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These summer weeks are flying by. I hope you are enjoying them. I’ve been working on some outdoor projects, but this week’s Friday Favorites have me wanting to redecorate my home. We have a few options for striking inspiration in the bathroom, bedroom and kitchen. And some other great tips!
Friday Favorites
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go-to Everyday Wreath: Holiday decor is fun, but sometimes I just like a neutral everyday wreath. This greenery one is well fitted and on sale now with our affiliate link here.
go-to Patterned Tile Floor method: The Honeycomb Home has such an straightforward way to get on board with the patterned tile trend, without all the hard work. No stencils, or laying tile involved. Simply use these tile decals, for a brand new look!
https://www.instagram.com/p/BkGt2YHHPd1/?taken-by=Bekob
go-to Way to Use a Trunk: I’ve always had a thing for trunks. They are such vivid pieces that can be used in so many ways just like this one. Plus, If I ever get my Hogwarts letter, I’ll need a trunk to pack.
go-to Plywood Tip: Plywood edges aren’t always the prettiest, but they can be with this trick. The Handyman’s Daughter shows how to add an edge banding for a vivid edge finish.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BkP1igPnOnJ/?taken-by=Bekob
go-to Mixture of Metals and Textures: The island might be my go-to part of this vivid kitchen. The wood tone mixed with the waterfall granite. And there is so much more that makes this kitchen just vivid.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BkKr7jDnSZZ/?taken-by=Bekob
go-to Contrasting Tile: Black and white are so classic together. This bathroom incorporates both colors in a fun way that makes these neutrals pop.
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