10 Things I Learned & Loved This Weekend

1. Popping into one of my favourite Italian delicatessens for dinner supplies.
2. Colourful bunting swaying in the breeze on a sunny day is a sure fire way to achieving a smile!
3. Chatting with the lovely Selina Lake about her new book, Homespun Style, at a vintage pop up shop on Saturday morning.
4. Love this dipped wooden knife block.
5. This cushion and I need to be friends!
6. How fun are these coloured tissue pom poms?
7. This boat print has me dreaming of lazy summer days by the water.
8. This yellow pendant is one of my favourite pieces from IKEA's new PS collection.
9. Donna Wilson's badger pillow makes me happy!
10. Shorts with bikes embroidered on them? So fun!

Sunday's Bright Links No.81

Elsewhere

3 by Fryd is a beautiful read from start to finish.
Thank you, Lenya, for including me in your Instagram round up post.
Love this DIY for pop up place cards.
Palm Papers' new stationery site is rather lovely.
Would have been interesting to attend this Tom Ford talk.
I'd like to visit Split, Croatia.
A pretty spring garden.
How lovely is this DIY origami dress greetings card?
Fab post on the Manhattan Bridge.

Bright.Bazaar

Colour Cocktail: The Lime Divine.
Ask yourself... I'd like to be?
Tablescape 101: Supper at Sundown.
A rustic-weathered living room scheme
Get the look: Colourful breakfast nook

// 1. Donna Hay for Royal Doulton | 2. Good Ideas; Photography by Miles New; Styling by Liz Belton

Happy Weekend: Breakfast Nook Colour

Shop the look: 1. Pendant shade | 2. Nathalie Lete plate | 3. Dualit toaster | 4. Farmer's market basket | 5. Wishbone chair

OK, let's chat ideal weekends, shall we? Of course, I like to start my day in colourful surroundings, so this breakfast nook would be ideal. A combination of zesty yellow, green and orange accent hues against a refreshing white base palette equals a winning space, ideal for a leisurely breakfast. I'd enjoy a bowl of fresh fruit whilst browsing the weekend papers, before popping to the farmer's market to pick up supplies for that evening's dinner. I'd return home to cook up a new dish before relaxing with a great friends and a good movie. What do you do to relax on the weekend, friends? Have a good one!

// Style at Home | Photography by Michel Dube