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chairs4Dreaming of a sea of these Louis chairs upholstered in a rainbow of colors. I tore this page out of a magazine two years ago and discovered it when I was sorting through my bedroom last evening. A nice splash of vitality for this Monday morning - the weekend seemed to have ended abruptly!

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The Nectar of Summer

imageMusic to my very ears. As the weekend kicks off, I encourage you to read the article (link below) about one of the most important treasures in my life: Rosé, of course. Vogue online argues why the "#summerwater" is indeed "Summer's Most Popular (and soon-to-be Most Instagrammed) Drink". Above, a glass of my prized libation from Grill Night last Saturday. #Roséallday

http://www.vogue.com/culture/article/best-rose-wines-for-the-summer/#1

 

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Don't Mind if I Do

Aidan AidanI have never been to the Design House in Washington, D.C. despite spending considerable time in the city, however I loved seeing this particular room from this year's 7th annual event. Nadia Subaran, of Aidan Design, the genius behind the above revamped butler's pantry, may just be my new best friend. Although there are a few details I would consciously edit, I am loving the vintage navy cabinetry, Calcutta marble floors and brass hardware. Think of all the champagne you could store, just looking at those wine columns! I personally would have taken it one step further in sex appeal and drama, by painting the ceiling in a dark high gloss and adding long velvet drapes for window treatments. Alas, it will do. Images via Veranda.

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The Desk

photo (3)When my Grandfather passed away two years ago, I inherited among a few pieces, this Queen Anne-style desk. My Grandparents had the desk for as long as I could remember and us Grandchildren would always find the hidden compartments and rummage through old photographs and keepsakes when no one was looking. I desperately wanted to bring the desk westward with me (it would make a wonderful workstation for C&C), but instead, left it with my parents. For the majority of the time with them, it lived in their garage, which made me quite frustrated. My parents just moved into a new home and finally, the desk is in my bedroom. It gives me a great deal of pleasure admiring it before I fall asleep, thinking about my Grandparents and how happy they would be that I now get to cherish it. It's the little things, as they say...

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