Hey freinds! Here are some blush, gold, and white desk accessories :). Easily transform your desk with these pretty accents. Click on the image to shop. I will be adding more over time, so be sure to check back every so often! Enjoy xoxo. *contains affiliate links*
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Hey there! Here are some gorgeous white and gold desks that I’ve rounded up for ya. Go ahead and check them out! This Acme Desk is simple, yet stunning. This desk would work well with any office set up. (Currently out of stock) My desk! Monarch Specialties Hollow Core Desk You could always spray paint the silver parts gold (before assembly) to get the white and gold look. Pangea Desk I also love the legs on this one! The drawer pulls are not too bad either ;). This is definitely fit for a boss! Check out my office tour and shop my desk and other accessories here This traditional writing desk is super cute, and you cant go wrong with this style! My favourite desk has got to be this one! I just love the ultra glam and modern look the legs give it. Safavieh Elaine 2 Drawer Desk UPDATE: This is the newest white and gold desk on the market. I can’t get enough of the Art Deco style on the table legs! UPDATE: I think this gorgeous number is my new favourite! Best Master Furniture Writing Desk Lynslim Modern Writing Desk with Hutch Lastly, if you want to go for a more DIY option, these Trestle Table Legs are beautiful, and a great option. All you would have to do is find a suitable desktop. Ikea has some great options, or you could always find something at your local hardware store. Which desk is your favourite? Make sure to let me know in the comments below!
Hello friends! I’m so glad you’re here ?. I’m even happier to be able to share my new home office with you! It took a while to complete (and to be honest, it’s still not fully complete…as always I want to add a few more touches, but for now, I’m happy with where I’m at with this space). So here is the before picture; this is the way the office was set up by the previous owners. From this, I saw this room had great potential to become the office of my dreams. At first, I didn’t know if I wanted set up our office as an office for two, so I had put my desk this way (see below), in order to leave room for my husbands desk in the other half of the office. After a little while, my husband decided he did not need his own office space , so I was free to take over this whole room! Whoohoo! So here is my “after”! If you are working on designing your own chic home office, you’re going to want to download this FREE checklist: Get your free checklist! Here’s a close up of my bookshelf: I looked long and hard for a white, multi-level paper sorter…I lucked out when I found this one at Home Sense. Literally, they were just putting out onto the shelves, and I got my hands on before they could even put it out! Like what you see? Shop the look! See the complete, shoppable list of everything that’s in my home office! Click here. The next day I went to a different location, and I found the create/design/inspire desktop organizer, of the same make and style, I had to pinch myself to make sure I was actually seeing things clearly :D. I really tried to simplify my shelf styling this time around. Previously I had way too much out on my shelves, and you didn’t know where to look! Here I have a simple gold and glass vase (which I still want to fill with some pretty floral or greenery), a framed quote, which I feel embodies how I feel when I enter my office (I feel darling whenever I walk in here!), and some pretty pink books and a sketch book that I actually intend to use when sketching out designs for my client projects. This little nook houses my printer and my file organization. Below the printer table, I have a trash bin (which I plan on spray painting gold one fine day;), and a crate for recycling.) The gold wired basket has me scratching my head, I bought it thinking I could keep my fabric samples in them when I’m working on a client project, but now I’m thinking I might prefer a wall file sorter in its place. That’s why I haven’t taken the tag off yet! :). Decisions, decisions. I always buy pretty throw pillows in twos. So when I found this pillow for the chair behind my desk, I picked up a second pillow just in case I’d need it in the future. If you buy pillows in pairs, at least you can repurpose them on a sofa or a bed later on, when you feel that itch to redecorate…or is that just something that happens to me? I didn’t have this second chair in my office originally, and it will probably be replaced later buy a cream loveseat or daybed (for the other side of my office, that’s not shown), once I find the perfect one! But for now, this chair completed my room, and I can always pull it up to my desk if I’m meeting with anyone in my office. I’m also really proud of myself for minimizing the items on top of my desk! I used to fill this paper tray with loose papers, notes, mail, basically anything I was currently working on, or attempting to work on, one day. Now I have made this paper tray a home for my desk accessories, and it looks so much better! Thank you so much for coming along for a tour of my new favourite space in my home! If you have any questions, please feel free to shoot me an email or just comment below! Here’s one last look for you 🙂 Have a great day loves! Please feel free to pin these images or share with your friends 🙂 If you are working on designing your own chic home office, you’re going to want to download this FREE checklist!
