I’m so happy you’re here with me today!  My friend Krista of The Happy Housie hosted this hop and every day this week a group of fabulous bloggers have been sharing their Christmas homes.  If you’re coming from The DIY Mommy or here for the first time, WELCOME!  I’m so thrilled to share my whimsical Christmas kitchen in pastels with you!

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A couple of weeks ago, I shared my whimsical Christmas living room and mantel and explained that this year I wanted to do something really different.  Instead of just focusing on the classy or glam elements of Christmas decorating, I’d felt so inspired by the new Nutcracker Movie that I wanted to bring an element of fantasy and fun.  My children are 10 and 12 and I love seeing them enjoying the magic of the Christmas season.  I wanted to bring a more whimsical feel to our living room and kitchen this year.

First things first…..You might be noticing some pink bows.  I have walked into my kitchen dozens of times over the past year we have lived here since building this house and have thought, “these pretty pendant lights look like large presents.”  

The only thing they were missing were large pink velvet ribbon bows.  Sounds crazy, right?

Well, I love crazy!  Ha!  Honestly, it sounded like it would go with my whimsical Christmas feel so it was the perfect idea this year.

The kids walked in and absolutely loved it, so I knew I was doing something right.

I even added some pretty pieces of a sparkly champagne-colored garland on the bottom of the pendants to add some more fun.

Just behind these “pretty packages with pink bows”, that are hanging over my kitchen island, is displayed the word “BELIEVE”.  I found this sparkly sign at Michael’s this year.

I love focusing on this word during the Christmas season.  For children, it means believing in Santa or the magic of Christmas.  For Christians, it reminds us to believe in our Savior and all that He has promised those that follow Him. I also think it’s a good reminder to believe that there is still so much good in the world.  We generally see more of that this time of the year as people open their hearts, give more, serve more, and love more. I love that.  We need all the reminders we can get!

I found these sparkly branches a while back and could already imagine them draped along the top of my hood.

Ok, I know I said the kitchen is in pastels, but to me that basically means pink and pink and pink and maybe a couple of other pastel colors too. Ha!  We are constantly baking in the kitchen this time of year and I love having a pretty pink cake stand waiting for fresh cookies to come out of the oven and glasses and a pitcher ready for cold milk to share with friends.

I always have my pink kettle on the stove this time of year for lots of herbal teas to warm us up and to offer guests.

I like to keep this pink ginger jar here with my favorite tea inside and some pretty candles with this fabulous flameless lighter (charged by a usb cable – my new favorite thing lately).

 

I had these pretty hurricanes on my table but moved them over here for a tablescape and decided to keep them here for Christmas.  

I found these lovely candle wreaths with sparkly faux snow at Hobby Lobby and knew they’d be lovely around the bottom of these hurricanes, filled with sparkly gems.

 

My friend Lauren Haskell has such a lovely online store of fabulous home decor and furniture.  She carries these gorgeous pink ginger jars and I use them all over the house but they have made their way to adorn my corner sink area with pretty sparkly Christmas floral stems.

It’s all in the details, right?!  So I added some blush pink satin ribbon and also dusty blue velvet ribbon bows to the top of my kitchen canisters.

 

My kitchen island has a mirrored tray with some fun things!

One of my most FAVORITE things is pretty cookies and baked goods and when I saw Peggy Porschen’s charming pastel gingerbread village cake for the first time, I gasped out loud!

 

So imagine my reaction when I’m at the end of an aisle at HomeGoods and I see the replica made into a decoration.  I ran.  Oh yes I did.  Luckily, there was no other shopper in my way because she might have been pushed aside while I grabbed that pretty piece.  Ok, kidding but seriously….I couldn’t believe I found that!  It was the next best thing to having one of her cakes in my home.

 

Pretty candies can also be found here along with my favorite candles and of course….a glittery nutcracker.

 

On the other side of the kitchen….

Another pretty vignette with a candle.  It’s festive and sparkly.  And we can’t have a whimsical kitchen without Santa Claus!

I found the cutest glittery crowned crane at a local boutique and it was PERFECT for my whimsical kitchen!

It just had to go with my other new nutcracker statue and pretty pink tree.

 

 

 

I added lots of fun ornament that went with my theme.

 

 

 

I added a few of my glitter Christmas village houses along the bottom, around the tree, along with my Santa statue that I recently painted and made-over.  It was an old plain white Santa I’ve had for years so I painted it to go with my kitchen.

Every year I like to make gingerbread houses with the kids and I especially like to make mine pink.  Okay, so I make a mini village.

 

 

 

 

I found some darling candle wreath at Michael’s and decided to use them on the backs of my chairs this year as small wreaths.

 

They have alternating blush and blue velvet ribbon bows on each one.  I also grabbed some of the same maribou boa that I used on my living room tree and hot-glued small pieces on my wreath to resemble snow and then used some old mini Christmas house ornaments on top of that to create a whimsical little Christmas scene.  Fun right?!

I’m going to link some of the items from my kitchen below for your shopping convenience and similar/suggested items.

Please head on over next to All Things With Purpose and see some more fabulous Christmas inspiration!

Today I’m joined by some talented friends who are also sharing part of their
Christmas home tour with you…

Friday

The Happy Housie
Home Made Lovely
Maison de Pax
Just a Girl and Her Blog
Hallstrom Home

Jamie Costiglio
Sawdust 2 Stitches
The DIY Mommy
Summer Adams
All Things With Purpose

And the sharing has been going on all week long!

