good day! and welcome, at long last to a tour of ! i was lucky enough to have my talented friend, photographer out to the house and she took the loveliest photos — so apologies that it’s photo-heavy because i had a difficult time editing them down! and, i wanted to give you a sense of the place and how it’s laid out. it’s a 1929 casita and not large — probably about 800 square feet, with two bedrooms (one of which is my guest room / office), a large living room, one bathroom and a funky little kitchen — and lots and lots of outdoor space including a lovely veranda. so, i’m going to kind of take you room by room and share some of my resources with you. when i sold my L.A. house, i also sold it mostly furnished, and this place is smaller so it was time to redecorate. i’ve partnered with some of my favorite brands to decorate the new space — i reached out to them because i love what they all do and was excited to have their pieces in my new home. and if you’re interested, you can see some of my original inspiration for decorating in . okay, on with the tour!
first up, the living room. i wanted kind of a modern, but bohemian beach cottage feel and i got really eclectic with it. nothing too matchy-match here, for sure! i got a super cosy white slipcovered sofa from . it’s their petite 72″ , and it’s ideal for this small space. i brought my amazing black leather milo Baughman lounge chair by from my old home — jason repurposes vintage treasures and is a true artist at it, so check out his one of a kind . i bought the 1950’s and the steel & glass from — also an excellent resource for pre-loved pieces. i found the on etsy. the palm frond fell from the trees on my property and i snatched it up! i highly recommend foraging for natural objects for your home.
i desperately needed storage for all my books since i no longer have my built-in bookcase, and found this beautiful black at . it’s so fabulous and so practical too with the glass-enclosed bookshelves and hidden cabinets below. my can be found at . i decided to layer up my rugs, so the is from wayfair (i got a for the hallway there, too) and the beautiful moroccan rug on top is from — their collection of rugs is gorgeous and vast and come in such a pretty color palette. the throw on the is a weighted blanket in sea salt from and so calming and comfy! i’ve had the black dresser forever, and it was from my mum’s old antique shop.
this is a crazy collection of mine, mostly vintage from all over. the is actually supposedly a puppet form for singer anne murray and i got it from on instragam. jason tauritz has a killer eye so follow him for great vintage finds he posts from time to time. the soapstone figurines are from in portland, another online source for vintage treasure and she’s always posting new collections on , too. the bentwood stools are from vintage collection — maybe you didn’t even know they have a great , but it’s a wonderful resource so check them out, too.
the petite 1960’s rustic dining side table is also from and the seagull dining chairs are from . the artwork is all found pieces from the flea market, and the is an etsy find. the throw blankets on my white are from , another favorite online shop for home decor accents. again, the mid-century modern bentwood stools are from vintage collection.
a lot of my vintage collections are flea market and Etsy finds, but i also love for collectibles, like my , which i’m kind of obsessed with lately. quite a bit of my artwork, like ‘you sentimental idiot’ is by – one of my favorite artists.
okay — now for the guest room / home office. the vintage rattan daybed is from , my partner at and i’ve got a similar in stock right now. the vintage thonet chairs are finds, but carries them quite often, too. the beautiful area rug is from and again the beneath it is from wayfair. the bamboo table lamp is from and the large japanese paper lantern is from (a great shop in L.A.’s little toyko). the vintage shelf above the daybed is from .
my desk is another chairish find — it’s a and makes for a nice big desk! the Matisse poster print is from and the read instead print is from . more artwork here from and , another favorite bay area artist. the daybed mattresses and pillows are from laguna beach shop .
okay, on to my bedroom! the armoire is an antique from forever ago, the bamboo mariella hooks are from . the Vintage Distressed Oushak Rug is from , again over a wayfair . my headboard is a white slipcovered from shabby chic, and the frame is shabby chic’s . i have the most comfortable new mattress i’ve ever slept on and it’s from — honestly, it’s soft, but not too and the best i’ve ever slept. the and in white are from (who’s having a and donating 300 of their products to families in recovery from the devastating California Fires), and the white is vintage from . my big beautiful george nelson bubble lamp is also from vintage collection, as is the in the corner. the painting over the bed was a find from a street brocante in paris that i carried all over the place — planes, trains, and automobiles until i finally brought it home.
now out to the veranda — the vintage sofa is from and i had it reupholstered by . the big chinese basket is from and it’s filled with blankets and throws for all those chilly nights. the vintage wallpaper table used to be in my entry, but now it holds all my plants and it’s from . the vintage french bistro table is from and the wicker dining chairs are from .
and last but not least, my funky little kitchen! the barstools are the Sunwashed Backless Riviera Counter Stools from , the Vintage German Roll Down Chart is from . the black & white graphic When life gives you lemons art print is from , and the vintage bamboo wine rack is from .
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