Hi friends! I wanted to share my recent office update with you. Before Christmas last year, I had my desk facing the door, and my console table on the other wall. To make room for my tree, I had tried out the desk in front of my bookcase, and it turned out to be a good spot for it! I have a 5×7 area rug, and it still looks perfect facing the other direction. All I did was slide the rug over, and my desk went with it :). My husband suggested I try the console table under the window, which I hadn’t even thought of! I love it there, so that will be its new home for a while. 🙂 This goes to show that if you buy the right pieces, you can move them around, and the room design will still work! Check out my home office checklist for all the right pieces. To shop my home office, click here I felt like something was missing, so I added my gold letter board, and that made it complete! I hope you enjoyed the update, and thanks for stopping by! If you have any questions about your own home office design, I would love to hear them :). Just comment below, or send me an email.
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Hey there lovely! By now, you must know that you need to protect your energy. If you don’t, certain people in your life will just keep on taking from you. I call these people energy vampires, because they will literally take and take from you, until you’re completely drained out, and even then, they will expect you to keep spending your energy on them. If you are generally a kind and loving person, chances are you have to deal with this on the regular in your life. You need to set some ground rules for yourself so that you can take back your energy, and start spending more of it on the most important person in your life, which is you! What are boundaries, and how do you know if you need to set some? According to Wikipedia, “Personal boundaries are guidelines, rules, or limits that a person creates to identify reasonable, safe and permissible ways for other people to behave towards them and how they will respond when someone passes those limits”. How do you know if you need to set boundaries? do you often feel taken advantage of? do you feel like your days and hours just fly by with you looking after everyone else but yourself? By the time you finish everything, are you too tired to do anything just for you? do you feel helping a specific person (or people) takes up a lot of your time? do you feel helping this person/people is not reciprocated? do you feel resentful at times towards the people that are closest to you? do you feel guilty or shameful asserting your own needs with your loved ones? If you answered yes to most of these questions, you will benefit from building and sustaining some boundaries in your life! What do you have to lose? Let’s give it a try:) Who do you need to set boundaries with? Personal boundaries are needed with people you have personal relationships with, and often the deeper the relationship, the more difficult it may seem to set the boundary. You may need to set personal boundaries with: your partner/spouse your children your coworkers your friends your parents your siblings your acquaintances How do you set a personal boundary? 1. The easiest way to do this is switch your focus from caring so much about what these people need from you, to what you need from you. Instead of focusing on how you may disappoint them by taking some space, you will be focusing on what you need at that moment, and not feeling badly for giving that to yourself. 2. The other thing you need to do is take stock of how you feel when you do and when you don’t respect your own boundaries. Which feels better?(Try writing this in your journal, to get a clear picture) As you start to respect your own limitations with people in your life, it will get easier and you will feel good more often! 3. Also, remember this, when you are saying no to others, you are saying yes to yourself! I’ve noticed that when people are lacking boundaries, they feel badly for turning down others’ needs. But here’s the thing, you matter. Your needs matter. When you are pouring from an empty cup, you are not helping anyone. When you take the time to restore yourself, you feel full of love, and thus you have more love to give to those special people in your life. So don’t feel bad for turning down the needs of others, when you have nothing left to give them. If the tables were turned, you would probably want this person in your life to do whatever they needed to restore their energy and spirit, even if that meant they had to say no to you. Give yourself permission to do the same! Part of getting to good personal boundaries, is learning how to say to no to others. How to