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I furnished the room mostly with the furniture we already had, but I got a new chair and a ton of accessories from IKEA, including a bright floor cushion for when Inga joins me. The art is a mixture of pieces I've made, souvenirs (like the DC metro picture above my desk and the grammar poster from Ireland), and family pictures (that's my grandma rocking the hula outfit). I also finally found a place for the print of my grandpa's ship from WWII.
I love having a quite, organized space to do school work and studying!
It looks really amazing, Holly! You did a wonderful job! I especially love the chair, and your diy art: I'm still swooning over that painted book page. If you ever decide to set up an Etsy shop, I'll be your first client :)
ReplyDeleteOh, thank you so much Ivana! That's so sweet :) maybe I'll have to start thinking seriously about making a few more of those pictures...
Deleteyou've given your office a nice, modern look. great job!!
ReplyDeleteEmmett - Hippie Lace
it looks amazing dear!
ReplyDeletexoxo
Thanks, Sorana!
DeleteLove it!! Now come organize my craft room, please! ;)
ReplyDeleteHahah! The key is to move everything to a different room... Only two thirds of it never makes it there because you run out of steam :) still a work in progress!
DeleteSo cute! I love the "choose happiness" frame!
ReplyDeleteThank you!
DeleteOh how cute!!! I love love love the polka dot rug.
ReplyDeletexo erica
Thanks, Erica! It's from IKEA and only $20!
DeleteThank you so much! I think a clear work space is so important :)
ReplyDeleteWow that looks awesome, you did such a good job decorating!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Kacie!
DeleteThank you so much! I'll have to check your blog out! :)
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness!! You did such an amazing job! This office is absolutely gorgeous, so now I need to go finish mine... ;)
ReplyDeleteThank you! Send me pictures of yours if you want to be featured on the blog! Holly@goeslightly.com
DeleteUhm wow?! You did a fantastic job chick! I would love to work in there!
ReplyDelete-Jamie
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