Showing posts with label chandeliers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chandeliers. Show all posts

a little time outside..




I hope you have been enjoying the holidays and a little time to relax after everything!  We are having the most beautiful weather here so I have been trying to spend time outside in the sunshine doing a little reading and relaxing.  
I guess I need to stop all of that and get back to work... 

but for now it is books and plans for the new year!

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Dark dining...




I know it's almost Christmas and this is in no way a wish list or a Christmas decorating post...  but I liked it...
The windows and chandelier are to die for!

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Beaded chandeliers on greige





I picked these pieces up last week for our flea market section on the site.  
I have a VERY limited quantity and when they are gone that will be it.  
Stop by and take a look at all of our new items!

I hope you find something that you like....



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La Caze










So we all know how the blog community has opened our eyes to so many wonderful things that we could never have imagined.  I feel so very lucky to have greige connect me in so many ways to a great community of design minded people.  I was so excited when Angela and Renee contacted me while they were in California and I was even more excited to get a chance to meet with them and do my first official interview about greige and My Sparrow.  They are so super sweet and their accents are so fun!!!  

Angela and Renee have created an amazing line of lighting and lanterns that I am loving named La Caze.   They make custom pieces in addition to their standard running line which is fantastic.  Here is a little about the girls and the place that they call home....

When living in South Louisiana, you can find inspiration around every corner. The diversity and history of Louisiana architecture, expansive gardens and timeless elements incorporated into interior design continually inspire us. We met at the ball field when our kids were playing T-ball and were so pleasantly surprised that there was indeed someone else as crazy as we were about interiors, architecture and gardens. From that point on, endless hours were spent in creative endeavors. As a creative outlet, we began designing, building and remodeling every chance we got. As time went on, we became business partners in LaCaze and co-founders of the blog. You never know what wonderful surprises are around the next corner in life. Come along the journey with us as we share our love of interior design and architecture. We hope you enjoy and are inspired, as we take a take a stroll under the Spanish moss. 

It is just so wonderful to see where friendships can take us!

Check out my interview with them on their lovely blog Under Spanish Moss.
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Sharon and Ozzy at home...



I know I was a little amazed too!  
But after reading this post from Cote de Texas all about wallpaper I remembered I had saved these and decided to share them.  I love that paper in the first picture and I am not a wallpaper fan.  It is just so...

What do you think?  Was it what you would expect?
images via architectural digest



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Versailles... in a dream








Have you seen these?? Well now you have, but I have seen them here and there and they are just so amazing..
I will be the first to admit that I am caught up in a very romantic French fairy tale mindset lately...

I love the grey and the gold so soft and beautiful!! 


images via the cherry blossom girl discovered on dress design decor and this is glamorous



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Announcement!! {Now Open greige shop}



Just a little note to let you know... We are open for business!! I have created a wonderful new place where you can shop for some of your favorite pieces seen here on greige. I will continue to expand and change the offerings here so stop by often and shop. Feel free to email me with any questions or anything you might be in need of...

We also have some other great announcements coming up so stay tuned.




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Happy New Years Eve....




How will you celebrate??


images via from me to you

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Happy greige Christmas..


Wishing you a day filled with wonderful things...

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Merry Christmas Eve....


I hope you are in for a relaxing Christmas Eve...

There will be too much rushing around here to really enjoy it..  I do love to watch the kids though...
Merry Christmas my dear readers...

Don't miss your chance to win and little Thank you gift from greige...

image via linen and lavender

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Loving the details from Eloquence




I just cannot get enough of the details! I love vintage and the feeling it creates when mixed well with modern life. You???

images via Eloquence

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The simply beautiful, delicately decorated Turebyholm Castle

I saw this and I didn't hesitate to grab my favorite photos and post. The description sums it up - "With a clear sense of style and true respect for the architecture, Winnie Mølsgaard and her husband Eigil have decorated Turebyholm Castle - a small rococo castle from 1754. The home is a refreshing blend of art deco and modern Italian furniture design, alongside antique pieces, hand printed silk wallpapers and original chandeliers. However, it is the serenity and the stunning landscape that Winnie Mølsgaard mentions, when we ask her to describe life in these enviable historic settings."






This paper is just gorgeous





so pretty...




image via KML Design (Katrine Martensen-Larsen,
Stylist/Writer)

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