This post all about my favorite beauty products, reminded me of today’s post about Micellar Water!
So today I wanted to talk about why so many women consider Micellar Water the best (and most affordable) product to add to their beauty routine.
I originally wrote this a few years ago, but decided to “dust it off” again after talking to a reader via email about it recently!
In just under six months, this blog will be turning ten. TEN! I’ve been at this for ten years and I honestly can’t believe it. It’s been an amazing addition to my life, I’ve met so many incredible, talented, lovely people. This blog, which started out as a small creative outlet to pull together interior design ideas for my own home, has oddly enough become my career!
I’m so grateful to have stumbled across blogging back when I did. So, today I’m a hosting this giveaway as a way to say thank you!
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pillow // chair // vase
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Bathroom renovation wallpaper ideas, for months I’ve been slowly collecting my favorites.
I’m a big fan of using wallpaper in the bathroom, so I’m excited to share these picks with you here today.
wallpaper: Schumacher Pyne Hollyhock // image via Laura Design Co.As you might’ve seen over on my Instagram stories, I’m currently on the hunt to find the best wallpaper options for our beach house bathroom renovation.
Specifically, for the upstairs hall/guest bath.
It’s a full yet small bathroom.
Originally, we were just going to paint the walls, but now after (finally) seeing this all white bathroom tiled and almost complete, we think it needs just a little more “something/something” happening in the space.
We went with white subway tiles halfway up the walls and plain white tiles on the floor.
While there’s a lot of “white” in this small space, there are no windows.
So we added a transom window above the door to the upstairs guest bedroom, to allow for a bit of natural light.
