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Brass, green, and a whole lotta heart.
Cesar’s bathroom is getting the glow-up he didn’t know he needed—with a little help from yours truly and a whole lot of Lowes runs. We leaned into dark academia vibes with SW Rosemary on the walls, warm brass finishes, and a mix of classic textures that feel both masculine and timeless.
It’s a little vintage, a little moody, and very much him.

Let’s just say…this is not your ‘80s builder-grade bathroom anymore.
@loweshomeimprovement

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Whimsical throw pillow’s

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I used to think every room had to “make sense” before I let myself add personality to it. Like I needed to commit to one style, one color palette, one mood. But honestly… the rooms I love most now are the ones that feel a little collected and a little personal.

Pattern on pattern. Woods that feel warm and worn in. Quilts that look like they’ve been around forever. A floral pillow that probably shouldn’t work but somehow does. That’s the kind of home I want to live in. Not perfect. Just layered and full of things I genuinely love.

And lately I’ve been trying to add more pieces of me into these spaces too. My art, little collected things, handmade details, things that feel personal instead of just “decor.” I want my home to feel like it tells my story a little bit instead of looking like I copied a room straight off a website.

I think people get so nervous to decorate because they’re worried about doing it wrong, but half the charm comes from letting your space reflect you a little bit. Add the color. Mix the patterns. Hang the art. Use the “fancy” bedding. Your house is allowed to have personality.

Most of this room is from @potterybarn which honestly made layering everything together way easier than my brain was making it out to be.

When I said I wanted whimsy… I didn’t mean a theme or anything overthought. I meant the kind of room that makes you smile a little when you walk past it.

Like color edging on bedding that feels a tiny bit unexpected.
Scallops where there used to be straight lines.
Embroidered florals that look like they have a story.
A patterned quilt that isn’t trying to behave.
Warm wood tones keeping everything from floating away.
Flowers (always flowers).
And textures that make you want to reach out and touch everything.

If you’ve been wanting to add a little whimsy but don’t know where to start, think of it less like “decorating” and more like collecting little moments:
• start with one playful piece (a quilt, a pillow, even just a trim detail)
• let patterns mix a bit… they don’t need to match, just get along
• add something soft and something structured so it doesn’t feel too precious
• keep a few grounded pieces (wood, linen) so it still feels like home
• and leave it a little imperfect… that’s kind of the point

It’s not about getting it right. It’s about letting your space feel a little more like you.

Most of what you’re seeing here is from @potterybarn and it made it really easy to layer things without overthinking it.

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I kept looking at this room thinking… why does it feel like it’s missing something when it’s literally fine.

Turns out it just needed a little more pattern.

I added the Orchard rug from the Rifle Paper Co. x Loloi collection and that pretty much fixed it. The greens and vine detail feel a little vintage, a little layered, and it finally broke up all the “nice but safe” happening in here without me having to redo the whole space.

Also it’s washable, which is bold of me to trust considering this is where I paint and make questionable decisions with coffee nearby.

Anyway. Small change, big difference. Creative space feels like a creative space again.

Designed for joy… but realistically designed for people who will spill.

@loloirugs @riflepaperco

Colorful bedding is one of the easiest ways to add personality to a bedroom. Whether you’re bringing in something new or restyling what you already have, small changes can completely shift the feel. In this video I kept the same quilt, just moved the shams from the front to the back and swapped the lumbar pillow, and it gave me two totally different looks. Most of the bedding is from @potterybarn.

Easy tips to follow:
– Start with one “hero” piece (your quilt or wallpaper) and pull your colors from that so everything feels cohesive
– Use your shams to control the look: forward = fuller and styled, back = softer and more relaxed
– Swap one lumbar or accent pillow to change the vibe without overcomplicating it
– Layer your bed: sheets → quilt → optional blanket at the end for depth and dimension
– Mix textures so it feels collected, not flat (quilted, smooth, woven, linen, etc.)
– If you’re using bold color, balance it with one softer or neutral element so it doesn’t overwhelm

It doesn’t take a full overhaul to make a bed feel different, sometimes it’s just a few intentional swaps.

