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Showing posts with label ApartmentTherapy. Show all posts

Saturday, February 27, 2010

The Great Escape!

Growing up, my brother Campbell and I would do everything together.  One of the things we liked doing often was build a fort. Inside or outside, we always had a fort of some sort. One of our favorites was to empty out the bottom of our closest and put our sheets and pillows from our beds on opposite ends. He always had his side and I mine, never to cross the other’s. Genius I thought of us both to create a small alcove for us to rest our weary heads and escape from all the evils of the world. It was our bed fort! Little did I know that bed forts OR more commonly known as alcove beds, are centuries old! Regardless who came up with this creative design, it is a cozy and secluded way to escape all the evils of the world. Today…..I feel like building a bed fort!








Best Regards,
Reynolds

Tuesday, February 23, 2010

Back to School!

If you recall, I’m in the process of doing a mini renovation of a half bath in my home. It seems like what should have taken a weekend is SLOWLY working towards a couple of months! I had a vision…..infamous words from many of us wouldn’t you say?! I wanted a Ralph Lauren, J. Crew, masculine, vintage, urban kind of vibe though trying to put that all together has been quite the challenge. I keep telling myself to just be patient and SOON I will finally approach this vision of mine. As often as I change things around my home, one would think I’d have learned how to be patient! I do have the walls painted a khaki color, new stained crown molding in its place, custom cut bamboo blinds hung to the window, a vanity mirror being framed in a wonderful salvaged wood and now I’m in search of a Reynolds Still befitting light fixture.

Looking thru many different styles of lighting, the School House look is what I have in mind.

I’m taken with the look of nostalgia it represents and think it will give the bathroom the look that I’m after.

Schoolhouse Electric is a wonderful go to for many different vintage designs to choose from.

With so many lighting options, it’s going to be a hard decision to make!


Best regards,
Reynolds
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