the diversion project
gredelin
design is mine and the stirExtend the vintage moment with wallpaper to cover the cracks, patchwork to warm tired springs and a floppy rag doll for company. Keep floorboards bare and for storage haul out old suitcases and woven baskets to create a room that's sparse yet soft, utilitarian yet cosy and used yet lovely.
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obsessed with that print that says "favor" on the bottom. Do you know who it is by? so stinking cute!
ReplyDelete@Melanie: Me too! In fact, I am in love with that room and want it as my own! I love your tips for a vintage room Bron. Makes me believe even I can achieve something like this. : )
ReplyDeleteI would love to do a vintage child's room, how clever! Could also be very economical! ;)
ReplyDeleteLove your description "utilitarian yet cosy and used yet lovely". I think you just summed up my design goals for my home.
ReplyDeleteI love them!
ReplyDeleteI want that black & white toile paper in pic #1. That nursery is amazing. I might steal that if #2 is a girl...
ReplyDeletelove a vintage look. I have vintage pieces but have never gone full on vintage, would be fun!
ReplyDeleteI love, love, love that bike pic!!! How cool!
ReplyDeleteVery cute! When I have a baby one day, I plan to do a vintage style room...can't wait!!!!
ReplyDeleteps. thanks so much for visiting my blog!! You have a very unique blog and I think I'll find it very helpful when I have children (and even now!) I'm a new follower :)
i looove those rooms.
ReplyDeleteThe poster in the last photo is amazing. I also really like the drum side tables. Such great rooms!
ReplyDeleteLove this!
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