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Etsy Finds: Talking Turkey

CasaSugar — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 15:00:13 -0800

Whether you're eating the classic Thanksgiving bird next Thursday, or just want to add a kitschy reminder of it at your celebration, I've found plenty of ways to talk turkey this Thanksgiving - and all of those ways are handmade, of course!

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Do You Decorate With Ruffles?

CasaSugar — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 14:00:35 -0800

Kristina, from Tidy Tips Photography recently sewed these linen ruffle pillows for her home, and I love the way that the natural color offsets the girliness of the ruffles. Tell me, do you decorate with ruffles in your home?

Link Time!

CasaSugar — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 13:00:10 -0800

What are your thoughts on Swedish design? - Decor8
Tour the Stitch Lab studio! - AT:LA
Find out about the top 10 green building products of 2009. - Charles and Hudson
These clocks are made from plates and are gorgeous. - PoppyTalk
If the woodpeckers are knockin' on your house . . . - Shelterrific
Inspiration for dining-room decorating. - The Nest

CasaSugar's Favorite Twilight Posts

CasaSugar — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 12:00:15 -0800

Today is the opening day for New Moon, and I think that by now, it's pretty obvious that here at Sugar HQ, we're totally excited about it! (In fact, we're going to all take in a screening of the movie today). While many fans focus on the vamps and romance, I'm more apt to notice the architecture and home decor. Follow along to see some of my favorite home-related ideas from the first two films.
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Coveted Crib: Pink Simplicity in Tribeca

CasaSugar — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 11:00:54 -0800

In this 700-square-foot Tribeca loft designed by Ghislaine Viñas, precision and simplicity rule the roost, along with one particular: pink. The owner, a life-long pink enthusiast, wanted to give her family home some personality with her beloved bright pink and magenta hues. So the focus of the living room is this bright '70s-style corner sectional, and white and light oak give the space lightness and a neutral background to tame the vibrancy of the furnishings. The kitchen boasts a fuschia backsplash and counter stools, which make the industrial concrete countertops and steel elements seem more playful. When you move into the bedrooms, bathrooms, and children's playroom, the color palette changes, with neutral background tones still dominating but blues and greens introduced as focal points. Take the full tour when you read more.

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