
I finally caught up on some reads with online shelter mags and realized I been missing out on some office eye candy! I love a room that has an eclectic mix of styles and colors. One that has visual richness from the colors and textures. One that oozes femininity but still has masculine structured touches. And to have the beauty of ones heels on display? Yes ma’am…visualgasms for me.

Saudah Saleem of Saudah Saleem Interiors is very house proud. She decided she and her husband could function with a bedroom in a smaller room with just the bed and nightstands, allowing the master to convert into her closet/office/mom cave.

The lamp was a thrift store find and paired with a linen shade and greek key trim found on clearance at walmart…


She didn’t want heaviness that a wooden desk would bring considering the bookshelves so she opted for a sawhorse desk with a glass top to keep if airy and allow you to see the beauty of the rug.

Her tips for creating a space that fits your needs is to start with assessing the room or area and determine the crucial functions. Next is determining what inspires you and the things that make you happy. Not to get caught up in the rules of design and instead make your own rules. Always purchase what you love and you’ll love what you have. I think those are great tips…

{images via House of Fifty}














The magenta colored flowers make for a pretty contrast. When you’re doing a
One thing you can do to hide an unsightly dining table is drape it with a fabulous print fabric. I love anything
I like a home that isn’t afraid of color. You don’t always have to keep the wall color the same through out the house. Especially if you have a home with formal living/dining rooms (basically no open floorplans), it’s much easier to have multiple palettes. Considering different rooms evoke different moods, I think it’s a win win situation. Maybe keep a sense of cohesiveness by keeping the styles of decor & furniture the same through out the space…
Now on my phone this glamorous work space looks purple.
So which post had the best purple interiors? This or 








{Veranda Mag}


















