On Sunday the windows were open and the breeze was whipping through our place so I thought I’d snap a few photos of our new place!

We’re in a 4-unit brick building in a neighborhood called Grandview Heights. Um, actually we’re still considered Columbus. But you don’t care.

A lot of our pieces are from IKEA because it’s cheap and dang they know how to keep it simple. Our rug is one of my favorite additions. We got it at Overstock and it is perfect! It’s 4ftx8ft and the “Salt and Paper version.”

The thing I’m most excited about is the new painting we’re getting from THE Kayla Plosz. It’ll cover that ugly mirror and it’ll measure approximately 5ft wide by 3ft tall.

Of course, Desh had to make an appearance while I was snapping pictures. Stay tuned for more of our new place in the weeks to come! We need to hang more artwork and spruce up the kitchen. Kitchens are so hard to stylize!

From top to bottom [rubyrhino1's Retro orange painted 60s sideboard, BootsNGus's UpCycled Recycled Repurposed Reused Retro Soft Aqua Blue Candlesticks - Set of 3, and thehappyhenvintage's Enamel Double Boiler.]

Sometimes if you dedicate an hour…or two…to finding things on Etsy, you’ll actually find amazing things. Don’t get me wrong- there are so many talented shop owners but there are A LOT so I always have a difficult time finding what I’m looking for. Hopefully you’ll enjoy these finds, unless I buy them all. Just kidding. I can’t afford all of this.

From top to bottom [sarahseven’s Mustard Beau skirt and tea top, MariesVintage’s Vintage 70s OXBLOOD Leather Cowgirl Boots 5.5, leoniesaliba’s Handmade Leather Weekend Bag, kickinmulevintage’s Vintage 1970s Snakeskin Evan Picone Heels Sz. 6.5, jennyndesign’s Briefcase in Chestnut Brown Leather – Made to Order.

Some of my Etsy favorites. A leather clutch via valhallabrooklyn, a set of red luggage via redpopshop, and purple carry on via thevintagesupplyco. Someone please buy them. So I don’t.

Wedding invitation, RSVP card, and informational card for Miranda and Juan’s big day! This invitation set was incredibly fun to create because I was able to meet with the bride in person here in Columbus and really get a sense of her vision: vintage and elegant. This is my last post of wedding invitations for awhile. If you like what you see, please feel free to contact me directly for custom made invites or visit my Etsy shop for pre-made, yet still beautiful, wedding invitations for a discounted price.

Here’s a preview of some printed wedding invites that I designed! More photos will arrive in my portfolio soon.

I recently designed a blog for a client for her business TOTSPUPS (a personal fine art photographer). It took approximately two weeks to complete and we were both very happy with the result. Her photography is beautiful and it was a pleasure to collaborate with another talented artist. Feel free to contact me if you’re interested in a custom blog design!