condo flowers

My man and I recently bought a house which meant we also had to sell our condo.  Anyone who knows me knows that I am not a neat and organized person by nature, it takes a lot of effort and for the most part my home is in a state of creative chaos (a nice way of saying complete and utter disarray!) We spent 3 weekends de-cluttering the condo, cleaning things like baseboards and window sills (which I'm embarrased to say had never been touched) and finishing touches (like having a contractor add a granite bar, custom made hall closet and tiling the bathroom and kitchen).  We are happy to say our condo sold after two days on the market (I don't know how people live in staged homes for any longer!) and I wanted to share how some photos of my interior designer tip- fresh flowers! They make any room look fresh and vibrant (just don't let the cats anywhere near them!)

{I'm currently reading "Mockingjay" and my Venice Beach skull hangs out bedside}

{I will miss the view from our balcony- we can see Ottawa's Parliament building and have a private garden courtyard- which is where I take most of my outfit photos}

{They may not be flowers but my favourite coffee table books & zen statue add a personal touch to the living room}

{Flower canvas print from Winners in the living room}

{My beautiful British Nana in her modelling days}

{Front hall potted plant}

{Bright flowers in antique egg cups for whimsical decor}

{Desk area print}

{Dining room florals}

"Design can be art. Design can be aesthetics. Design is so simple, that's why it is so complicated." (Paul Rand)