notice a trend here? yeah, i'm too busy to blog on fridays. that's the trend. last night PI & i celebrated valentine's day, since my birthday is on the obnoxious holiday. so we went to a fancy dinner and celebrated ourselves. it was awesome :) today is filled with - you guessed it! - homework, and then a fundraising dinner tonight. should be lovely.
but for now... blanks time! lauren @ little things posts them every week, and these week they are home themed. it makes me sad... i remember the days when i used to post about updating our bathroom, decorations, fun stuff like that. now all i do is complain about politics and homework. someday. sigh.
6. a decor trend that i just don't "get" is the farmhouse look. i like antiques, but i don't get why anyone would want to live in a space that's that rustic and not super comfortable. i think a home should tell a story about the people who live in it.
1. my favorite room in my home is our living room because it's where everyone hangs out. plus it's the most versatile room in the house, and it's the only one i feel like is done.
2. my current decor style is eclectic, mismatched and worldly but i wish it were more cohesive & pulled together. it's all over the place, just like me.
3. i wish i could redecorate the kitchen in my house to make it more our style. it was updated by the last owner, but it still isn't really my cup of tea. there's a window over the sink that's too tall, so i stare at the base of it when i do dishes. the green marble and natural wood just isn't my style either. but that would be a fortune.
4. my dream house absolutely has to have a history. i don't like new houses, or houses that are so updated you can't feel the story of the house.
5. one house item i am willing to splurge on is a couch. We practically live on our couch, so it's a good investment. We're currently on the hunt for something that is both modern and comfortable, which is surprisingly difficult - many times clean lines = hard lines and we definitely need a comfy couch .
6. a decor trend that i just don't "get" is the farmhouse look. i like antiques, but i don't get why anyone would want to live in a space that's that rustic and not super comfortable. i think a home should tell a story about the people who live in it.
7. tons of candles and photographs is a little touch that makes my house feel like home.
til next time (maybe even tomorrow!)...
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