Monday

The Happy Housie
House of Wood
Inspiration for Moms
Town and Country Living
In My Own Style

The Turquoise Home
Amber Tysl
Deeply Southern Home
Tauni Everett

Tuesday

Sincerely, Marie Designs
Satori Design for Living
Finding Silver Pennies
Willow Street Interiors
Confessions of a Serial DIYer

Happy Happy Nester
Life is a Party
Two Twenty One
Tatertots and Jello

Wednesday

Lemon Thistle
So Much Better With Age
Taryn Whiteaker
Love Create Celebrate
Rambling Renovators

Clean and Scentsible
House by Hoff
A Pretty Life
Modern Glam

Thursday

Rooms FOR Rent
Shabbyfufu
Stacy Risenmay
Jenna Kate at Home

Sand & Sisal
Paint Me Pink
Place of My Taste
Maison de Cinq

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Welcome to our Loveliest Looks Of Christmas Tour, sponsored by Pottery Barn and hosted by Summer Adams & A Blissful Nest!  We’re so glad you’re here to join this talented group of bloggers as we share our winter fashion and Christmas decor with you.

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Elegant Christmas Entry In Mixed Metals

Every year I do a flocked Christmas tree with silver and gold and champagne ornaments and decorations.  This year, that is my theme for my entry.  My living room and mantel and kitchen are all being revealed later this week and, although it’s still elegant, it’s more whimsical and has pops of soft color.

As soon as I saw all the gorgeous mercury and glass trees at Pottery Barn this year, I knew I had to add them to the few smaller trees I’d already collected to create an elegant “forest” on my entry table.

The Pottery Barn trees are absolutely stunning and unlike any other I’ve seen because they come in 3 different heights to really create that dramatic effect.

I hadn’t seen them this tall before and it’s exactly what I needed for this space.  They also have an opening in the bottom to add my battery-operated twinkle lights.

I couldn’t believe how amazing it felt against my skin.  It kept me so warm and cozy and was the most perfect thing to put on and sit in front of the fire with my while drinking my morning tea before church last week.  The hood on it was a brilliant part of the design.  When I step out of the robe and have wet hair, it’s so nice to put on my robe and head downstairs while staying warm.  It feels so luxurious it is without costing a fortune.  This would be the most perfect gift for any woman, don’t you think?!

Not far from our fireplace, we have our hot cocoa bar cart set up.  If tea isn’t your thing, we have hot cocoa and it’s always available so that our guests can grab a cup when they come in from the cold.

Brooklyn & Beckham (and their friends) love coming home from school and making themselves a hot cup of cocoa with marshmallows and warm up by the fire.  Read the post on my hot cocoa bar cart here.

I also chose the champagne blush faux fur ruched throw from Pottery Barn for Brooklyn’s bedroom.  I love switching out all of my lighter throws for fabulous faux fur throws in the fall and winter and my family just loves getting cozy with them and enjoying that soft feel against their skin.

This throw might be the softest faux fur throw that I have ever owned.  It is absolutely heavenly and would make the perfect gift!  (You can read more about Brooklyn’s bedroom in this post.)

If you saw my fall & winter bedroom post already, you know how much I love this other faux fur throw blanket from Pottery Barn Teen.  Isn’t it so pretty draped over my bed?  I also purchased that long faux fur lumbar pillow from Pottery Barn for my bed and it just makes my bed look so inviting and cozy after a long cold day.  I feel like every bed and sofa needs a faux throw in the winter.

Starting tomorrow, I’ll be revealing my living room mantel, then my other Christmas trees, including this year’s blush office tree (see last year’s office tree HERE), my Christmas kitchen, Christmas tables, touches of Christmas decor in our bedrooms, AND our new bonus room makeover with touches of Christmas as well.  I have more holiday traditions, recipes, pink gingerbread houses and the prettiest gift wrapping ideas coming too so stay tuned!  

Summer Adams | A Blissful Nest | Kristy Wicks | Fashionable Hostess

Palm Beach Lately | The Lush List | Bonjour Bliss Blog | A Touch Of Pink | Jess Cathell

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Today I’m joining 6 other bloggers to share the loveliest looks of fall, from home decor to fashion.  We’re so glad you’re here with us!

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Fall Front Porch

It’s just now starting to cool down here in the Pacific Northwest.  I still loved my front door wreath from spring and summer so I added mini white pumpkins and switched out some florals to turn this into the perfect little fall wreath for my front door.  I kept my fern in their white planters too since they matched my wreath and I can’t make my pumpkin urn topiary until I get some much bigger white pumpkins.

It’ll be another couple of weeks until all the farmers open up their farms for hayrides and fun but I found a farmer nearby who had a handful of white pumpkins they were willing to let me take.  I was so thrilled!

Fall Entry

There are so many pretty ways to style pumpkins.  In my front entry, I decided to grab a bunch of sparkly, glass and velvet pumpkins, as well as some pretty faux fall roses to create a lovely romantic fall vignette.

I also added small touches of fall with fall votive candles and small ceramic pumpkins to my cozy faux fur settee in the front entry.

I love this dress!  It’s the perfect dress for taking you into the fall because you can roll up the sleeves or keep them down for extra cool days.  I wore it to church recently and then came home to get baking.  Fall is my favorite because I immediately pull out my fall recipes and make all of our favorite things and try new ones as well with fresh pears, apples, and peaches…..and then pumpkin puree.  They all make the best treats and the house smells amazing.  We’re so lucky to live around so many local farms where we can find the best produce and pick it ourselves too.

I love to bake on most Sundays after church and cook a big family dinner. Come into my kitchen and let me tell you more!

Fall Baking

On any Fall Sunday, I’ll kick off my heels and change into a comfy sweatshirt and sweatpants and get baking.  This Diet Coke sweatshirt is soooo comfy and my new favorite sweatshirt lately.  I have another few comfy favorites I’ll share at the end of this post as well in my “shop the post” section, so make sure to look for that.

One of our favorite fall desserts is my Apple Peach Crisp with vanilla ice cream.  It is sooooo delicious and your house will smell amazing while it’s in the oven!

