How hard could it be?

It's probably not that hard to take the sliding doors off my closet and turn it into this...

Right??

{coco&kelley}

I wish I lived here...

That way I would know where that lamp came from. I love it!

{by him}

{here}

Anybody know who this fabric is by? I've seen it a million times, but when I saw it again this time, I realized that it was just what I was looking for. I'm trying to bring a couple of different paint colors together, so this would be perfect! If I'm not mistaken this in an Anthro piece? Am I crazy? Do they make all their fabric or do they use different designers?

Help!

Where I want to live...

Dark floors? Check! White Floors? Check! Bright Walls and White Walls? Check! That bed? Didn't know I wanted it, but now I do! Check! Oh I could go on and on...check, check, check!

How great is this house from Design*Sponge? I love all the white walls {and floors!} with the small pops of color all throughout the house. Check out the rest of the pictures and you'll see even more great color. Love it!

{here via here}

Rubie Green

M.A. Belle is a great blog that I came across a couple of months ago and while it's not updated everyday, her fabric line completely makes up for that. Rubie Green is based out of NYC and is a very green choice for very fashionable fabric. After getting her degree is textile design, Michele Adams worked for Domino (Lucky girl!), but while working there she realized that there were no "green" fabric choices, so in 2007 she left and started trying to fill the gap. The upholstery weight fabrics are 100% organic cotton, use non-toxic, water based inks free of VOCs and are all made in the US. The line isn't very big yet, but I'm in love with most of them already!

Wall o' Family...

I'm getting ready to finally start putting stuff on our walls and I really want to do this! This would be great to add to all the family pictures. I used to have a bookmark of a place that did silhouettes, but I can't find it anymore. Anybody have any sites?

{from here via here}