Showing posts with label apartment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label apartment. Show all posts

Moving

So, we are moving.




Again.


Still in Boise, but ...

Just when we were getting settled in our current place. I was all ready to share photos.
But this move is a good thing. It is a one story house. It has a cute little yard. It has two bedrooms and two full bathrooms. It has windows up the wazoo. That is what I love. The windows! Right now I live in a two story duplex with 4 measly windows. Our new place has at least 11 windows. I can't wait to have more house plants. Also, with my depression you can see how light is, well, a light in my depression. So, once we get settled there I'll start sharing pictures of our house.

You know. Because everything on pinterest is exactly what my house will look like. But here are some photos that kind of represent what my styling actually looks like.

 The living area, plus a bunch of pillows and colorful thrifted blankets. Minus the antler chandelier.


 The guest bedroom, minus the art, but definitely with a fantastic faux fur blanket.


 White and black and natural browns in my bathroom.


 Grey in the master bedroom. With little else, but my sun hats hanging on the wall.



For more dreaming check out my pinterest. For more reality check out my instagram. >>


Wish us luck on the move. I can't wait to be settled. Again. For awhile this time.






Small Pieces

 I know ya'll have just been dying to get a peek into my tiny apartment. ;)

My favorite cluster. All the thrifted cat pictures right beside Bill and Sookie. Plus, a painting I did inspired by a painting I saw online, but I cannot find the link!
Bill is the one with the mustache.

This perfectly shows the differences between Guy and I. His stuff is on the left. Mine is on the right .. and beyond.
Almost all of the books I have purchased throughout my graduate school career. And by purchased, I mean I swiped my student ID card and decided to have my loan pay for it.
Guy and I had about 200 hundred thrifted blue plates at our wedding reception. This is one of four that I kept.
My grandmother painted this. I became the proud owner of it last year. I am very sentimental and will always cherish this.
Happy Monday!