Our other favorite is this Pumpkin Spice Waffle Dessert Bar because they’re soooo yummy…

…AND you can also make them into dessert sandwiches or even ice cream sandwiches.  They’re so simple and your family and friends will go crazy over them!  Even our friends who don’t care for pumpkin-flavored treats love this recipe!

Fall Kitchen & Dining

I made very small but elegant fall touches to my dining table and kitchen.  Mercury glass pumpkins are always a perfect thing to use on a tray with maybe a fall candle and some fresh flowers.

I love when you can find eucalyptus in the stores this time of year to add to your fresh flowers.  Then you know it’s fall.

{Because I know you’ll ask about them…one of my most popular posts is for these DIY Gold Canisters.}

Another subtle touch is adding your white pumpkin soup tureens and other like-pieces to your glass cabinets.

Fall Mantel & Living Room

I kept the mantel simple for fall this year.  With our television above the fireplace, I have learned to decorate around it but I also wanted to create a blush pink glam fall mantel and take out all the blues I had added in this space earlier this spring and summer.

On the other end I used these pretty candles with my DIY blush glam fall candle wreaths and I love how it all came together.  I also swapped out pieces on coffee table for new blush vases and a pretty pumpkin.

Instead of blush pink and blue pillows, I removed the blue (don’t worry….I’ll be using blue again soon, hint hint) and added beiges to bring in a cozier feel with the blush pinks.  I’m really liking it.  It immediately warms things up and is a lovely look for the fall.

Faux fur throw pillows and throw blankets are a fabulous way to add a cozy touch for fall and an extra touch of elegance.

Fall Master Bedroom

I’ll be sharing all the details and more pics of my master bedroom next week.  I have partnered with Pom Pom At Home to create a cozy and romantic vibe for our fall master bedroom.  Please make sure to check back then to see the entire room!

One of the best things about fall is getting nice and warm in some comfy fall pajamas.  I’m not much of a flannel girl but I do love some soft fuzzy pj’s or something like this gorgeous satin top and bottom.  If they’re pretty in pink, it’s a no-brainer for me.  I had to have these when I saw them.  I’m obsessed. Can I just live in these all fall?  They’re best for catching up on work before bed with a lit candle and then watching some of our favorite shows.

For your shopping convenience, I’m linking things from this post (or similar) below.  Click on arrows to scroll right and left.

For more details on paint and flooring or on any featured space, please visit my HOME RESOURCES page.

Please hop on over to visit my other friends and enjoy all of the fall inspiration they’re sharing with you today!

Summer Adams | The Lush List | CC + Mike

BlueGrayGal | House Full of Summer | J.Cathell | A Blissful Nest

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It warmed up here in the Pacific Northwest for a few days but then we are back to Fall weather and I’m so glad!  Inside my home, it definitely smells like fall with all the baking and yummy candles and it definitely looks like fall with all of the decorating.  A group of friends and I are sharing our fall decor ideas with you yesterday and today {in a 2-day tour} and I’m going to show you all the prettiest ways to style pumpkins for the fall.  I hope you love these ideas and pin them for inspo as you start your fall decorating in your own home!

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(Just a little note…you’ll see some of my photos watermarked with “She Leaves A Little Sparkle”. That was the name of my blog when I first started blogging but I rebranded a couple of years ago.  These are all my ideas and pictures of my past homes or my current home but just didn’t want to confuse you!)

Pretty Ways I’ve Styled Pumpkins In The Past

Let’s look back at a few of the ideas I used in our last home and then I’ll share a little of what I’m doing in our new home now in Washington State.

In styling this fall coffee table back in our Dallas home, I used mini real white pumpkins and spanish moss on mercury candle holders for a natural but glam look.

I continued with the pumpkins and spanish moss on my vintage tea cart and I loved how pretty it looked on my antique silver pieces.

Finding some really nice faux pumpkins is a great alternative when setting a table like this one that I did and you don’t have to worry about them lasting just a short time or going bad.  If you don’t like the color, you can always use some acrylic or chalk paint to make it the color you want or make it more natural-looking and not so yellow, as some faux pumpkins look.

I even used a faux pumpkin on faux fall stems in this fall tour to create a pretty centerpiece for my dining table.  It was so simple but it was so elegant and exactly what this space needed.

I liked what I did above so much that I even made a smaller version in another vase and placed it on my antique silver tray.

Both sparkly glam pumpkins and real mini white pumpkins can be used to set a fancy table.  You don’t have to choose just one or another in a space so don’t be afraid to use them together!

Ok so this time last year, we were in this little townhome here in Vancouver, Washington with ALL of our things in storage while our house was being built.  My husband’s company put us up in a furnished townhome and moved us from Texas, which was so nice, but I had no fall decor with me.  I ran to HomeGoods and picked up a tray, ginger jar, faux flowers and yes….a pretty mercury glass pumpkin to add a little fall decor to our temporary townhome.  A pretty pumpkin can go a long way!

The Prettiest Ways To Style Pumpkins For The Fall

Here is what I’m doing in our new house this year.  Last year everything was in storage and we were finishing the building process.  So this year is actually the first Fall season that I get to decorate our new home.

I shared this 2-step DIY Fall Wreath the other day on the blog with mini faux pumpkins all over it.  I was so lucky to find a nearby farm with a handful of white pumpkins that were ready and they let me have them.  They look so cute on my front porch.  I have pretty black urns for white pumpkin urn topiaries but I’ve got to wait until all the big white pumpkins are being harvested and sold on our local farms.  They’re not quite ready yet.

This is my entry.  Yesterday I pulled out another box of fall decor and it had all my pretty pumpkins made of glitter, velvet, or mercury glass.  As I was taking things off my entry table and just putting these pumpkins on here until I’d found a place for them, I had an idea.

