It’s Wednesday and time for the series… If My Blog Was A Room, where the challenge is to think about your blog as an actual space! What would it look like? I am so happy to have Amy here today from her wonderful blog, Plain & Fancy Living. I have been following her blog for a while, and I love seeing her amazing DIY projects and beautiful style. I am so happy to have met her through blogging! Here is her great blog header:
And here is what she came up with. Take it away, Amy!
Hello Simple Dwellings readers! I am Amy from Plain & Fancy Living and I am so happy to be a part of this cool series, “If My Blog Was A Roomâ€. My style is just the same as the name of my blog. I like to have a real mix in my design selections, some plain and some fancy.
I like a clean look with open floor plans, lots of natural light, mixed metals and finishes. I think opposites attract in most cases and design is no exception. My blog house would be like a relaxing vacation spot with lots of style yet warm and inviting.
{Images are from The Tides South Beach Hotel, Designer Kelly Wearstler}
{Designer Suzanne Kasler}
I would have a bold piece of artwork to contrast traditional style furnishings.
{Image is from Southern Accents, Designer Suzanne Kasler}
I think it is hard to beat a white kitchen. My blog would have big open windows and doors exposing the outdoors on a sunny day letting all the fresh air inside.
{Designer Suzanne Kasler}
I would have to have stripes somewhere in my blog room for sure. Every room can use a good stripe. I would have stylish seating throughout the space.
{Designed by Suzanne Kasler}
My blog room would be a balanced space. I have a “thing†for being symmetrical.
I prefer to keep the paint colors in my house neutral while adding color and pattern with fun fabrics that can be changed when I am ready. My blog room would be rearranged and redecorated when I fell in love with a new color and pattern.
Thanks so much for letting me be part of your series Amber!
Thank you so much, Amy! The spaces are beautiful! I also love stripes, symmetry and a white kitchen. And I’m with you on changing things up after falling for a new color and pattern! If you haven’t been to Amy’s wonderful blog, definitely check it out!
Stop by next week to see the next blogger in the series!
