[Emily]

I love that you had the confidence to “be loud in your design principles”. So often people go with what is safe rather than what reflects who they are. How fun is this!

[Emily]

What a great idea if you don’t have a stencil! I would have never thought of that.

It means so much more when you can make it yourself – yea!

This looks so great. I am so ready for fall.

[Emily]

What a beautiful space

Couple of options to try:

1. Use cord clips (Command brand ) to run the cords along the top and back leg of the furniture. Clip them all the way down the leg. So you would probably need about 3-4 cord clips per cord. Benefit of this is the cords wont be bunched up but will take more time to do

2. Or, buy a cord concealer (search amazon – there are several styles). This will be a vertical channel you slip all of the cords through. Easy but the vertical channel will be visible. You could paint it the same color as your walls to help conceal it. This may be your best best.

[Emily]

Love your house! And how you layered in all the color.

How tall is that tree, LOL!

Since the space behind the tree is narrow I would use the vertical space and go high.

You can buy some plain birch boards and paint a design yourself or check out society6 https://society6.com/wood-wall-art

You can arrange the square anyway you like and the sky is the limit on height. I attached a photo below that may help. Excuse the poor picture quality, I have since moved. I bought enough panels to make a 4X8 rectangle.

[Emily]

Yes, behind the tree – just make sure the pattern is subtle so the tree takes center stage.

[Emily]

Thanks! I love blues and greens

I found most of my stones on etsy.

https://www.etsy.com/shop/WholesaleRocksDotBIZ

https://www.etsy.com/shop/BlissCrystals

Takes about a pound or so to fill a vase.