I grabbed more blush fall rose stems that I used in my fall candleholder wreath tutorial last week and placed them all over my pumpkin arrangement.

I loved it!  What a happy accident!

In my kitchen, I wanted to keep the blue and pink I have going.  I grabbed fresh flowers (as I do every week) and then added one of my pretty mercury glass pumpkins to the tray and switched out the other pieces I had here.

I added other subtle touches to my  kitchen by placing my white pumpkin soup tureens on top of my plates in my glass cabinets.

Not all of your fall touches need to be grandiose.  They can be subtle and still seasonal or festive.
(To see the post on these gold canisters, click here.)

I decided to do the same thing on my dining table as I did to my kitchen island since they are near one another.

 Also because it was a simple but elegant touch.

On my living room coffee table, I’m waiting for my blush fall stems to arrive so I kept my cherry blossoms in the blue jar for a few more days.  But I did switch out my pink pineapple dish with mints to this adorable blush ceramic pumpkin I found at HomeGoods a couple of weeks ago.

That is all I’m sharing today!  I have a LOT more to share but that will be next week.  I hope this has given you enough inspiration for now.  For paint, flooring, or source info on my kitchen or entry or living room…please click on my Home Resources page.

Wednesday Tour:

Janine | Happy Happy Nester

Ashley | Modern Glam

Judy | Life is Better at Home

Joan | 2 Ladies and a Chair

Martha | Simple Cozy Charm

Amie | Meme Hill

Thursday Tour:

Jackie | Finding Lovely

Yuni | Love Your Abode

Leslie | My 100 Year Old Home

Summer | Summer Adams

Rhonda | Hallstrom Home

Doreen | Doreen Corrigan

Jodie & Julie | The Design Twins

Gloribell | Know How She Does It

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I’m excited to be joining a group of over 20 other talented bloggers who are also sharing a Fall DIY wreath tutorial with you!  Thanks to our friend Krista from The Happy Housie for hosting this Seasonal Simplicity Series and getting us all together!  Today I’m going to show you an easy tutorial for a Two-step DIY Fall Wreath.

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Earlier this spring, I created this pretty spring wreath for our front door.  I’ve kept it up all spring and summer long and honestly….I still love it and wish I could keep it up for fall.  The only problem is that it definitely screams “spring!”  I decided I’d change that in just 2 steps.

Step 1 for the two-step diy fall wreath

1- Grab the wreath that you want to transform into a fall wreath.  Find some mini white styrofoam pumpkins (I found a small bag of them in the dollar section of Target for about $3) and insert wooden skewers through the bottom.

You can break off most of the skewer and stick the pumpkin and about 4 inches of the skewer into the wreath and hot glue it in.  I used about 6 pumpkins and placed them throughout one side of my asymmetrical wreath.  You can use twice as many if you’re doing an entire wreath.

Step 2 for the two-step diy fall wreath

2 – Replace any elements of your wreath that is not “fall” with fall floral stems.

For my wreath, I removed the spring stems of white flowers and limelight hydrangeas and grabbed some ivory fall floral stems that I found at Michael’s.

They were only $3 on sale which means that it’s only cost $6 total for a fall wreath.

I can remove the fall elements in the spring and put those spring stems (that I just removed) back in.  It’s so versatile and I love it!

My sweet friend was at one of our local farms the other day and texted me to tell me that the farmer’s wife found a handful of white pumpkins so she brought them home to me.

Until there are a lot more white pumpkins available, and some big enough for my stacked-pumpkin urn topiaries, I’m keeping my white nantucket planters with the ferns.  I think it’s perfect for now and I have fern pieces in my wreath so they go well together.

So that’s it!  Just 2 easy steps in my two-step DIY fall wreath.  Add your little white pumpkins and replace any spring stems with fall stems.

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Now, please hop over to see what my talented friends are sharing…

The Happy Housie // Rooms for Rent // The Turquoise Home // Finding Silver Pennies

Deeply Southern Home // Hallstrom Home // Shabbyfufu // Sincerely, Marie Designs //
The DIY Mommy

Lolly Jane // Happy Happy Nester // Amber Tysl // A Pretty Life

Place of My Taste // Love Create Celebrate // Modern Glam // Lemon Thistle

Town and Country Living // Clean and Scentsible // Summer Adams // Willow Street Interiors

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The Seasonal Simplicity Summer series is back today; and this time we’re all about simple summer decor in our outdoor spaces! Patios, decks, backyards… bring them on! I can’t wait to take in all the gorgeous outdoor inspiration being shared today. Welcome! And thanks for joining me and my other friends today!

Thanks so much to our friend, Krista from The Happy Housie, who is hosting this tour and getting us all together. I’m sharing a fun pink lemonade themed outdoor table with you that I created for a Girls Night In. It’s perfect for the summer!

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If you’re a regular reader, you know that we’ve lived here 7 1/2 months and built this home. All the landscaping is simple and new. My flowers and plants are just babies and newly-planted so I don’t have the mature garden that I dream of…not yet. I just received my back patio furniture last month. You can read all about it HERE and find all the sources.

I’ve been loving eating on our back patio most spring and summer nights so far.  Weather and insects did not permit that in Texas so we are really loving the Pacific Northwest for that alone.

I thought it would be the perfect time to invite just a few girlfriends over for an intimate dinner on my patio instead of going out.

Y’all know I love to set a table and I also love pink. I’ve been obsessed with lemons, this season especially, so a “pink lemonade” theme sounded fun and summery.

A simple lemon cake from Trader Joe’s with some flowers and lemon garnish was easy and delicious.

Last year I made a fruit and floral arrangement with limes that I loved so much so I thought it would be fun to try something similar with lemons for a quick and easy centerpiece.  See the tutorial I used HERE.

