Happy super long weekend, friends! We’re having a Memorial Day pool party + BBQ; what are your plans? If you’re caught inside browsing for cool stuff online, enjoy this week’s finds and submissions from readers and fans!:

1. Spray-painted vases are much prettier when part of a collection!
2. I’m super wanting Amy Sia’s new silk satin scarves – love Electric Haze!
3. This modern teepee from Mermelada Estudio is rad, rad, rad!
4. Balloon factories and butcher shops equal meat balloons? Craziness!
5. A super fancy necklace!
6. I’m still mad for these equilateral nails – would love to see them on an upholstered chair!

Meet you back here Tuesday!

A very artful exterior; triangular perfection.

LINKS: SANDRA FETTINGIS & SWEET HOUSE DECORATING

Who doesn’t love a good freebie? This week I’ve rounded up five of my favorite free fonts from around the web.

1. MUSEO SANS. This has to be my number one favorite free typeface, as it’s seriously versatile. It works for display type as well as body copy, and even translates into the web. I use it all over my blog; it’s tried and true!

2. LAVENDERIA. This is a fun little script typeface brought to you by a favorite source of mine for free typography, Lost Type Co.

3. BLANCH. It always comes in handy to have a typeface to use when it’s a tight squeeze. Also by Lost Type Co., Blanch is a little quirky and fun, but definitely still serious.

4. SINA NOVA. This traditional serif typeface is a little more fun and modern than your standard Times. This is available for free in it’s regular weight, and would be great for body copy on a more traditional piece.

5. SILVER FAKE. Who doesn’t love a good wood-type revival? This typeface works in the opposite direction as Blanch, and fits into places that are more wide than they are tall. It’s a great display type for when you feel a little retro. Watch your kerning (type-nerd speak for the space between each letter) on this one though folks!

I hope that you enjoyed this round-up! Do you have any favorite free typefaces that you use?

Coming from a girl who refuses to live somewhere without dramatic scenery,  these landscape products are right up my alley!  Where else have you guys been seeing landscape prints? I can’t wait for products to catch up with all the fantastic fashion that’s been going on [Pedro Lourenço's  Pre-Fall is blowing my mind!].

1. Dress from Zara
2. Agate from Cabaddict
3. Light as a Feather Scarves from Fieldguided
4. Pleated Landscape bag from Marios
5. Autumn Woods iphone case from Joy St Claire
6. Shadows and Tall Trees locket by Heartworks by Lori
7. Landscape Tee from Farfetch
8. Fieldscape Pillow from Envelop

After some digging, I found out it’s a Hooper & Shaw design that is, sadly, sold out. But there’s another fish design available that’s equally eye-catching and I can’t help but smile at how oddly sweet it is. They’re technically travertine coasters, which is a good reminder that you can create a patterned backsplash with pretty much anything waterproof, such as rock, stone, glass and more!

How sweet would this look in the mudroom of a beach house?

Silent, but never still, sun-bleached sand dunes call to mind the slow dances of summer that are upon us.

LINKS: CARLOS ALBERTO RODRIGUEZ and ELLE RUSSIA

There’s not a brooch I don’t love from Atelier Gilet on Etsy. ($20-$30)

ABOVE // Bench seating and cushions: handmade (tutorial here), Mason jar lighting: Boots n Gus, Arm lighting: The Century House

You guys. I am crazy excited to introduce my finished sunroom to you! Ken and I (OK, mostly Ken) have been renovating this space for six months now and I’m crazy thrilled with the result. You won’t believe how many naps I’ve taken on that couch (14, to be exact. Believe it.) I’ll have a video tour up for you shortly on my HGTV.com column, but for now – enjoy a sneak peek with just a few photos to get you excited:

ABOVE // Bistro table: West Elm, Chairs: Burke Decor, Sheepskins: IKEA

You remember the before, yes? (I’m so embarrassed to show you that video, by the way, as that room was super, super gross.) After tearing down the walls, replacing studs, adding beams, insulation, drywall and bright white paint (of course!), the room is barely recognizable. And we LOVE it!

ABOVE // Corner chair: Thomasville, Floor lamp: handmade (tutorial here), Sofa: West Elm, Ottoman: West Elm, Sheepskin: IKEA

I’ve sourced everything underneath the corresponding photos, but wanted to also say a HUGE thank you to a few amazing sponsors: West Elm, Rugs USA and Andersen Windows (we installed 100 Series windows and they are gorgeous). Our sunroom wouldn’t have been half as perfect without your help, friends!

ABOVE // Sofa: West Elm, Pillows: Etsy/vintage, Rug: Rugs USA, Rattan floor cushions: Target, Ottoman: West Elm, Sheepskins: IKEA 

Thanks for joining us on this wild renovation ride, friends! I don’t know how much renovating we’ll do when the little one arrives, so we’re soaking up every moment of this final project. A huge thanks to our HGTV.com readers for following along as we document every step of the way!

EDIT: The video tour is up on HGTV.com - you simply MUST go check it out to see the entire room! Enjoy!

Kent’s latest installation is one we can all relate to (hopefully!): an exploration of self-help books in a photographic form…

From his artist statement:
“Everything that I wish I could be is an exploration of language, emotions and the desire to change and improve one’s self. There is a self-help book for almost every moment and problem in life; from relationship advice to dealing with the inevitability of death. Each large format photograph, pictures an arrangement of title pages and spines, from up to 100 self-help books that are based around a central theme. Together, the titles create larger narratives, which become portraits of emotions, people and events in life.”

What an interesting study, and how awesome would these prints look in an office or library? (You can email Kent to purchase!)

1. Coral Bandeau Dippy Hem Maxi ($65) at Miss Selfridge
2. Gold Druzy Stud Earrings ($108) at Rain Collection
3. Triple-Stripe Necklace ($95) at J. Crew
4.  Ankle Strap Sandal ($69.90) at Zara
5. Ero Ring ($125) by Silva/Bradshaw at Of a Kind
6. Skinny Bangles ($30) at Voz Clothing and Art
7. Metal Bar Croc Clutch ($31.31) at ASOS

LINK: MICHELLE ARMAS