14 Monday Jul 2014
Posted in Architecture & Exteriors
Happy Monday! Hope everyone had a lovely weekend. Mine was jam-packed and fun-filled, so no complaints here.
Today I’m feeling inspired by beautiful landscapes. Particularly those found in my native Southern California and other drought-prone locales. From traditional cacti to aloe vera plants, these drought tolerant beauties will make you think twice about desert life.
Source: My Desert Love board on Pinterest
Ciao for Now,
♥♥ Vicky
19 Saturday Jan 2013
Posted in Decor, DIY, Fashion, Here & Now, Shopping
Absolutely loving the look of this! I don’t need a desk, but I DO need to try this project… anyone else need a desk?
By now I’m sure you know I’m a sucker for Chevron… I must have these!
Old Navy
How fabulous is this?!? I already bought 2, and probably going to buy more… natural and glamorous all at the same time!
Who said maternity clothes can’t be cute? Loving these sequins leggings… doesn’t get any hotter than this!
08 Tuesday May 2012
Posted in Architecture & Exteriors
In part 2 of the Venice Garden & Home Tour series, we find ourselves in the garden. If there is one staple that any Venice “flower” garden must have, it’s the quirky and intriguing succulent. Succulents require much less watering than more traditional flowers, thus suiting themselves well to the dry SoCal climate.
As a design element, succulents add both beauty and edge to a space. Think of them as the delicate flower’s bad-ass cousin. The ombre nature of their coloring effortlessly fades from green to purple to red; and while this coloring is stunningly beautiful, the succulent’s sturdy composition and texture is nothing short of tough.
There was no shortage of succulent sightings on the tour. Here are my top 5.
Whats Next? In Part 3 of the series we head inside and take a look at some fabulous interiors. You won’t want to miss it!
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