Pink roses and carnations were inexpensive and the only pink flowers at Trader Joe’s (ha!) so I did a fun little mix of those in the center and then sliced lemons around the inside of the hurricane and vase.

I clipped lemons from a faux lemon branch and hot glued them to some leaves to make a cute little decor piece for the middle of each plate.  You could even tie their name, written on a strip of paper, on the lemons as a place card.

All sources are linked below in the “Shop The Post” section except for the trays and hurricane.  Those were fun items I found at HomeGoods and couldn’t find the same ones online for you but linked similar items.

Speaking of HomeGoods….I was in there last month and found the cutest scallop planter pot.  I knew it would be perfect for my lemon tree so I brought it home.  I can’t wait for lemons to grow off those little branches!  I have fond memories of going to my grandparents’ home and always picking fresh lemons for homemade lemonade and for lemon water and lemon recipes.  I found a matching smaller pot last week so I’m going to grow blueberries in there. And check out my hydrangeas!  They are blooming and growing….Woohoo!!

We purchased a gray and white striped bistro awning to cover the rest of the patio BUT the guys are still swamped and haven’t gotten to it, ugh. Can’t wait to show that to you when it’s been hung.

We still have a LOT to add to our back and side yards.  Play area for the kids, a garden, fruit trees, a lounge area, fire pit, fairy garden and more.  But I did manage to get my husband a really fun Fathers’ Day gift….

I designed it and made it with the help of my mom, who happened to be in town, and a couple of young men to bring some muscle to the project.  I’m hoping to get the tutorial done this week and on the blog so stay tuned!  My husband was soooo surprised and loved it so much.  Here is my son, Beckham, testing it out.

Please visit all of my fabulous friends joining in the tour today!

The Happy Housie / Inspiration for Moms / Rooms for Rent / Bless’er House

Shabbyfufu / Summer Adams / Making it in the Moutains / TIDBITS

Confessions of a Serial DIYer / Clean and Scentsible / Just a Girl and Her Blog / Stacy Risenmay

Zevy Joy / Finding Silver Pennies / Deeply Southern Home / A Pretty Life

Southern State of Mind / Amber Tysl / Newly Woodwards

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The Seasonal Simplicity Home Tour series is back; and this time we’re all about simple summer decor touches! All week long, my talented blogging friends and I are sharing part of our homes. I can’t wait to take in all the gorgeous inspiration!  Thanks so much to our friend, Krista from The Happy Housie, who is hosting this tour and getting us all together.  I recently shared my first Summer Tour HERE, which included my Living Room and Kitchen. Today I wanted to share with you how I made simple changes to give my Master Bedroom a summer refresh!

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Looking back….

Last year back in Dallas before building our home here in the Pacific Northwest and moving across the country, our master bedroom looked like this (read all about it here).

We kept the bedding and some pillows and we still love our headboard and bench but I was convinced I wanted to do something totally different in this new home.  But guess what? I’ve been looking and thinking and I really don’t know what I want to do yet.  So instead, I’m finishing other spaces in our home first and I decided to just give our master bedroom here a “summer refresh” and change a few things.  It’s easy!  You can do it too!  Here’s what I did in this home.

Instead of keeping our ivory down duvet cover on the entire bed, I folded it down and kept it just at the foot of the bed for a cooler night.  Since the temperatures are now warmer, our fresh crisp sheets and white ruffle coverlet seem just perfect.  I also like the way the white linens and bedding brighten up the room.

Mixing Whites and Creams

Tip: Mixing whites and creams are absolutely OKAY to do!
I love the way it gives the room more sophistication and looks lovely, layered together.
DON’T add just one pop of cream in a room or it might appear “dirty”.
DO try to balance the whites and creams.

Updating Our Nightstands

Our last nightstands were vintage finds from our days back in Waco, Texas.  I wanted some nicer pieces that were more functional and had cleaner lines and more contemporary drawer knobs or pulls.

I was so happy to partner with my friends at Universal Furniture on these gorgeous Summer Hill Nightstands.  I love the size, as I wanted large nightstands that could be great for storage but beautiful too.

(Mirrored framed art with linen matting is from a designer warehouse sale in California a few years ago but the dress form art is titled “Trés Jolie” if you wanted to search them on the net.)

I love the ring drawer pulls and traditional style!  It’s exactly what I had in mind.  I love the ease of the drawers AND I absolutely love…..

…..the smart feature!  I love that it has a lift top and a power outlet inside for 3 devices. I plug in our lamps and our mobile phones and there’s room for one other thing so I like that I can plug in my laptop and no longer have to plug the laptop on the side wall.  Josh may have tripped on it a time or two in the middle of the night, eek!  Universal Furniture makes such high-quality furniture and I’m so thrilled to have their pieces in my home!  I highly recommend these nightstands.  Josh and I are both so happy with them and they look perfect in our master bedroom.

Faux Floral Touches

I love using both fresh and faux floral in my home.  Since I have all fresh flowers downstairs and also up here in my office, I decided to stick with a cute faux bundle I found at Michael’s Craft Store recently and put them in these little glass candleholders that seemed perfect for vases (I loved the gold rim).

I’ve recently partnered up with Perigold as a Tastemaker to share with you their gorgeous high-quality pieces that they offer from the design world’s top brands.  I’ve found loads of fabulous home accents, art, textiles, furniture and more but I’ll share all of those fun finds with you over the coming weeks.  For my master bedroom summer refresh, I chose this gorgeous Legend Of Asia Spenser Table Vase for a pop of blush for the season.  Anything ombre always catches my eye and then that gold base stole my heart.  I love blush and gold together.  I knew it would be perfect with some of my faux blush cherry blossom stems that I had on hand.  With a pretty pineapple candle that smells absolutely DIVINE and some pretty pink matches, it seemed like the perfect touch of “summer” on this tray for my bed.

