After completing my client, Melissa Chanel’s new Glam Room aka #ProjectChateauChanel, she wanted me to help her with the rest of her apartment in Charlotte, North Carolina. Up Next: Her Master Suite.
Decorating can seem challenging, especially when you have limited space. I recently shared some advice for doing so in an article on AllTheStuff.com! If you’re trying to figure out how to squeeze your 2,500 sq ft life into a 500 sq ft studio, start by following these three easy tips…
Quenisha was so excited about moving into her first home. Having decorated most of the rooms already, the entryway remained a mystery. So she decided to ask for a little help from BLB.
What’s every fashionista’s dream? A closet full of designer shoes? A shopping spree on Rodeo Drive? Unlimited deliveries from StitchFix? Well for this frugal fashion blogger, all she wanted was a pretty space that screamed FAB, but within a fabulous budget.
Busy families have busy lives, especially when it includes two successful careers and an active toddler that can wear her parents out. The Sharps liked their new home, but needed help falling in love with it. So they reached out to BLB to figure out what to do with the first room upon entry.
Do you have a girl crush? Between you and me, I’ve got quite a few. They range from celeb-status to YouTube artists that are known for their talent, looks, style and personality. To my pleasant surprise, one of my girl crushes recently DM’d me on Instagram about wanting to collaborate on her new office space design. Meet Melissa Chanel.
There’s no better feeling than buying your very first home! It’s a fulfilling accomplishment that not only makes you feel like you’ve made it, but also that you’ve earned the badge of being a responsible adult. Though picking out and purchasing a home seemed stressful for Ryan at first, picking out and purchasing furniture to go in it seemed like the more difficult task.
Working from home is truly a privilege! No business attire, morning commute or awkward conversations in the elevator or at the water cooler. But working from home successfully requires a space that inspires, motivates and invites your attention.
After completing my client, Melissa Chanel’s new Glam Room aka #ProjectChateauChanel, she wanted me to help her with the rest of her apartment in Charlotte, North Carolina. Up Next: Her Master Suite.
Decorating can seem challenging, especially when you have limited space. I recently shared some advice for doing so in an article on AllTheStuff.com! If you’re trying to figure out how to squeeze your 2,500 sq ft life into a 500 sq ft studio, start by following these three easy tips…
Quenisha was so excited about moving into her first home. Having decorated most of the rooms already, the entryway remained a mystery. So she decided to ask for a little help from BLB.
What’s every fashionista’s dream? A closet full of designer shoes? A shopping spree on Rodeo Drive? Unlimited deliveries from StitchFix? Well for this frugal fashion blogger, all she wanted was a pretty space that screamed FAB, but within a fabulous budget.
Busy families have busy lives, especially when it includes two successful careers and an active toddler that can wear her parents out. The Sharps liked their new home, but needed help falling in love with it. So they reached out to BLB to figure out what to do with the first room upon entry.
Do you have a girl crush? Between you and me, I’ve got quite a few. They range from celeb-status to YouTube artists that are known for their talent, looks, style and personality. To my pleasant surprise, one of my girl crushes recently DM’d me on Instagram about wanting to collaborate on her new office space design. Meet Melissa Chanel.
There’s no better feeling than buying your very first home! It’s a fulfilling accomplishment that not only makes you feel like you’ve made it, but also that you’ve earned the badge of being a responsible adult. Though picking out and purchasing a home seemed stressful for Ryan at first, picking out and purchasing furniture to go in it seemed like the more difficult task.
Working from home is truly a privilege! No business attire, morning commute or awkward conversations in the elevator or at the water cooler. But working from home successfully requires a space that inspires, motivates and invites your attention.