say no to others, without actually saying no: That sounds great, but let me get back to you I’d love to, but the timing just doesn’t work for me right now I’m working on blah blah blah, when I’m done, I’ll get in touch with you I have a lot on my plate right now, when things settle down, I’ll be in touch with you. I just need some time for me. I’m running on empty, and I need to give myself time to feel better. Sorry, I’m not available at that time. Sorry, I can’t make it. Thanks for the invite, I’m sorry I won’t be able to attend. Sorry, I can’t help you with that. I can’t commit to that right now. Let me get back to you. That sounds awesome, but it’s just not for me. If those don’t work, just simply try saying No. The other part of setting good personal boundaries, is assessing what your own needs are, and then allowing yourself to meet those needs. Ways to say yes to yourself: Make a list of what you like to do, what re-energizes you, what makes you feel joyful, and what calms you. These will be different things at different times. For example, sometimes I need some quiet alone time, just to be alone with my thoughts, or to be still. Sometimes I need to be in nature and feel the fresh air. Other times I need a visit with a friend. You will get better at realizing what it is exactly that you need. Now go ahead and make your list :). When you’re done, look at your weekly schedule. What are your must do’s? Schedule those in. My must do’s are work, quality time with my kids, and chores (so boring right?!). Then I insert my self care activities into my schedule. When you intentionally plan your life out to include caring for yourself, you will find that you actually have time for it! The stuff that wasn’t really important will […]
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Saul Bass (May 8, 1920 – April 25, 1996) was a graphic designer and filmmaker, perhaps best known for his design of film posters and title sequences.{{im:6831}}During his 40-year career Bass worked for some of Hollywood's greatest filmmakers, including Alfred Hitchcock, Stanley Kubrick, Otto Preminger, Billy Wilder, and Martin Scorsese. He became well-known in the film industry after creating the title sequence for Otto Preminger's The Man with the Golden Arm in 1955. For Alfred Hitchcock, Bass designed effective and memorable title sequences, inventing a new type of kinetic typography, for North by Northwest, Vertigo (working with John Whitney), and Psycho.Bass also designed some of the most iconic corporate logos in North America, including the original AT&T "bell" logo in 1969, as well as their later "globe" logo in 1983. He also designed Continental Airlines' 1968 "jetstream" logo and United Airlines' 1974 "tulip" logo which have become some of the most recognized logos of the era.In 1955, Elaine Makatura came to work with Saul Bass and after the opening title sequence to Spartacus in 1960, which Elaine co-directed and produced, the two were married. Much of Saul Bass's title design and film work thereafter was made in close collaboration with Elaine. After the birth of their children, Jennifer in 1964 and Jeffrey in 1967, the Basses concentrated on their family, short films, and title sequences. Their first joint venture into short filmmaking was with promotional films for pavilions at the 1964 World’s Fair, From Here to There for United Airlines and The Searching Eye for Eastman Kodak. In 1968, they made the short film Why Man Creates, which won an Oscar.{{im:8969}}From the mid-60s to the late 1980s, Saul and Elaine moved away from main titles to focus on filmmaking and their children. Of this time, Saul has said:"Elaine and I feel we are there to serve the film and to approach the task with a sense of responsibility. We saw a lot of pyrotechnics and fun and games and I suppose we lost interest. At the same time, an increasing number of directors now sought to open their own films in ambitious ways rather than hire someone else to do it. Whatever the reasons, the result was 'Fade Out.' We did not worry about it: we had too many other interesting projects to get on with. Equally, because we still loved the process of making titles, we were happy to take it up again when asked. 'Fade In'..."Toward the end of his career, Saul Bass was “rediscovered” by James L. Brooks and Martin Scorsese, who urged the Basses to return to main title design.For Scorsese, Elaine and Saul Bass created title sequences for Goodfellas, Cape Fear, The Age of Innocence, and Casino, their last title sequence.{{im:9627}}In a sense, all modern opening title sequences that introduce the mood or theme of a film are a legacy of the Basses' work.
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