on instagram: This graphic backdrop made by Jesi Haack created with colored duct tape would be perfect for a fun photobooth. Using a chalkboard wall to designate a drink area makes me miss our old chalkboard frame. Chris and I spent a day wandering around (and drinking in) the Whole Foods Lincoln Park which I would compare to a food theme park.
on pinterest: I am obsessed with the idea of re-doing our entryway to have a large mirror layered behind a clear or low profile console table. With Fall season entertaining around the corner, I would love to use these gourmet marshmallows as inspiration for a little hot chocolate get-together.
in real life: While shopping around in Atlanta's Grant Park neighborhood last weekend, I came across this amazing concrete ping pong table which I think could be easily DIY-ed - plus it could double as an outdoor dining table.
on the blogs: These oversized flower "pinatas" would be so fun for an outdoor bridal shower or layered together as a sweets table backdrop. Love this simple DIY by Sugar & Cloth to upgrade some Ikea shelves.
on the internets: This guide from the unofficial @GSElevator twitter account has been making the rounds on the internet this week. While I would generally find these kinds of lists to be super cheesy this one actually has some pretty sound advice for the guys of our generation.
on my wishlist: Its about that time of year when sequins start popping up in every store- this little dress by Mango looks comfortable yet festive at the same time. Finally Target jumped on the bar cart bandwagon with this industrial version.
Girl, making homemade marshmallows is SO easy! I use the Smitten Kitchen recipe. They are gorgeous dyed and simply divine in hot chocolate. Do it up and have your Fall party!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the recipe recommendation! I LOVE smitten kitchen! Her recipes never lead me astray.
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I love the idea for the large entryway mirror with the see-through console. My husband and I had a similar idea except we wanted to do large-scale art that you can see through the table, I'm thinking now that the mirror might work better. I adore everything on your blog - keep up the good work!!! :-)
ReplyDeleteI love the idea for the large entryway mirror with the see-through console. My husband and I had a similar idea except we wanted to do large-scale art that you can see through the table, I'm thinking now that the mirror might work better. I adore everything on your blog - keep up the good work!!! :-)
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