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I can picture a little toddler boy, complete with freckles and a cowlick gazing out this window at a cot sitting on the edge of the porch railing. I love this window. [click to continue…]

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Love this, utitlizing simple items for storage. Metal Buckets, Folding cubes and this simple slim shelving would reallly work for a child’s play area. ( I would add labels)

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Simply Super Summer Tidy-Clean House Day Five

June 15, 2013 Simple Daily Challenge

Traditional Entry by Greenville Interior Designers & Decorators Linda McDougald Design | Postcard from Paris Home I am in love with the potted plants. Our porch is so tiny!  I wonder if we can squeeze in a couple? Mediterranean Kitchen by Portland Interior Designers & Decorators Jessica Helgerson Interior Design I do adore a crisp [...]

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Simply Super Summer Tidy-Clean House Day Four

June 14, 2013 Bathroom

Traditional Bedroom by Mill Valley Interior Designers & Decorators Jute Interior Design This master bedroom has a man friendly feel and I love the little pop of red on the chair being used as an end table.

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Simply Super Summer Tidy Clean Home Day Three

June 13, 2013 Kitchen

Eclectic Kitchen by Portland Interior Designers & Decorators Garrison Hullinger Interior Design Inc. Kicking off the challenge for the day with some kitchen eye candy. I adore the bright rug under the work table. Traditional Kitchen by Chicago Kitchen & Bath Designers Rebekah Zaveloff | KitchenLab This lucky kitchen owner has a handy desk right [...]

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Simply Super Summer Tidy Clean Home Day Two

June 12, 2013 Simple Daily Challenge

Traditional Dining Room by San Francisco Interior Designers & Decorators Niche Interiors The dining room table is a flat surface that tends to gather clutter or stuff which will pretty much kill any grand idea of having dinner on a fancy table.  This also happens on the kitchen table which in many cases is the [...]

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