source: SkipSteuart
I wanted to let you all know that today is my last day as the editor here at Simple Nest, as I will be stepping away to focus on Organizing Your Way and my family.
At this time, we do not have another editor lined up for Simple Nest. However, if that is a position you’re interested in, you can head to the Simple Living Media site for more information.
Simple Mom and Simple Kids continue to thrive as well, and you’ll want to watch for more exciting announcements from the network in the coming months!
All the best,
source: Real Simple
I was searching design sites for silver accessories for a Splashes of Color post when I came across an article at Real Simple called “Simple, Practical Uses for Silver.” I loved these ideas so much that I wanted to share them with you, and it also got me thinking about other ways to incorporate family heirlooms and antiques — as well as pieces like china and crystal that may not be used every day — into our home decor.
source: Real Simple
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source: Real Simple
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I’ve seen china hung on the wall in dining rooms, kitchens and even bedrooms as beautiful wall art. And a crystal vase or tray can be used to add an element of surprise and sophistication to casual kitchens and bathrooms. You could also frame silverware in an open frame or make candles out of old tea cups.
source: Design*Sponge
Do you have any heirlooms or antiques displated in your home in unique ways rather than stored in a cabinet where they’re unused and unappreciated?
