the store ready to go home with you today! Retail Price $66.00

This is the perfect item to add that little something special to a bed or chair. We have most initials in the store ready to go home with you today! Retail Price $66.00
Bratt Decor makes a beautiful scalloped twin bed! We decided to go ahead and get her furniture in lavender. It's different and really draws your eye to the furniture. The bedding is custom Mudge & Molly. The bed skirt is a layered lavender shimmering organza over a ruffled white skirt (kinda reminds me of a mermaid's tail).
My favorite item in her whole room is this custom pillow by Jamie Haylee. It was made in the likeness of Bella at the time.
The curtain panels and the paint were taken directly from the inspiration pictures found in a BH&G magazine (see yesterday's post). All of the sewing and painting Wendy did (with help from her Mom and husband). The 3D glitter sea creatures hang in the corner where Bella's toy box is for a touch of whimsy.
There was some extra paint left over from the wall so it went on this terra cotta pot to mimic the pattern on the walls.
This post is going to tie into tomorrow's post (Corner of our homes Wednesday). Lot's of our inspiration comes from looking over every magazine out there. Many years ago BH&G put out quite a few Children's room issues (we have them all in our custom area for anyone who would like to browse through them). Don't be afraid to bring in a picture or a group of pictures (not necessarily of the same room) of things that catch your eye. We will work with you to create an original room using elements you have found that you like.
We just received one of these exciting products in the store... they are adorable and completely functional size rings for your little one's closet. We've all seen the cheap looking round plastic size rings that you get through basic catalogs, but these are different and SO MUCH BETTER!! Here's why... they can be hung on your standard hang bar OR the wire closet systems that the majority of us have in our closets... the sizing label sticks out to the side so it is easy to locate no matter how many clothes are hanging...the set of 5 comes with pre-printed labels (newborn, 3-6 months, 6-12 months, 12-18 months, 2T, 3T, 4T, Dresses, Jammies, Onesies, Sweaters, Jackets, Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall) which all can be easily removed to switch out when necessary. They also provide 4 blank labels in case you need a category not provided.





The space is so small it was hard to get good pics of the shower & chandelier...we'll try to add those later. Hope you guys enjoy!
We made Heather a diaper cake that was used as the center piece of the table too. Baby K should be here in a few more weeks.
The Mom-to-be loves cupcakes so we made sure everyone had their own to take home.
A memento for everyone to sign.
Congratulations Heather, can't wait to meet him!
This playroom is one of my all time favorites! Perfect for those rainy days or the too hot days we have here in Florida! They used the theme of weather and brought in bright colors and fun accessories. Check out the rain boots that hold writing supplies on the wall. You can purchase a piece of artificial turf at your local hardware store and bind it with cute ric rac trim (hand sew some bright flowers for an added touch) for a fun rug. Adding your child's artwork in their own room is a great way for them to show off their most recent masterpiece that can be changed out as often as they like. Finish it off with a great (and easy) paint treatment and some child size chairs and you have a play room that they won't want to leave!

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A view of the mantel which holds an assortment of greenery and an antique window pane...
Probably the most asked about feature in Jamie's home, her fireplace surround. When Jamie moved into this house the mantel was "builder white" and the surround was made of ceramic tiles that clashed with the vibrant yellow walls. Jamie simple used embossed wallpaper to cover the tiles and painted the entire surface a medium brown. Then she used a crackle paint medium to apply a "cracked" black over the brown giving the look of an antique wood carved mantel piece... all for under $50 bucks!...
An overall shot of the fireplace...
Here is her entertainment center (one of the first pieces of furniture that Jamie and Brian purchased as a couple) It holds the couple's main TV, some sentimental family photos as well as some of Jamie's collection of funky bird houses...
A view of the sectional sofa that was custom made in a sea green/blue tweed fabric to bring out the colors in the area rug. Jamie was lucky enough to get the gold chenille ottoman when her parents moved and it is one of her favorite furniture pieces...
Venetian masks that the couple got in Italy while on their honeymoon hang above the back french doors...

Today's inspiration room is a mixture of colors and textures and patterns and of course - WE LOVE THAT!! Without being too pink or too floral this room still manages to ooze femininity. The first thing about this room that we noticed was the awesome painted ceiling. (I wish so much that my house had flat ceilings like these, I would undoubtedly do a cool paint treatment such as this blue gingham) The curtain panels were given a little more whimsy with the scalloped edges, a little detail that makes the room oh so girly! Simple bed linens provide a neutral backdrop for lots of fun throw pillows on the iron daybed. The finishing touch is the painted floral chandelier and vintage accessories. Timeless and Inspiring!! ~J