one-stop shop: interior design, jewelry & vintage decor

I was fortunate to recently come across the dreamy and beautiful home design & accessories website of artist and creative designer, D.L. Rhein.  I was so inspired by her design career, passion for creating beautiful things and the interior designs and decorative offerings available on her website and in her LA-based stores, I couldn’t wait to share.  I also became an instant fan of her design projects which feature unique pops of colors and statement pieces through non-traditional items (such as the turquoise beaded chandelier featured below) in an otherwise neutral space.  D.L. Rhein began her career crafting from home which lead to the development of homemade picture frames, which turned into a full-scale decorative, accessories business.  DLRhein.com offers sophisticated and whimsical products spanning from jewelry, vintage items, furniture, artwork, apparel and entertaining essentials.  She is known for producing unexpected combinations inspired by both timeless classics and the latest trends.

Recent design project, Hands On Salon Beverly Hills:

xo,

Lauren

window shopping on Etsy for quirky, stylish home accents

I love wandering around the little neighborhood shops near my apartment.  Even when I don’t really need anything, it’s just a fun thing to do by myself or with a friend.  I love getting inspired from the creative displays in the shops that sell new and vintage home furnishings and trinkets, sometimes it even feels like creative research.  I’m always looking for new ways to rearrange or mix up the decor around my own apartment just to keep my living space interesting and fun to come home to.  What makes the local, independently owned neighborhood boutiques so appealing is that the items you find are usually so unique, it almost feels like you’re shopping on a vacation, someplace far away from where you actually live.  What makes these charming little shops so difficult to constantly buy from, is the fact that these fabulous unique finds are usually way more expensive than the decorative items you’d find at Pottery Barn or a Homegoods.  I’ve recently become a huge advocate of Etsy since it’s an online marketplace where the only limit to what is available is your imagination.  I cannot believe some of the treasures I’ve found – and they’re usually very reasonably priced since there is so much competition between vendors.  I decided to do some digging on Etsy to find items comparable to the splurge-worthy items in my favorite local shops.  Here’s a list of item’s I recently came across from bookends and vintage books to vintage pottery, all available on Etsy.com

  

 the items above are available here

  

these pillows are available here

     

the items above are available here

xo,
Lauren

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