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Throw pillows for spring and summer

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Yellow details in my bedroom #bedroom #yellow #decorideas

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It’s finished. Fully finished.

This used to be a hallway. Now it’s a closet makeover that completely changed how this part of our home works.

The pieces from @Rejuvenation are what brought it all together. The hardware, the lighting, the switch plate, the storage baskets, even the laundry hamper. Those details elevated the space in a way that feels intentional but not overdone. The brass adds warmth, the scale feels right, and the natural materials balance out all the pattern.

I chose the ceiling wallpaper first and built the direction from there. The wall wallpaper came along later, unexpectedly, and once I saw them together I knew it was right. I pulled the woodwork paint color straight from the background of the ceiling pattern so everything would connect without fighting each other.

From there it was trim work, built-in storage, and making sure the layout actually functions as a real dressing space. Not just something pretty, but something practical.

Hallway to closet transformation complete.

If you’re into closet design, wallpapered ceilings, custom millwork, brass hardware, and small space renovation ideas, this one is for you. #RejuvenationPartner #ProjectCollective #Sponsored

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This cabinet just fixed my biggest bathroom problem.

Yes, the vanity has storage. Not enough. I needed high-up, out-of-the-way, grown-up storage. So we went vertical… and somehow this thing holds way more than it looks like it should.

Tiny bathroom. Big storage energy.

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Things I’m loving

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This isn’t the full reveal… but it does show one of my favorite views in this space.

I’m 99% finished. The full colorful closet reveal is coming soon. All I need is something to frame my little quilted heart for the gallery wall, and somehow that feels poetic and very me. After months of wallpaper, paint, trim, and second guessing… it comes down to a heart.

If you scroll back, this started as a dark, narrow hallway. No windows. Just a pass through space that didn’t feel like it belonged to anything. I wanted to turn it into my dream colorful closet, but with a long footprint like this, I wasn’t sure how much it would actually give me.

Instead of relying on one paint color, I layered color through two different wallpaper patterns. Pattern on the walls. Pattern on the ceiling. To keep it cohesive, I painted the wood the exact background color from the ceiling wallpaper. That choice grounded the whole room and let the patterns feel collected rather than chaotic.

There’s no natural light in here, so I added a frosted glass door to borrow it. Yesterday the light poured in and it felt completely different. Today it’s gray and flat and I’m glad I caught it when it was glowing. You can swipe to see how this hallway renovation evolved over time.

Did I know it would land exactly like this? No. Renovation rarely follows the first plan. The space answers back. It tells you what works, what doesn’t, what fits your life. And somewhere between vision and reality, something more personal takes shape.

Full reveal coming soon. Just waiting on a frame for a quilted heart.
#casasconencanto #closetinspo #homeinspo #decorinspo #dailydoseofcolor

If you’ve ever looked at a bed with stripe, floral, plaid, and thought “this should not work”… here’s what actually makes it work.

A few real-life tips:

• Keep the color family tight. Even if the patterns are different, the tones should feel related. Nothing random.
• Change the scale. Small stripe. Bigger floral. Softer, more open print on the bench. If everything is the same size, it starts fighting.
• Let symmetry calm it down. Matching lamps and tables do a lot of the work so the fabrics can have personality.
• Anchor it with something solid. Wood, trim, simple walls. You need a visual exhale somewhere.

Layering isn’t about adding more just to add more. It’s about knowing when things are speaking the same language.

That’s usually the difference between “busy” and “collected.”

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#ad I’ve been wanting to refresh this bathroom, not by redoing everything, but by being more intentional with the details.

Updating the faucet, mirror, and bath hardware made the space feel more cohesive and considered. These are the kinds of changes that don’t scream for attention, but quietly improve how a room functions and looks every day

I used Glacier Bay from The Home Depot for pieces that feel timeless, reliable, and easy to install. A reminder that thoughtful design doesn’t always require a full renovation.

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✨LIBRARY REVEAL ✨
From dining room… to catch-all… to finally a library.
This space is done, and I’m really proud of it.

The light in here throughout the day is so good. It feels inviting and cozy, but also calm. It’s a space we actually use. A place to sit, read, talk, and yes, nap. Whether you’re a person or a pup.

