0 Feature Friday: Maillardville Manor

By Unknown | At 4:00 AM | Label : bedroom , house tour , kitchen , living room | 0 Comments

Today I am featuring Ashli from the blog Maillardville Manor. Ashli describes her style as: 

I would describe my design style as Functional, haha as boring as that sounds. There isn't too much in our house that doesn't have a function, maybe the odd doo dad but there's not too much that's just for show :) and even the few items that are just for show, make us smile so it functions that way!
Maybe Simply Functional, But if it's there for a function I try to make it as pretty as it can be 

Enjoy! 

You can read more about this room here. 

You can read more about the kitchen here. 

Go here to read more about the dining room. 

She made those curtains from tablecloths! 

You can read more about the library here. 

You can read more about this hallway here. 

Isn't this a fun way to display family pictures. You can read more about this photo collage here. 

Thanks so much to Ashli for letting me feature her home. Go here to check out her blog. 

If you are interested in having your home featured on my blog please go here to fill out a form.

0 My Favorite Online Fabric Stores

By Unknown | At 4:00 AM | Label : fabric , shop | 0 Comments

Yesterday I got an email from a reader requesting some of my favorite online fabric sources. I thought I would share a few of them with you here on my blog!

Fabric.com is amazing. It's hard to navigate through so it helps to know the exact product name so you can type it in the search bar. They carry a good selection of Dwell Studio fabrics. They also carry Premier Prints fabrics at a lower price than Premier Prints carries them. The important thing to remember with Fabric.com is that a lot of their fabric is damaged slightly which is why they can get it for such a great deal. 

Most of the fabric carried at Premier Prints is less than $10 a yard. They have some great prints and I often recommend them to clients for curtains because curtains require a lot of yardage. 

L & S Fabrics have a really good selection. I like that they carry a lot of Duralee fabrics because they are sometimes hard to find online. 

I really love Calico Corners but I find that most of their fabrics are a little over-priced so you need to be careful. I always shop around first just to make sure I can't find it cheaper somewhere else. They also carry a lot of Duralee Fabrics and they just started carrying Dwell Studio. 

Spoonflower has really great graphic and geometric prints. And if you don't find what you are looking for you can always create it yourself! 

Jo-ann has always had a great selection of Robert Allen and Waverly Fabrics. They often have sales too so I wouldn't put an order in unless the fabric is on sale. 

These are all of my favorite online sources that anyone can shop at. There are also many amazing designer fabrics that are out there. These are sold to the trade only but you can get them through a designer. Just let me know if you're interested in any. 

I would love to hear your favorite online fabric sources!

0 Plum Street Prints

By Unknown | At 4:00 AM | Label : art , etsy | 0 Comments

I ordered a few prints from Plum Street Prints and I just love them! This temple print is perfect for Jett's room.

I also thought this Salt Lake Neighborhood map was cute. 

Plum Street has a great selection of fun prints. Check them all out here. 

0 Nursery Before and After

By Unknown | At 4:00 AM | Label : my work , nursery | 0 Comments

That same wonderful client who I featured last week also had a nursery she needed help with. She had two boys and was finally having her first girl! 

The before picture isn't very great but you can see that she had blue walls and she really needed some new window treatments. 

Here is the board I created for her. 

And here is the after! 

The walls were painted with a tone-on-tone pink stripe. So the same color but she did one with a high-gloss paint to give it some sheen. 

I love this artwork by Sarah Jane Studios. This sweet grouping is perfect for the room. 

The chandelier is from Pottery Barn Kids as well as the bedding.

The curtains were tricky to nail down. We didn't have a lot of money but we wanted something that tied in the bedding and that had a bit of blue in it. We ended up going with this fabric. 

My client also had a beautiful ornate mirror that she painted white and hung over the changing table. 

The dresser got some pretty crystal knobs. 

I feel like this little nursery is exactly as we wanted it to be. 

sweet, simple and girly!

photos by Jessica Kettle Photography