Oh, how I loved this artist's home in Austin from
Cottage Living. So unique and so much personality.
See those red and white things on the far right of
the picture? She is where she saved the fortunes out
of cookies and used red thumbtacks. Art can be anything, can't it?
I wish I had the rest of her home.
If any of you remember this artist's name, please let me know!
Also...my online decorating bunch:
please email me at
kesler (dot) julie (at) comcast (dot) net
My other email is down.
Have a great weekend....it is finally less than 190 degrees here!
Julie
Love the turquoise floor!
ReplyDeletethat gal eats a lot of chinese!
ReplyDeleteI agree. I have some crazy stuff in my house that I call art. my family gives me such grief about it. but that's what makes a home so unique, isn't it? I love to be in a home that someone has personalized like that!
Some people do collect those fortunes, and some people collect matches, and some wine corks, etc., but alas I don't think I collect anything but memories. ~Tina~
ReplyDeleteI think it's so wonderful to collect things .... unfortunately, I don't collect anything. Need to start thinking about starting a collection.
ReplyDeletexo
You said the magic words for me... Austin! I love it there. =) Her dining space is so charming.
ReplyDeleteJulie,
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog and leaving a lovely compliment.
I see we have lots of things in common...white, light, and airy, fresh.
So I'm attaching myself to your follower gadget...I'll be checking in:)
Your husband's a photographer? I'm a magazine interiors photo stylist:)
Love that house! But then I am a big fan of red. Such a punch! Love your blog!
ReplyDeleteHope you had a fabulous (and cooler) weekend! We love the color of that painted floor!
ReplyDeleteE+J
Is that floor painted or is an aqua cork? Either way it's dreamy!!
ReplyDeleteI meant, or is it an aqua cork? :)
ReplyDeleteher name is d'ette cole, i think. i especially love her backyard deck area!
ReplyDeleteomg ... i miss cottage living so much. :(
ReplyDeleteand yes! i remember this. love the post with all the fortunes ... and her studio. amazing.