I'm on a roll! I've had a few regular blog posts lately! Don't get excited, because as you know, my blogging ebbs and flows!

I was so inspired when I came across this collage piece by Karen Blair -- I love how the collage fragments frame the face, and of course, I love the colors!

Art can define your space and is often my jumping off point when beginning an interior design project for a client. So without further ado .... I hope this inspires you!

1. "Collage, Faces II" by Karen Blair

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Isn't it a show stopper? This would look great as a wow factor in an entry or in a chic home office. I would finish it with a frame that brought out one of the colors in the piece.

2. Grayson Chair

From Crate & Barrel, this is such a sweet chair with a clean and contemporary profile! This would look great as an accent chair in a living room or even a bedroom.

3. Felix Statue in Bronze

I love quirky sculptures that are minimalist in style. The Felix Sculpture is by Bungalow 5 and can be purchased on Houzz. I think this would be fun on top of some books in a bookcase or used as an accent piece on a desk.

4. Salon Media Console

It's all in the details. I love this piece by Bernhardt -- it features three inset antique silver leaf panels. Look a bit closer:

Even though it's a media console, it would also make a great dining room buffet! I think it's so pretty! It's available at Horchow.

5. Otis Pendant

Loving this as a kitchen pendant or even hung closer to the ceiling in a powder room. Made by Regina Andrew, the Otis Pendant is available at Overstock.

6. Decorative Pillows

I know....more pink! What can I say? It's my favorite color! These pillows are from Arianna Belle - a great online resource for designer pillows - and if pink is not your thing, there are many more gorgeous, designer fabrics available! And, the quality is amazing!

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