PRINT // LAMP // CHEVRON CUSHION // DOT CUSHION // RUG // THROW
PRINT // COUCH // CUSHION // BASKET // CUSHION
It is no secret that I am a fan of Black and white. There is something about the simple base of it that allows my crazy personality to change it around every week. And I mean e.v.e.r.y week. It drives the husband insane. With black and white, it is about textures and patterns. Creating depth so it is no flat and boring. Plus when you can get great cushions like these from Studio 6, how can you go wrong. You can have so much fun with shapes and lines. It lends itself to so many personalities. It’s really up to you. So go for gold…or black and white. Go on, I bet you’ll love it.
To see the babe’n blog & lady who influenced me, pop over to my blog
Aw, some things really are far too beautiful not to share – and this gorgeous assortment of flowers by Naked Bouquet is one of those things! I’m a little in love with Kiana’s stunning collection of beakers, cylinders and flasks, they really do make the most perfect vases and would be absolutely stunning for any wedding table decor or simply just having around your home – plus how lovely is her chalkboard of flowers to show what was used? Be sure to take a peek at her beautiful blog, it’s beyond gorgeous!
Oh and I’m beyond proud and excited to finally be able to share with you that there is a Made From Scratch recipe card is in this months gorgeous Sample Bar pack. If you haven’t heard of Sample Bar, each month they send out a gorgeous collection of luxury products to try, all of which are a complete surprise – it really is too lovely for words! x
Oh, I hope everyone had a lovely lazy weekend rugged up inside while the rain fell over the weekend – I secretly adore weekends where it rains the whole time, it’s the perfect time to catch up on doing nothing. You may remember me prepping for this crumble that I made last week – it’s beyond delicious and wonderfully simple to make which is absolutely perfect for chilly winter evenings! I hope you all have a lovely weekend planned, I’m hosting my Ruffle Class at Studio 46 this Wednesday evening which I’m beyond excited about! x
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Happy Friday everyone, I hope you’ve all had a lovely week so far!! I’m so excited to share these absolutely incredible wedding photos of Rylee and Andrew’s wedding by photographer Tec Petaja that I stumbled upon on the beautiful Fox in the Pine blog! Rylee and Andrew were married in Rylee’s parents beautiful backyard, the very same spot that they got engaged, how gorgeous is that! From the beautiful details, venue, her incredible dress and of course the most magical photos ever - their whole wedding day really is just too perfect for words! You simply must have a look at the rest of their wedding here, it’s beyond breathtaking! x
Original sources, Once Wed & Fox in the Pine | Styling and Design, Joy Thigpen | Photographer, Tec Petaja | Planner, Ginny Au | Flowers, Joy Thigpen with assistance by Cloth of Gold | Paper & Calligraphy, Meagan Tidwell | Pana Cotta, Caitlin Van Horn | Hair, Joanna Ballentine | Makeup, Brittany Massey | Chairs & Flatware, Market 46 | Tables & Lines, Special Events | Brides accessories, Hair Piece & Veil, Vintage | Earrings, Wildlife Wonders | Gown, Cheryl Taylor | Shoes, Cheryl Taylor | Assistants, Nina Mullins and Mandy Busby | Napkins, At Home Furnishings | Grooms Suite and Tie, J Crew | Glassware, Zara Home | Venue, Bride’s Home | Wholesale Flowers, Fifty Flowers
Last week I along with some very lovely ladies had the absolute pleasure of attending Annie Oxborough’s gorgeous Terrific Terrarium workshop at Studio 46. Where Annie showed everyone how to create a beautiful terrarium before our lovely guests made their own gorgeous terrariums to take home – along with a bag full of goodies from MOR Cosmetics, All’antica, Made From Scratch, Home Style Magazine, and Annie O. The whole evening was so wonderful, I can’t wait to host my Ruffle Cake class next week before the gorgeous Mid Winter Christmas workshop at Studio 46, they’re both going to be so gorgeous – if you’d like to attend either of the workshops, be sure to email hello@studio46.co.nz for more information. If you’d like to see what happens at one of our gorgeous workshops, be sure to take a peek at this stunning video! x
A very special thank you to our amazing sponsors for the Terrarium Workshop
| Venue, Studio 46 | Photography, Gem Speeden Blackbird Blog | MOR Cosmetics | Home Style Magazine | Made From Scratch | Annie O | All’antica |
wallpaper // plant // vase // cushion // seat // ottoman
Dress // Bag //Ring // Necklace // shoes
I love me some bohemian goodness. Nothing to take you back to easy of summer and it’s adventures .
But boho isn’t just for the warmer months.
The trick to Bohemian at home is layers. Layer and layer and layer some more, rugs over rugs, cushions, throws, vases and plants. Play with textures and patterns, rich fabrics and shapes. The same goes for the outfit. A mashing of fabrics against hard metal, elaborate pieces and interesting textures. Chucking a coat over top and you are good to go. Keep the whimsy all year round.
Oh you bohemians, you sure now how to layer.
Go over here to see who was my babe’n boho muse.
Over the weekend my hubby and I went to see The Great Gatsby, and I adored every second of it! I’ve been a huge fan of Baz Luhrmann’s films since Strictly Ballroom, and The Great Gatsby really is everything you’d expect from one of his beautiful films – an absolutely indulgent feast for the eyes, where anything and everything is possible and everyone is of course perfectly dressed. If you haven’t seen The Great Gatsby yet you really must, it is so beautiful, so beautiful in fact that I think I need to add a little 1920′s art deco to our home and my wardrobe some how! x
| tassel | pixie vanity jar | crystal swirl pin | earrings | candle | orchid terrarium | pearl necklace | mor lip macaron | monarch mercury jar |
Happy Monday everyone, I hope you all had a wonderfully relaxing weekend – ours was a lovely lazy winter weekend of doing nothing really, oh and creating lovely new walls of art! I’m really enjoying the slow pace that winter brings with it, it’s the perfect excuse to stay inside watch movies, re decorate and of course bake something delicious! I have to admit I’d never tried or made a pumpkin pie before so I sort of made this recipe up along the way and nervously took it to a family dinner (where thankfully everyone loved it!) It’s wonderfully silky, not too sweet and the perfect comfort dessert – everything a winter pie should be really! x
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