We are having a very busy WhiteBerry day here! I have to say, you guys have some good eyes, LOL. One lovely reader saw these chairs amongst my piles a week or two back and wanted them a soft painted white. So white they are now and today they were shipped off on their journey to their new home.

Tonight we are delivering this cabinet to it's new family.

Seriously, you guys are so fast I can barely keep up anymore!! This table was barely dry before it was snatched up~


I have been so sidetracked with custom orders lately that these cute antique nesting tables were painted over 3 weeks ago, and are only just now coming inside!

We also have several clients coming by to pick up other items tonight so hopefully we will find time to fit in a little dinner too!

Uh oh! There are at least 20 really adorable things I NEED at Anthropologie (ok, maybe I just want them really bad).

Seriously, I think I need that bird castle in my life...

New Slipcover

We hope you are having a nice Wednesday!

Wren wants to say hello to her Grandma, who has been out of town for a few weeks working on her latest renovation!!! Wren has been very enthralled with peanut butter and strawberry jam pitas lately (much less mess than sandwiches!) and her new shoes grandma got her.

She has to practice her lady-like walking because we learned that she going to be a flower girl this time next year! Her auntie Torri is now engaged (welcome to the family Braden!) as of last weekend~


I am so blown away by the interest many of you have in this easel! I didn't look at it twice until it came up for bidding but like you, Sean thought it was a unique piece and was happy to see it come home. There was a small repair to make to the bottom ledge, but it was easily fixed with some wood glue and clamps.


And I think our new loveseat has a favorite family member! Mung kee has taken up residence underneath and seems to find it very cozy under there.

I am washing rugs today so it looks a little bare in here, but I think the legs would probably be best with a coat of paint to add some character.

So many of you are interested in slipcovers but are hestitant to invest or look into them, but I would highly recommend calling a few seamstresses and just get a quote! You may be surprised how affordable they are, in fact they are probably equivalant to professionally cleaning your furniture yearly. As for fabric, it really depends on your needs. I went with a sateen cotton because I felt it was a little less rigid than denim but you can use twill, denim, even linen if you are fairly good to your furniture. Including fabric (which I spent $120 on at Chintz design center) the slipcover came to exactly $300.

Talk to you tomorrow!