What a lovely home you’ve created. I adore how you’re keeping within the cultural traditions and how you translated the rooms into Japanese for us! Love learning that kind of thing. 🙂 Your dining room shelfie is absolutely beautiful and I look forward to your full reveal in the near future!!
Thank you Jessica!! It’s been fun learning about Japanese architecture. I can’t wait to incorporate some of it when we move back to the states. Especially the Japanese gardens. 😉
Kathy, I love your home! The eclectic mix of artwork and decor has me convinced that I need to up my game in those departments! You’re textiles have me drooling, too! Oh… and, you’re vignette styling and photography skills are on point!
Kathy, As I was scrolling through your tour overwhelmed by all of the incredible styling and awesome-ness that is your home , I get to your bedroom and I am pretty much freaking out. It definately belongs in a magazine. You have such a strong gift at styling vignettes and shelfs (which is one of my weaknesses). So needless to say, I am pretty jealous and will take notes. Amazing tour!
Gah girl!!! You make rental living look so stylish. I really love that shoe storage area and your gallery wall. I think it is al the different wood tones. You make honey colored wood look so dang on stylish and trendy. I was sitting her thinking I need more wood in my home. Soon good!
Your entry gallery wall is perfect! And I have to say, I love the little Japanese-living touches that are part of the home’s bones: the fusuma and shoji doors! And the way in which you incorporated more western styles looks effortless. Beautiful!
You are so sweet Diane! I was wondering how to mesh our style into the home’s Japanese features but it’s been so much fun and I love it that much more.
I seriously love every square inch of every wall in your home!! You ALWAYS nail the styling, the photos are flawless and I want to come over to peek around and take it all in. So many unique and beautiful things to look at. Love it, Kathy!!
I love how you use ordinary objects to decorate and fill in space on the walls to make them so much more vibrant and “alive”, in addition to standard pictures/mirrors. Thank you very much for sharing!
i am loving the organic vibe throughout your home right now! that gallery wall in the entry sets the mood perfectly.
Thanks Cassie!! It’s fun to have a “real” foyer to decorate. 🙂
What a lovely home you’ve created. I adore how you’re keeping within the cultural traditions and how you translated the rooms into Japanese for us! Love learning that kind of thing. 🙂 Your dining room shelfie is absolutely beautiful and I look forward to your full reveal in the near future!!
Thank you Jessica!! It’s been fun learning about Japanese architecture. I can’t wait to incorporate some of it when we move back to the states. Especially the Japanese gardens. 😉
Kathy, I love your home! The eclectic mix of artwork and decor has me convinced that I need to up my game in those departments! You’re textiles have me drooling, too! Oh… and, you’re vignette styling and photography skills are on point!
Wow! Thanks so much Karrie! This blog hop was amazing.
I love your George Grammer in the living room!!! Beautiful decor and styling!
Isn’t it fabulous? My favorite piece. 🙂
Oh i love it all. No matter which home you have, it is always so inviting and interesting. Well done.
You’re so sweet Marty! Thank you.
beautiful! I love how you’ve infused the country you live in, into the decor. Your styling, as always, is on point <3
Thank you Ariel! I really appreciate that! This one has been a bit of a challenge. lol
Kathy,
As I was scrolling through your tour overwhelmed by all of the incredible styling and awesome-ness that is your home , I get to your bedroom and I am pretty much freaking out. It definately belongs in a magazine. You have such a strong gift at styling vignettes and shelfs (which is one of my weaknesses). So needless to say, I am pretty jealous and will take notes. Amazing tour!
Much love,
Erica
Wow! Thanks Erica! That totally made my day. That bedroom has vinyl floors, vinyl wallpaper (and smelled like old feet). lol It needed so much love!!
Gah girl!!! You make rental living look so stylish. I really love that shoe storage area and your gallery wall. I think it is al the different wood tones. You make honey colored wood look so dang on stylish and trendy. I was sitting her thinking I need more wood in my home. Soon good!
lol I never thought honey wood could look stylish and trendy but I guess it totally works in this house. 😉 Thanks my friend!
Your entry gallery wall is perfect! And I have to say, I love the little Japanese-living touches that are part of the home’s bones: the fusuma and shoji doors! And the way in which you incorporated more western styles looks effortless. Beautiful!
You are so sweet Diane! I was wondering how to mesh our style into the home’s Japanese features but it’s been so much fun and I love it that much more.
What a great tour, Kathy! I’m totally loving that lamp and floral shade in the bedroom! Love!
Thanks Heather!! The floral shade came from Minted. 😉
Your home has a warm, collected vibe that I love! The entry is beautiful, and the wallpaper in the kitchen is unexpected and fantastic! Great tour.
Thank you Carol! I absolutely love having a foyer with so much shoe storage. 🙂
Hi! What a gorgeous space! I’m so glad you were on the tour and I came across your blog! I’ll definitely be returning!
Thank you Natasha! I really enjoyed your tour as well. Glad we “met”. xoxo
I do so love seeing rented homes that kill it, and yours is lovely. You pull of global eclectic so well!
Aw! Thanks Lizzie! This is probably the coolest rental we have lived in. 🙂
I seriously love every square inch of every wall in your home!! You ALWAYS nail the styling, the photos are flawless and I want to come over to peek around and take it all in. So many unique and beautiful things to look at. Love it, Kathy!!
Thank you so much Rachael! Visit any time. 😉
I love how you use ordinary objects to decorate and fill in space on the walls to make them so much more vibrant and “alive”, in addition to standard pictures/mirrors. Thank you very much for sharing!
Thank you so much Laura! I love using different items on the wall. 😉
I loved that hat wall and also the kitchen is beautiful! What a lovely place to be living at.
Thank you so much!