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Showing posts with label lisa fisbeck.. Show all posts

DESIGN: HOLIDAY GIFTING

Hello there MBG readers! It's Lisa from Gem Daily with another dose of decor, especially for this freezing cold gift giving holiday season upon us.  I am one of those holiday gift givers that really loves to hunt for the perfect gift for someone and I really really love to gift wrap! There are so many amazing options out there that can transform a BORING present to something so PRETTY and unique that the recipient won't even want to open it up!

I especially love when the gift wrap isn't so literal and in-your-face holiday, like the super trendy marbled paper or a polka-dotted bow. As long as the components of your gift wrap are in holiday colors, you can totally pull together a combination that looks complete and finished.

Next time you grab that old roll of wrapping paper covered in candy canes and Christmas trees, splurge on some funky ribbon or bold glittered box to take your gift to the next level! xoxo


1// holiday card via paper source
2// twine via paper source
3// marbled paper via anthropologie
4// polka dot bow via inkyco
5// floral paper via rifle paper
6// glitter boxes via paper source
7// reindeer gift tags via inkyco
 
 
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DESIGN: ASSYMETRICAL LIGHTING

Its Lisa with Gem Daily with another trend that I have completely fallen in love with lately: asymmetrical lighting! These pieces add a bit of the unexpected, a little bit of contemporary and tons of personality. I just love to hunt for new lighting-they are the really special pieces in your home and have the ability to take a boring space to something much more interesting.

Take a peek at some of these spaces that are completely elevated by the asymmetrical lighting-so unique and airy!

kelly woodton via lindsey adelman lighting


living pink via domaine


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DESIGN: Antiques & Vintage

Hello MBG readers, its Lisa with Gem Daily! I have really been loving designs that mix antiquities in with more contemporary, clean spaces. Antiques and vintage pieces don't have the "grandma" stigma they once had and are the quickest way to make a space feel more lived-in, more traveled and more unique. My absolute favorite is when ornate, gold pieces are thrown into an all-white space, the best of both worlds!

Check out some spaces that really capture this aesthetic and some reproduction pieces you can use to do the same with your home!


via creamylife
 
 


via jelanie






1//mirror 2//chandelier 3//daybed 4//glasses 5//tray 6//bust 7//rug


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DESIGN: Pops Of Color

Hi everyone, its Lisa with Gem Daily-here with another decor post! When it comes to furnishing your home, I am a firm believer in investing in the larger pieces that will stand the test of time, i.e sofas, beds  & dining tables. They key to these pieces is to keep them simple and classic. That way, you can refresh your space seasonally with smaller accents, like bedding, table lamps & tabletop accessories. So why not, select smaller accents that add a pop of color? They are the easiest way to keep your space fun and exciting! Here are just a few I am coveting at the moment!




via houzz



hunted interior via home depot


seven// picture frame
eight// shop hdb


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DESIGN: Inspired by Goethe

Hi everyone, its Lisa with Gem Daily! When I first came across these gorgeous doors at the Goethe Institute in Prague, I couldn't get them out of my head- so stunning, so detailed and all together amazing! I am so drawn to that perfect hue of peach/salmon/heaven, combined with the brass. With these doors glued to my brain, I found myself shopping for goodies with similar traits, whether it be the color, finish or detail and I discovered this can be the most fun way to shop for things.

First, find a source of inspiration that you gravitate toward-whether it be an architectural element, a piece of art or something as small as a detail on a handbag. When that sucker gets engraved in your brain, you'll find it's actually really easy to pull elements or aspects of the inspiration and help it guide you in shopping for inspired gems. In my case, it was the color of salmon, the brass and the handcrafted detail.

Check out my finds that are inspired by this amazing set of doors in Prague and next time you're in a design rut, use a source of inspiration to help guide your shopping!




1 // Milo Baughman Lounge Chair
2 // Valdes Chair 
3 // X Marks the Spot Rug, Adobe
4 // Robert Abbey Delta Petal Table Lamp
5 // Gorka Mirror
6 // Pink Sea Urchin
7 // Maitland Smith Tesselated Coral Console Table
8 // John Robshaw Laal Decorative Pillow
9 // Izmer Hammered Brass Transitional Cocktail Table


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