For another pop of color and also because I didn’t always want to use the heavy down duvet, I chose my blush pom-pom throw blanket (sold-out at Nordstrom but similar throws are here and here).

Summer Refresh Cleaning Tips

While many people do “spring cleaning”, some of us do “summer cleaning” as well.  If you were too busy this spring and want to jump into some summer cleaning, I highly recommend it as some of these things are important to do monthly.

1- Dust and wipe down your light fixtures.

2- Vacuum dust from headboard or wipe down if your headboard is not upholstered.

3- Vacuum mattress and then use steamer to kill any dust mites.  Do the same to your lamp shades.  I do this quarterly.

4- Switch out your linens for fresh whites to brighten the room.  Fold down heavy duvets or quilts.

5- Change out throw pillows and throws.  If you have a neutral room, throw in a fun pop of color for the summer.

6- Switch out your art and/or accent pieces.

7- Add some fresh or faux florals around the room.

8- Clean any area rugs.

Our headboard:
It’s by Skyline Furniture and we originally bought it HERE.  The color is called “Linen Talc”.
You can also find it HERE and HERE.

That pretty pink vase looks pretty over on my vanity too.  I’ve added hints of blush for the summer by adding a plush blush pillow on my vintage chair (that chair was one of my favorite garage sale finds back in Waco, when we lived there, and I had it recovered), blush faux roses in my vase on my dresser instead of white, and even left out my Gucci crossbody bag on my vanity.

I wanted to show you my chaise lounge and dresser too BUT forgot to take pics (blonde moment) and just got back from an early 40th Birthday trip with my hubby so I’ll share that in another post later.  OR I’ll just update this one so check back!

Please visit my other talented friends below who are sharing their summer decor in their homes today!  They are so inspiring and never disappoint!

Sharing this week…

Monday

The Happy Housie // Maison de Pax // Shabbyfufu // Just a Girl and Her Blog

Inspiration for Moms // Clean & Scentsible // House of Wood // Summer Adams

Tuesday

Sincerely Marie Designs // House by Hoff // Rambling Renovators
Town and Country Living // Newly Woodwards

Craftberry Bush // On Sutton Place // Designthusiasm // Zevy Joy

Wednesday

Bless’er House // Finding Silver Pennies // Rooms for Rent // Amber Tysl

Deeply Southern Home // Two Twenty One // A Burst of Beautiful // Making it in the Mountains

Thursday

The DIY Mommy // The Turquoise Home // Nina Hendrick // Home Made Lovely

So Much Better with Age // Maison de Cinq // Paint Me Pink
Southern State of Mind // Jenna Kate at Home

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I’m so excited that the Seasonal Simplicity series is back again; and this time it’s to celebrate Summer! Welcome to those of you who might be here for the first time!  So glad you could stop by and hope you will, time and time again!  Today I’ve joined up with a talented group of bloggers to share our summer recipe ideas and I’m sharing one of my new favorite recipes with you, a luscious lemon curd parfait!

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My mom is in town visiting and, not only is her favorite color yellow, but she loves anything lemon and has made so many delicious lemon desserts since I was a child.  We went to the Farmer’s Market the other day, as we do each Saturday after Beckham’s soccer games, and picked up fresh organic lemons and the most beautiful bouquet of lemon flowers.  So fitting for her visit, don’t ya think?!

I told my mom that I wanted to make a lemon dessert for our family on Sunday after dinner and she was excited.  Perfect timing for this blog post.  (See this post for more details on our kitchen.)

I would call this a semi-homemade recipe and it’s not only sooooo easy but it’s soooo delicious!!

Cake:

•We prepared a moist white cake from Betty Crocker.  Easy peasy!  Just omit 1 of the 3 eggs and only use 2.  It makes it more dense when you only use 2 eggs.  We also added 2 TBSP of fresh lemon zest.  Bake as directed, cool, and then cut into little squares.

Lemon Curd:

•1/3 cup granulated sugar
•1/3 cup fresh lemon juice
•2 tsp lemon zest finely grated
•2 large eggs room temperature
•1/4 cup butter room temperature

1. In a small saucepan, combine sugar, lemon juice, lemon zest, and eggs.
2. Add the butter and cook over low heat, stirring continuously with a whisk, until the first bubble appears on the surface of the mixture and the curd is thick enough to hold marks of the whisk, about 6-8 minutes.

3. Strain the lemon curd through a fine-mesh strainer if you don’t want the lemon zest in the curd. Transfer the hot lemon curd to a bowl or jar and cover the surface with plastic wrap. Refrigerate until cold, then take off the plastic wrap and replace with a lid.

4. The curd keeps fresh in the refrigerator for about 1 week.

Whipped Cream:

•We used whipped cream from a can for this simple recipe but y’all know how much I love homemade whipped cream (with Mexican Vanilla for an unbelievably delicious kick) so I highly recommend it if you want a homemade option.

Layer the cubed cake pieces, a light layer of lemon curd, and whipped cream.  Repeat those layers and then add extra whipped cream on the very top.  Add a lemon slice and some mint for garnish and serve.

Remember that scene from What About Bob where Bill Murray is eating and making sounds while he was eating?  That was our family while eating this luscious lemon curd parfait, haha!  We were like “ohhhhh wow, oh this is so good”, and so on.  Hilarious!  But that’s how good it was!  The sweet tart lemon curd was so delicious in between that cake and whipped cream.  It was heavenly!

