Good morning, chic readers! Are you in full-on Thanksgiving hysteria yet? We are getting so excited, and, okay, truth time: We pulled out the Christmas playlist on Amazon Music today. (If you haven’t listened to the Train Christmas album, you totally should!) So, yeah, it will be 71 degrees tomorrow, and the turkey hasn’t even been bought yet much less cooked, but what’s the harm in breaking our no-Christmas-music-until-after-Thanksgiving rule? It’s not like we’ve already bought the tree…
While you’re putting the finishing touches on your Thanksgiving grocery list, check out this fabulous house tour from the beyond amazing Cloth and Kind. It’s the perfect home, holiday or not!
Built-in bookcases are one of our favorite features in any home. The addition of the brass library lamps takes the look over the top!
A blue island is the perfect pop in an otherwise white kitchen. It adds so much dimension.
A teeny vignette becomes a focal point with the addition of this beautiful rug and distressed piece of furniture.
There’s nothing better than starting and finishing the day in the sunniest spot in the house!
We love hot pink in any space…
And beautiful blues too, of course.
There’s no space we love more than a window seat, especially when the weather gets cooler and we draw closer to home.
Double sinks provide plenty of space for getting ready…
And a soaking tub creates a spa-like retreat.
Just add a Turkish towel!
A playful child’s room is such a delight,
And a darling basin sink creates plenty of space for multiple kids to get ready for school.
Isn’t it amazing? We love Cloth and Kind’s use of color, pattern and texture–even on the porch.
Thank you so much for making Design Chic a part of your day. We always love seeing you here!
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What a charming house.
Have a wonderful Thanksgiving with your family! A little early Christmas music is always a good idea.
xo,
Karen
Good Morning Girls,
It’s far from a sophisticated design but Cloth and Kind does a farm house style perfectly. Many tips and ideas !!
xo
Patty