Have you ever wanted to give your personal style a shot in the rear? A booster shot, if you will, to kick it up a level and really break out of a rut?
Girl (or Boy), I have been there. In fact, this entire blog is really a testament to what happened when I stopped doing what I thought I should do and starting doing what a I wanted to do.
A few years ago, I wrote a series on how to work towards having an eclectic home. For 31 straight days (this was a HUGE thing for me then, people), I gave tips, tricks and inspiration on how to have an eclectic style.
It’s been a long time since I mentioned the series, so I wanted to take today to put it out there again in case you missed it or could use a little refresher. I have added links below to all of the 31 posts so that you could easily take a gander at them in the order they were written. They aren’t very long, so it shouldn’t take you long to get through them.
Ready? Here we go!
Day 5: How to Add Color to a Room
Day 6: Positively {Im}perfect Pillows
Day 12: Antique and Vintage Stores
Day 13: Shopping the Round Top Antique Market
Day 16: An Amazing Eclectic Makeover
Day 17: Hadley Pottery Giveaway (closed)
Day 19: Adding an Element of Surprise
Day 21: Cooking Up an Eclectic Kitchen
Day 22: Skipping Some Vintage Trends
Day 23: C’mon Baby, Light My Fire
Day 24: Layering a Vignette – Halloween Style
Day 26: Mixing Wood Tones…Again
Day 28: Hadley Pottery Giveaway Winners and a Discount Code (closed)
Day 30: Rehabbing a Tired Chair
Congrats on making it to the end! Did you learn anything new?
what a great series! I love an eclectic room, that’s definitely my style. Pinning to come back and read later!
You know, this is great! We are in the process of buying our first home (exciting and scary all at the same time). And it is dated, like wood paneling on the walls dated. But I am so excited to get in there and make it our own. I think one of the coziest houses I’ve ever been in had wood floors, where each piece was painted a different color, and rooms that were painted in all sorts of jewel tones. I might not go that crazy, but it’s nice to know that you don’t have to conform to Pottery Barn (not that it’s bad) to be comfortable 😉
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