This morning I came across the top image and my eyes were immediately drawn to the table at the end of the bed. It’s probable that I’ve seen a table in this spot before, but for some reason today it made me think “why?”

I absolutely love the mirrored table in the second image, but I can’t imagine a table at the end of my bed. In a realistic situation, like an everyday bedroom. What if you had a hot flash in the middle of the night and threw the covers over, knocking down beautiful candlesticks and accessories? Or what if that gorgeous table became my dog’s favorite sleeping spot?

It does look nice, but is it practical? Tell me what you think – do you love this look?

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While browsing through Pinterest, I found that first image of plush purply goodness. I’m seriously in so love with that sofa that I can’t stop staring at it. Is that wrong? It’s so plush it looks fake! And it’s soooo purple.

So anyway, that pin lead me to the portfolio to Drake Design Associates. And the rest of the home, in the Flatiron district of New York City, is just as gorgeous. I’ve included a few images, but you can see more in their portfolio.

The use of color – mainly the purple (would you call it fushcia?) – is beautiful. And I love the colorful, geometric artwork. Especially those stripes. Such a classic and bold way to bring in more colors.

So, what do you think about all this purple?

When I saw the first image above this morning, I wasn’t sure how I felt about the low hanging lamps over a coffee table. It made me think about low-hanging lights in living rooms as a whole. It’s such a different look than over a kitchen counter or dining table.

So of course to find more I turned to Pinterest and these are what I found. What do you think – love this look? I still can’t decide!

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Happy Thanksgiving from Six Different Ways!

Hope that you all have a wonderful holiday and are either enjoying or getting ready to enjoy a major food coma!

[Delicious Turkey Image via Sweet Paul]

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In keeping with yesterday’s theme, today I bring you another rug that is both fun and unique.  This one comes from designer Sylvain Willenz and is called Petrol. It is made of layers of machine-cut felt discs.  The rug’s pattern is both organic and random and cam be produced in infinite configurations.

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Another Unique Rug