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My Home | The Breakfast Nook

You guys are pretty familiar with the breakfast nook by now…I featured it first a little less than a year ago for Friendsgiving with the original paint and wall shelves. And then it got a little spruce up for this end-of-the-school-year party. I lot of you followed the progress on Instagram 🙂 We’re still making changes in here but we’re soooo close to being finished!

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Blush Reading Nook with World Market

Outfitting a blush pink reading nook with World Market's home décor sale event! All of our favorite picks to make a cozy, chic reading nook of your own for less copycatchic luxe living for less budget home decor and design, daily finds, room redos, home trend, sales and budget travel — This post in partnership with World Market.

We have the cutest little reading nook in our house on the second floor landing. After putting the kids down at night, I like to lay there and read a bit while I wait for them to settle down for the night. It’s such a great spot and has a nice view of the surrounding hills. It’s also a great little perch for watching the sun set. I’m not the only one who loves to sit there though, Arden loves curling up there with a good book too. In fact I often find open books propped just so…in fact the book in these pictures was left there by her and I figured I’d leave it for the photos!

Rejuvenation Cedar & Moss Double Table Lamp

REJUVENATION CEDAR & MOSS DOUBLE TABLE LAMP | $379
OVERSTOCK HARLOW TABLE LAMP | $154
image via Sugar & Cloth

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Copy Cat Chic Room Redo | Cozy White Lounge Area

This cozy daybed nook showcasing Erin Fetherston's Home collection gets recreated for less by @copycatchic | budget home decor and design for less

TOTAL | $2,339

Had I an extra room, nook, or even cranny in my house…this is what I would do with it! This bright and cozy lounge area, featured on My Domaine, looks like the dreamiest spot to curl up with a good book (or even work on my inbox a little). The layers of lineny-goodness really beckon you in, while the brass accents add a bit of glamour and sophistication to the look. I’m guessing this lovely sofa/daybed would also work well as spot for guests, which is even more of a reason to bring this look home today!

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Copy Cat Chic Room Redo | Shimmery Reading Nook

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You guys, do you think the internet’s obsession with those Target threshold tables will ever end?? I bought one last year but now I regret not buying the one in this pic too–so affordable, so versatile, and so, so stylish. But I digress! I’m sure there’s a Target somewhere in America that still has one or two of these items in stock, currently they are selling this table with a a similar vibe in terms of the shape (and, it’s worth mentioning, is very cute as-is and comes in other colors). After purchasing a can of gold spray paint the cost will be the same as the table below, so it’s up to you which direction you wanna go.

chair $559

table $69

champagne print $7

frame $7

sunnies print $22

peace print $6

dog print $26

lamp $80

pouf $79

rug 4×6 $53

pillow $95

bud vase $28
throw $23

^TOTAL
^$1,054

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Copy Cat Chic Room Redo | Cozy Bedroom Corner

pic via Apartment Therapy

I have been admiring today’s tiny space since I saw it in AT’s small cool home contest a few years back. I am a huuuuuge fan of small living spaces and the creativity they’re able to inspire in the people who call those spaces home. They appeal to me not only because I love to devise clever solutions to their quirky problems, but also because they help me remember what’s truly important by paring down my belongings to things I truly need, use, and love. And, as I’ve learned from furnishing our house over the past few years, a small space can be so much easier on the wallet 😉 Furthermore, I love when I see a small apartment that feels so much larger than it is–I mean, just count how many seating options there are in this one small corner!

ABC Home used to carry a ready-made pink Thonet chair for about $150, but since I can no longer find it online, you now have an excellent DIY opportunity! And while the ice cream art made me laugh out loud in my office, remember that you can always take a pic of your own and have it blown up at Kinkos on their blueprint machine for about $5.

loveseat $504

chair $350

pouf $239

stool $149

rug $193

print $50

curtains $10/pair

purple pillow $13

patterned pillow $18

^TOTAL
^$1,526

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Copy Cat Chic Room Redo | English Country Office Nook

Today’s sophisticated and cozy office nook is by Jenny Wolf Interiors.

For the majority of us who don’t live in homes with original architecture and period details, there is a great (and cheap!) DIY for the brick wall. Amazingly enough, Lowe’s and Home Depot both carry faux brick panels, which can then be easily “aged” with paint using this as a guideline–just wipe off as much paint as you can to help let the original red hues peek through. You could probably also use a textured sponge to add more of that crumbly look to the brick.

chair $500
desk $155
pillow $40
stool $94
roman shade $100 (32″)
coral prints $9
brick panel $26
lamp $32
basket $50

^TOTAL
^$1,006

Copy Cat Chic Room Redo | Boho Reading Nook

Happy Friday! I have to be honest–the weather here in Austin is doing things to me. The high today was 80 and being able to use my sunroof on the daily has put me in full-on summer mode. I know that February is probably going to come around soon enough and remind me (rather harshly) of what season it actually is, but until then I’m gonna soak in all the sun I can, starting with this colorful boho reading nook in Venice.

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Full disclosure, this is not how I would design a nook, though I would certainly use any of these pieces in the right situation (suspender lady, come live at my house). Mixing blue Chinese lamps with yellow garden stools and black geometric pillows is just not my aesthetic or my forte, and I am always excited to find rooms that somehow make such disparate things come together in a real good way. Truly, taking a peek into other peoples’ brains is one of my favorite things about art in general but specifically home design. The places we live can be such wonderful reflections of ourselves, and I’m constantly amazed and inspired by unique spaces like this. Enjoy!