Our Little Place for Designer Books.
I have a friend in Perth who also has a design blog and what better way to help out another West Aussie Design Blogger, than to blog about her.
You may already know Sarah from My first little place blog or you may be new to her but either way I promised I would do a shout out for this talented lass as she has just embarked on a solo project called Our little place
No its not another design Blog but an entire Online shop dedicated to creating your Design Library.
She is helping us lovers of all things design, fashion and travel create a personal library of essential reading.
The Essential Coffee table book list if you like.
Sarah will become your book stylist and work with you to find and select a group of books that can be suited to your space and tailor it to suit your personal tastes.
At Our little place Sarah can put together a personal catalogue of titles to suit your budget as well as sourcing limited editions and titles that may not appear in her store. She will also make sure the titles suit the space weather it be commercial or residential.
You know how Books are an essential part of vignette decorating, coffee table decorating and library/bookshelf decorating well you have just found out the first place to visit before your next book decision.
Our little place is a collection of carefully selected books to inspire creativity, provide perfect gifts and to discover the perfect book.
Tell me your favourite coffee table book.
Thank you lovely lady xx
In answer to your question … my favourite book is (and like most of us I have soooo many) but I am currently loving Kate Moss book, Carine Roitfeld book and Martyn Lawrence Bullard:Live, Love, Decorate.
xox
Hi Could you please help me with colors for my new kitchen?
I am planning to paint the kitchen walls in grand piano quarter, cabinets are glossy laminex in Raw linen and the caesar benchtop and island bench is in Creme Brule with laminex cupboards underneath in Raw linen.
The Kitchen floor will be Blackbutt timber.
Do you think this will work? i want a warm feel to the house without using yellow undertones.. please advise.