Getting here took time. This room has been in progress since 2022, and there was a lot of work, a lot of figuring things out, and plenty of moments where it felt slow. But it’s been worth it. I’m learning how to enjoy rooms once they’re finished instead of immediately moving on, and that’s gotten easier as our family naturally settles into how the space is used and where we gather.

The goal was simple, calming, and livable. Nothing fussy. And this past holiday season really showed me how well this library works for us in every way.

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Never! Since we’re on the topic of yellow… I cannot stop thinking about it. Truly. When a color keeps tapping you on the shoulder like this, I’ve learned it usually means you should listen. I mentioned it in my bedroom post, and here I am again, still circling back to yellow like it’s a personality trait.

I know some of you said yellow can feel stimulating, and you’re not wrong. But I think the right shade of yellow paint, paired with the right neutral, can feel warm, happy, and surprisingly calm. Less highlighter, more morning sunlight. Also, if I’m being honest, I just really want to paint something yellow.

So while I wait for paint samples to arrive so we can swatch and overthink every option together, this room did its thing. It went from “eh” to “I love this” and now feels layered and lived-in.

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Yellow has been pulling me in since 2022. I always thought it would be too much for a bedroom, so I kept it in small doses. The rug, the pillows, the drapes, a throw or two.

But honestly… I’m still thinking about yellow.

Green is a great, calming color and it also happens to be my husband’s favorite, which explains why we have a lot of it throughout our home. Since green is already well represented, part of me is wondering if this bedroom is where I take a thoughtful step toward yellow. Very intentional. Very controlled. Probably.

I did yellow in my office and don’t regret it one bit. I kind of wish I’d done yellow in the office closet too, which feels telling.

So now I’m curious. Does yellow belong in a bedroom, or should it stay as an accent?

Talk me in or talk me out of it. Are we team yellow?

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I almost didn’t do a recap. It felt unnecessary, or like I didn’t have enough to show. But mentally, I needed the reminder that progress was made, even when it didn’t feel obvious at the time.

2025 felt slow while I was living it. Looking back at the before and afters, I realized how much actually happened.

This is just a recap of projects that were started and finished. I’ll share a more personal, non-project reflection of 2025 in a separate post. For now, here are some of the bigger ones:

• Fully painted exterior with replaced siding and proper window trim
• Fauxyer finished and used every single day
• Primary bathroom remodel complete
• Upstairs guest bath painted (yes, it’s green) and done
• Designed and helped flip a house with @tacticalbuilders, including a small-budget kitchen
• Designed and built the fireplace at the flip house
• Created a sanctuary bathroom for C, fully his vision
• Finished the guest bath linen closet after way too much procrastination
• Wrapped up a primary bedroom makeover for the buyers of our old house

Maybe it didn’t feel fast or exciting in the moment, but a lot moved forward. Sometimes you don’t see progress until you stop and look.

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Bedroom details #cozy #bedroom

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🛁🫧An old bathroom linen closet that was honestly doing the bare minimum… and also looked like it was never finished to begin with.

When we moved in, I did everything I could to ignore this closet. It worked, technically, but it always felt rough and forgotten. I finally decided to give it a quick, affordable refresh using what I already had, and it really didn’t take much.

Here’s all I did:
1. Painted the inside Matchstick by @farrowandball so it coordinates with the bathroom wallpaper and feels intentional.
2. Wallpapered just the back wall using leftover LINNEA Garden Green by @sandbergwallpaper . One panel makes such a difference.
3. Replaced the shelf using half-inch plywood stained with Walnut gel stain by Minwax, then added a simple false front from half-inch by two-inch red oak hobby board left over from my closet build.

Nothing fancy. No full remodel. Just a few small changes that made this once ignored closet feel finished and actually useful- and so pretty. #casasconencanto #homeinspo #wallpaperdecor

The Classics never go out of style

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Even though this room doesn’t look like this anymore, I still love looking back at photos of it dressed for Christmas. The blue never really grew on me long-term, but the way it photographed during the holidays felt so magical in the moment. I toyed with the idea of curtains in here so many times, and looking back at this version makes me feel like I might bring one back again someday. Not functional, not sliding. Just a single panel on one side for a little softness and nostalgia.

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