As soon as I made the first parfait, I had to taste it and oh WOW….it might be my favorite lemon dessert ever!  And it’s just the perfect size.  Mom loved it so much too.  I found this darling melamine lemon platter at HomeGoods.  I even found this darling lemon kimono HERE for the occasion.  You can find these darling glasses HERE and spoons HERE (or similar here).  Vase is found HERE.  Other dishes are vintage milk glass with gold-rimmed edges. Far left bowl is from HomeGoods too.

Other ideas for using your leftover lemon curd:

-spread it on toast

-top ice cream

-use it as a filling in a cake

-stuffed cupcakes

-filled donuts

-top pancakes

-throw it in a pie shell and top with whipped cream

-fruit dip

-Stir into plain Greek Yogurt and top with granola and/or fruit

-Fold into whipped cream and top a cake with it

-Top a bagel or breakfast pastry

-Fill crepes

-Spoon a bunch on top of softened cream cheese and serve with crackers

Is your mouth watering?  Make sure to pin any one of my images to Pinterest by hovering over the top left and clicking on “pin it” button so that you have it for later.  Please hop on over to the other friends of mine below and see what delectable summer recipes they’re sharing today!  They are all amazing!!!

Make sure to visit my Loveliest Looks of Summer Tour that I posted earlier this week, including summer decor and fashion!

The Happy Housie // Sincerely, Marie Designs // Home.Made.Lovely //Inspiration for Moms

Maison de Pax // On Sutton Place // The DIY Mommy // Duke Manor Farm

TIDBITS // In My Own Style // Two Twenty One // Finding Silver Pennies

Satori Design for Living // Nina Hendrick Design Co. // Summer Adams // A Pretty Life

Town and Country Living // Rooms FOR Rent Blog // Clean and Scentsible // Craftberry Bush

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Hello, friends!  I am so thrilled you’re here today!  Whether you’re one of my regular readers or if you’re here from a friend’s blog for the first time….Welcome!!!  Today my friend Rebekah from A Blissful Nest and I are co-hosting the Loveliest Looks of Summer Tour and we’ve invited a group of fabulous lifestyle bloggers to join us in sharing summer fashion and decor!  I’ll share all of their links at the end of my post so that you can hop on over and visit another friend.

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Spring was graced with peony season and I couldn’t be happier because it leads us right into summer.  Here, in the Pacific Northwest, we have a plethera of peonies.  I’ve been buying them every week until my new peony bushes finally bloomed and filled with white and light pink peonies.  Oh happy day!

I switched up my coffee table a little bit from my spring table (here) and added some pink peonies.  My friend sent me this darling blue and white square ceramic jar and, in keeping with my blush and blue palette, they looked so pretty in it. I just found it for sale HERE and HERE, as it comes in 2 sizes.

After weeks of heading to Trader Joe’s for pink peonies, guess what?  My peony bushes bursted with the prettiest pink peonies.  I found this adorable long basket at HomeGoods one day and I knew it’d be perfect for carrying all the flowers from my garden that I clip and bring into my house.

The Perfect Dress for Summer

This darling summer dress is a new favorite of mine!  My sweet and talented friend Elizabeth of Elizabeth Wilson Designs sent me this beautiful Judy Lanien Dress in Stripe and I’m head-over-heels in love with it!  She has the prettiest dresses and tops.

I recently shared this darling Katherine Top from her shop and you all went nuts over it.  I love her designs so much!  If you want this delicious Pink Lemonade Chiffon Naked Cake recipe, I highly recommend it!  It’s to die for and the perfect summer treat!

Ok, back to my living room…..

I found the cutest blush pineapple dish at a local boutique and knew it’d look adorable with some candy here.

I removed all the other pieces from this tray on my coffee table to keep it simple and fresh.

I also found a darling gold pineapple that I knew would be perfect for my mantel.

I wanted to keep everything else the same in this room but I did grab light throws and replaces the heavy faux fur blankets with them for the summer.  I think it was a good change.

I also added a cute pom pom basket to hold one of my favorite blush throws.

I also changed up my bar cart for the summer.  I just received this particular bar cart last month and shared it with you on my French Bistro back patio dining area.

I decided to remove the juju hat that was here on the wall and put it up in our bonus room.  Instead, I replaced it with this lovely floral canvas art I found at HomeGoods last week and was so thrilled with the lovely pinks and blues.  However, it had a silver frame so I painted it gold and I also put gold leaf paint in the middle of the flower to cover up the silver.  I really love how it turned out.

While I am patiently waiting for my new pineapple snack jar to arrive from Pottery Barn after being restocked, I happened upon this almost identical one at HomeGoods and brought it home.  I’m thrilled to have 2 of them.  This darling jar is perfect for pina colada jelly beans or other candies.

Every Saturday after Beckham’s soccer games, our family loves to go to our local Farmers’ Market for baked goods, delicious jams, fresh organic fruit and veggies, and lots of beautiful flowers.

I’ve brought home the most beautiful bouquets each week that have graced my kitchen island.

I try to have some kind of coordinating treat out on my cake stand and these Trader Joe’s lemon squares, although not nearly as good as my mom’s recipe, do just fine.  I also grabbed lots of freshly-picked lemons, as lemon screams “summertime” to me!

Make sure to come back on Wednesday as I’ll be sharing the most delicious Lemon Curd Parfait Recipe that is perfect for the summer and my family absolutely loves it!

Also, later this week, I’ll be sharing the most darling little summer tablescape with lemons and more of these pretty flowers.  One of my favorite things in the summer is to wear pretty white tops and sundresses.  I love this darling white top as it is so light and airy but feminine.  I pair it with denim bermuda shorts and my favorite white sandals that are perfect for the summer.  I’ll share more pics of this outfit later.

I hope you’re feeling inspired about what changes you want to make to your home for summer.  Now get ready for more summer interior inspiration and fabulous summer fashion by visiting my other friends below that are joining in my tour today.  Trust me!  You do NOT want to miss any of these beautiful ladies!

