Kylie Lambert(le cupcake- Australia)
Girlie-hmmm-says to me pink, flowery and fabric (though Pom poms always do it for me!)- but you must admit cupcakes are taking over the world.......
{images by gemma comas}
I think beds should be white to be really girly......
from the White company of course!
I am in love with Vanessa Arbuthnott fabrics
Photo: Deborah Whitlaw Llewellyn; Stylist: Tracey Rapisardi; Designer: Lisa Knowlton
More lovely beds...
Photo: Antoine Bootz; Designer: Bobbi Smith via house beautiful
Zia Koko
And drapes around the bed are the ultimate in girlie-ness...
coastal style
(tequalilla on flickr)
(Courtesy of twelve22)
(Driftwood shack)
You can't beat Peonys, Ranuculus or Roses- and how about silk ones in a pretty jug for a little girls rooms? Try adding a few shells...................... of course!
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the white verandah
(cheap chic)
And how about luxurious day beds and Verandahs filled with cushions and flowers?
Zia Koko
Interesting lampshades are rare but this one fulfills my secret desire for Pompoms....
Tom Mannion via This is glamourous
For me this armchair is ten times lovelier in this setting!
(my greengate collection)
Jolie Trouvaille via Paris parfait
And kitchens are definitely becoming more girlie too.........
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Bh&G via Daisy pink cupcake
(living etc)
Thanks to the return of vintage china and enamel
the white verandah
Well that was a nice visit to a strange land for me- I'm not big on romance myself but I can definitely see the charm of being a princess for a day, so I'm off to find some fairy wings and a tiara!
(Maevinwren)
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29 comments:
I popped over to see your blog, and what a treat! This is a gorgeous post. I am a big fan of cupcakes (love the picture you posted), and had a marvelous cupcake in London when I was doing the walking tour of Kensington...not too far from Kensington High Street, it is a little cupcake store tucked away on a side street. I can look it up for you if you are interested. It is run by an American, and the cupcakes are divine.
Thanks for stopping by my blog today!
gorgeous girliness, I might feel the need to redecorate!
I must admit that I have restrained most of the girly decorating in my home to my daughters' room. There you can find pink, flowers and pom-poms! I just love the photo of the flower casually placed on the distressed chair. That would make me smile every time I looked at it if it were at my place. Might have to visit a second hand store or two...
Clare
The perfect post for this Mother of 5 sons!! Like you this is a visit to a strange land, so I have really enjoyed all the images of gorgeous pink things.
Can't decide which is my favourite - I'll come back again soon for another look & be more decisive.
Millie ^_^
Oh, what a lovely post! You captured girlie girl. It was the picture of the Jolie Trouvaille that made my heart go pitty pat. Love enamelware! Twyla
These pics are GORGEOUS; what a treat, a true sight for sore eyes. I felt like adding big-time girly colors to my own home immediately, they just look so lovely!!
Take care!
PS. LOVED your tulle skirt / quirky apron idea :-)
Thanks for visiting my blog, I think yours is really nice and especially light. I am looking foward to see more.
I am not posting too much at the moment since we are so busy with our house, but I will try to do it more often.
have a great day!
Solange
I really enjoyed reading your post - what pretty pictures! - Natalie x
I just found your blog and I LOVE LOVE LOVE it! Adding you to my blogroll ASAP. Take care and keep up the lovely inspirations.
Love the pic's, great blog! Take a look at my blog, you have an Award awaiting you!
x Vicky x
what a fun post! i love being a girl:)
hello, found your comment at "a home from the heart" and so I decided to visit your blog! I like your Post about "being a girl" ;0) maybe it is a bit to much romance but, everybody needs romance - even if it is just a little bit! Greetings Mira!
What a great post! Love your blog- it's great! Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment. I really like those shutters too above the bed! Daisy~
This is definately my favourite kind of post! Your selection of pictures are flawless. I can never get enough girly gorgeousness in my life.
Anna :)
Oh your posts are so beautiful, me like!
The first post of the cupcake looks much better then the ones I made today, haha!
Hugs from Singapore
Thank you for dropping by my blog...These images a just so very pretty...The blackboard on my site is actually a slack, very cute and old...Take care Cathy
I read your comment on A home from the heart where you were talking about taking pictures and finding the thing you like! I really was confused by all the pink coming on your blog.... but further down I see all the driftwood pictures and I really really like them ;)) Maybe you like to read my last post... and have a look at ny little litlle piece of driftwood hanging from my so called beach house wall ;))
cheers from amsterdam.
OMG! Beautiful Treasures!
Thank You Denise Nantasket Beach,Mass.
Hello! What a nice blog you have! Charming and romantic pictures! I love it! I'm Italian and passionate about home decor!
Have a nice day!
vale
hi there! just wanted to stop in and say thank you for making me laugh out loud the other day. your comment about the tag was too funny, loved it!
btw, love your blog!
hmmm.. an alcove bed, a porch and ahot tea in a flowery cup can make a person very happy indeed.
Wishing you a lovely weekend!
MK
I have just come across your blog via Driftwood and absolutely love the photos! A truly delightful tonic and oasis in the day.
Thank you very much. I shall be back!
Sheila
thank you for my award - love your blog. Will be doing a post on you later. I love the Vanessa Arbuthnott fabrics too, deliberating whether to stock them or not.
all the best, Lorna
Such beautiful images!
love the pictures, such great inspiration here, glad I found you!
ooooooooohhhhhhhhh my-this all took my breath away-divine-jo
I just love those post so full of life and inspiration, just as your blog:-)
Have a great week
Hugs from Gunilla in Singapore
Such a pretty post -- so glad g was for girly!
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