Ok, I'm Cate and I'm the GB (guest blogger) that lives in Georgetown! I’m moving next month so I have been stalking home decor websites and buying every flippin' DIY magazine out there for the past few months and have come to realize that I may be obsessed. Which is probably why my mother (who’s wonderful taste I hope to inherit) introduced me to the DC Home Design House.
With 22 rooms each decorated by a different designer, it really brought to my attention the impact a space can have on your mood. For example, the conservatory was filled with iron tables, hide rugs, with multiple fabrics and intricate decorative treatments which, while incredibly beautiful, made me feel anxious and hectic. But the master bedroom was incredibly soothing… with open windows, crisp tan and white colors, beautiful mirrors, and simple, high-quality furniture.
I’m a planner and I usually know exactly what I want, but it occurred to me after visiting the DC Design House that I had no idea what I wanted in a home (probably because I won’t own a home for a few years…). So now I've basically put together my ideal home (and ideal family??).. take a look!
This entryway is ideal for making people feel welcome (BHG)

Perfect Kitchen.. I can just see my 2 little girls doing their homework at this great kitchen table, while I whip up some cereal for dinner...(Architectual Digest)

I don't know why I like this so much, but I just want to go plop on that couch and watch Paula Dean in this sunroom (BHG)

I love this family room - it's so open and comfortable, yet very put together (House Beautiful)

My kiddies will not be touching this living room (House Beautiful):

It's funny, I didn't realize until after I chose this that my mother has this exact chandalier in her dining room (BHG)

I absolutely adore this master bedroom (House Beautiful). I also have a thing for chases'...

My two daughters will live here in perfect harmony (House Beautiful):

I think my guests will feel refreshed after sleeping in this simple room (Southern Living):

Other GB's, please feel free to share your thoughts...
4 comments:
Thanks Cate!
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Cate...I didn't realize you could choose to have two girls. The world we live in...
your daughters will be exactly like you and beth. god help you.
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