Summer Adams | Curls And Cashmere | Kristy Wicks

The Lush List | A Blissful Nest | House Full of Summer

J. Cathell |Born On Fifth | Going For Grace

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Welcome!  Today I’m joining a fantastic group of talented interior & lifestyle bloggers for the “12 Days of Holiday Homes Tour”.  A huge thanks to my friends Christy & Amy of 11 Magnolia Lane for hosting and bringing us all together.  Blogger tours are such a neat way to, not only gain a TON of inspiration, but to find new blogs and designers to follow and connect with.  If you’re new here, make sure to find my social media channels on my sidebar and follow along with me!  One thing you’ll find is that I not only love a bright white home, but I absolutely love pink!  So today, Day #5, I’m sharing with you my blush pink flocked Christmas tree that’s in my new home office.

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Our friends at Lynch Creek Farms are sponsoring our 12 Days of Holiday Homes Tour and they sent us each a wreath or other piece of our choice.  I chose this gorgeous Winter Radiance 26″ Wreath.

They have the PRETTIEST fresh wreaths, garlands, centerpieces, and trees.  They will ship it to your front door!  Everyone has been posting about them so I was so excited to get to order from them finally.

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Last week I revealed my Winter Wonderland Tree, which is beautiful but much larger than this and it’s all white.  For my blush pink and gold office, I obviously wanted to put up a tree in the same colors, but I didn’t want as large of a tree.  So I grabbed one of our older, lightly flocked trees, from the garage (it’s this one) and most of the blush pink and champagne and gold ornaments from last year’s tree (from our previous home in back in Texas) to decorate this one.  But I wanted it to be softer and have less gold.

One thing I didn’t have 2 of were fur tree skirts.  I ran to a few local stores and they were out.  So, I grabbed my faux fur rug that normally lays flat on my office floor and I scrunched it up all around the bottom of the tree to create a tree skirt.  Why didn’t I think of that in the first place?  Easy peasy!

I bought these lovely blush metallic roses at Michaels.  The wings were from Hobby Lobby and the glass stiletto ornaments are from my darling friend Nicky Sinclair and her online boutique called Composition Lane. The gold spindle ornament was found at World Market last year.

All the blush ball ornaments were from Michaels and Hobby Lobby, as well as the sparkly bow ribbon on my tree.  All my sparkly blush and champagne-colored floral stems were also from Michaels.  I placed them in the tree so that they were gently hanging down, lying softly on a branch.

I cut strips of this extra wide mesh tinsel ribbon in approximately 18″ strips and tucked them down the center and sides of the tree, diagonally, to make it look as if it’s weaving in and out.  It’s pretty AND it saves a lot of money.

You don’t have to literally wrap your tree in ribbon.  It’s more difficult and more expensive and, personally, I like the way this looks best. Just my personal opinion though!  It’s wired too so it keeps its shape nicely and stays put.

I found this sparkly champagne round ornament at Crate & Barrel a few years ago.  If you can’t find the exact ornaments I used, I will include similar or suggested ornaments and items from this post at the end.

I also found these champagne-colored roses at Michaels.  I love the touch of romance that these roses add this tree, don’t you?!  You don’t have to use poinsettias just because it’s Christmas.  The round tinsel/jeweled ornaments were from Decorator’s Warehouse in Arlington, Texas and I found them last year.

I love making big bows from sparkly ribbon and pipe cleaner and then attaching them to the tree.

Of course, I also love to coordinate all of my presents with the tree.  I found a lot of beautiful wrapping paper HERE but all my cute white/gold and blush/gold gift boxes are linked below.  Scroll down to end of the post for the direct shopping links.

I had to have the “tis the season to sparkle” gift box when I saw it at Home Goods!  I also found that cute pink box with gold snowflakes there as well.  I’ve had good luck finding gift boxes there.

I pulled my cute bow office chair and this blush tufted bench over to the tree as I set all the presents down.  They just completed the look.  I wish I could share my entire office but we just finished building this home and moved in last month.  My office is a mess still on the opposite end of this room.  So it’ll be a couple of more weeks until I do an office reveal, as I’m waiting on a piece of furniture to help me get organized.  Make sure to check back for that!

That same sparkly ribbon I mentioned above was also used for the largest bow on the top of the tree.  I always like putting a large bow right below my star to add a touch of elegance and to tie it all together.  This star tree topper is one of my favorites. It looks like mercury glass and light bounces off of it so beautifully.

Take another look at that mesh tinsel ribbon.  As I mentioned, you tuck it in the branches diagonally, going down the front and sides of the tree in opposite directions.  It’s simple and I love the way it looks!

Tip:  You don’t just have to use holiday bags and wrapping paper and gift boxes around your tree!  As I find pretty boxes and bags and paper throughout the year, I stash it and know that I can use it at Christmas time and maybe just dress my packages up with sparkly ribbon.

The sun was setting on this side of the house as I was wrapping up this photo shoot but I just loved the way the room was “glowing” with those warm tones. I had to snap a pic and share it with you!

I love being in my office!  I love how “me” it is.  Your office should reflect your style and personality and I wanted my blush pink flocked Christmas tree to do the very same thing and incorporate all the pretty things I love.

Thanks so much for joining me here today and I hope that you’ll be back!  Here are the shopping links below, for your convenience.

Please make sure to join the other 2 friends of mine below for Day #5 AND make sure to continue on tomorrow with our next group. Of course, you can always catch up on the days you missed because there is so much inspiration.  Make sure to pin all the things you love to Pinterest for later.

A special thank you to Lynch Creek Farms for sponsoring our tour and providing all the beautiful greenery showcased throughout the homes.

Here is the entire tour schedule if you missed any homes:

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