Photo Credit Michael Graydon for H&H
Today is my turn to chime in on the "Pin It Forward" campaign Victoria of SfgirlbyBay is hosting this month along with Pinterest. The topic, "What Home Means to Me" is a timely one as we work on our very slow renovation. What I've come to realize is that the "slow" (imposed by money and time) is actually a good thing as my tastes have changed significantly as we go. But what has remained strong is what I would like our home to be and what home means to me. Home means comfortable, welcoming, fun and a place to feel safe and loved, a place to relax. Here are a few pictures I've pinned on my pinterest board of what that might look like. From the lure of a week away at a cottage to the luxury of a cosy comfy bed at home on a rainy cool night. I want our home to be sprinkled with all these things but most especially to be welcoming to all who visit. Tomorrow Carrie of agirlandacamera.blogspot.com will be taking her turn if you wish to follow along.
Clockwise: Muskoka Screen Door from Rona.ca; Botanical Chart Card from Rifle Paper Co.; Nautical Paddles from Wisteria; Point Blankets from The Bay; Antique Primitive Farmhouse Bench from Daily Memorandum; Iron Wall Lanter from The Home Depot.
Photo Credit Janet Kimber for H&H
Pendant Lighting from Wisteria; Thonet Chair from Aram; Fleur De Lys Dinnerware from Anthropolgie; Diving Whale Terrarium from Anthropologie; Provencal Tool Canniser, Anthropologie; Dish Towel, Anthropologie
Photo Credit Janet Kimber for H&H
Positano diamonds pillow, Jonathan Adler; Ranier National Park Blanket, Pendleton; Retro Metal Clip-on Light, Rockett St. George; Spooled Bed, Restoration Hardware.
Today is my turn to chime in on the "Pin It Forward" campaign Victoria of SfgirlbyBay is hosting this month along with Pinterest. The topic, "What Home Means to Me" is a timely one as we work on our very slow renovation. What I've come to realize is that the "slow" (imposed by money and time) is actually a good thing as my tastes have changed significantly as we go. But what has remained strong is what I would like our home to be and what home means to me. Home means comfortable, welcoming, fun and a place to feel safe and loved, a place to relax. Here are a few pictures I've pinned on my pinterest board of what that might look like. From the lure of a week away at a cottage to the luxury of a cosy comfy bed at home on a rainy cool night. I want our home to be sprinkled with all these things but most especially to be welcoming to all who visit. Tomorrow Carrie of agirlandacamera.blogspot.com will be taking her turn if you wish to follow along.
Clockwise: Muskoka Screen Door from Rona.ca; Botanical Chart Card from Rifle Paper Co.; Nautical Paddles from Wisteria; Point Blankets from The Bay; Antique Primitive Farmhouse Bench from Daily Memorandum; Iron Wall Lanter from The Home Depot.
Photo Credit Janet Kimber for H&H
Pendant Lighting from Wisteria; Thonet Chair from Aram; Fleur De Lys Dinnerware from Anthropolgie; Diving Whale Terrarium from Anthropologie; Provencal Tool Canniser, Anthropologie; Dish Towel, Anthropologie
Photo Credit Janet Kimber for H&H
Positano diamonds pillow, Jonathan Adler; Ranier National Park Blanket, Pendleton; Retro Metal Clip-on Light, Rockett St. George; Spooled Bed, Restoration Hardware.
15 comments:
What a beautiful, inspiring collection Jan! I especially love the paddles, farmhouse bench (have one of those in my bathroom) and the botanical print.
Your home would be cozy...I can tell.
Loved reading what home means to you, Jan. Geeeeze, I find your blog so inspiring. Will xo
I love what home means to you. This is a fabulous pin-it-forward contribution!
Lovely Jan!
Lovely Post...
wonderful!
i love this in so many ways, jan! i've been eyeing these photos in your flickr stream, and love them all. i want to move in, okay? :) xx
Beautiful....no doubt it will be so very welcoming & I love your picks. I have found slow & steady works well for me too. My individuality comes out to play & forces me to be patient(not one of my strong suits) Thanks you for sharing this with us....so lovely.
xo
Melis
Everyone else said it - but BEAUTIFUL post. Thanks for contributing to pin-it-forward.
So lovely, evocative, and perfectly summery. Seeing those oars on the side of the cabin makes me want to find a canoe and head for the mountains.
so gorgeous + inspiring! thank you!
xo Alison
I've always loved nautical themes and am happy they're now coming into their own trend. :-)
Beautiful collection! This whole thing is such fun, don't you think? Pinning it forward and getting peeks into people's hearts when they share what home means to them. Thanks for pinning it forward to me!
we have such similar tastes my friend.... xo
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