Spring Spruce-Up | The Bathroom

Spring is here!!  In the spirit of new beginnings and the inevitable spring-cleaning I've decided to share a few of the ways I plan to refresh my home for spring.  No major demolition required - just a good cleaning and organizing sweep that will leave you feeling great.  First up, the bathroom.

Why not wake up to a bathroom full of lovely details!  Whether you're looking to hide your bathroom necessities in your medicine cabinet or you want to display them on a shelf, there is no reason bathroom storage and accessories can't be beautiful.  Things like embroidered hand towels, scented candles, small trays, woven baskets and beautiful soaps will instantly and easily spruce-up your bathroom's style. Take this fresh powder room featured in Lonny...I love the floral wallpaper and the how the green Molton Brown soap coordinates with it. But it's the monogrammed hand towels by Leontine Linens that really add character and sophistication to the décor!  This spring, I'm all about lovely details...what are you doing to refresh your home for spring?

Addison

Carlisle

Eloise Ribbon

Maxwell

Hope you have a beautiful day!

Aerin Lauder's Devine Bedroom

The first time I was this picture of Aerin Lauder’s East Hampton master bedroom I just about died.  It's been one of my favorite rooms since being published in the December 2007 issue of House & Garden (and later, Elle Decor).  The Gramercy fabric on the walls and the bed is just "devine".  Michael Devine, that is.  If I could replicate this exact room in my home, I would.  It perfectly encompasses my layered, granny-chic aesthetic.  And those linens.  Although I love pattern, when it comes to bedding I tend to gravitate towards crisp, whiteness and no one, in my opinion, can dress a crisp, white bed quite like Leontine Linens.  Oh how I dream of being a Leontine Lady.  Mom, Paul, Birthday Fairy?  If your reading this, two euro shams with an oversized Maxwell monogram would make my 26th year of life a memorable one!  Add in a fur throw and I'd be one smitten kitten!

Gramercy by Michael Devine

Leontine Linens' Maxwell monogram