domestic adaptation

domestic \də-ˈmes-tik\, adj.
devoted to home duties and pleasures

adaptation
\ˌa-ˌdap-ˈtā-shən\, n.
to make fit (as for a specific or new use or situation) often by modification

Sew lovely: repurposed sewing drawer.

[EveryEskimo’s Etsy Shop]

[A Collection a Day, 2010: Day 138]

Traveling mercies: love the journey, God is with you, come home safe and sound.

Love love, Sarah.

[via Knack]

I like Brooke Reynolds’ “Magical Thinking Jar”. I found a small mason jar in a thrift store and put it to similar use. I, too, collect scraps of paper - but instead of recording funny moments, I write down what I am thankful for, good happenings, and answered prayers.

[A Collection a Day: Day 152]

Stylist: Emily Chalmers

Photographer: Debi Treloar

Gah, I love this bedroom in Tony Shalhoub’s (yes, that Tony Shalhoub - I know, right?) cottage. And that’s my “If I won the California lottery or became Larry King’s eighth wife, I would buy this and not lose a wink of sleep” bedding splurge… better known as the “Rosette Bedding” from Anthropologie. 



[via Country Living]

“Sara and Mary”
9x8” | Oil on paper | 2007

[Samantha French]

Lackluster Co.



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