Pinspiration #2 - Studio & Sewing room decor!

Pinterest has become my obsession recently. I've used it on and off for years now, pinning my future onto online boards, but recently my addiction has come back and every spare second I have, I'm adding another pin to another board. This isn't necessarily a bad thing though, as I've come across some lovely home decor inspiration and it's really motivated me to get my sister's old room/my studio and sewing room into shape and decorated nicely! I'm going to try and start writing these posts more regularly as I do love writing about something different on my blog, and although I write a lot of wishlists including homeware, I don't post much about home decor styling! You can follow me on Pinterest here :)

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I don't know if you can tell already, but my plan for the room is to be white and clear. You need things to be uncluttered when you're working, and a bright white workspace sounds so lovely to me. In the first image, I love the bulldog clips being used to hold up the images. I also love the Muji acrylic storage being used for stationary, and the white wire chair covered by a nice furry throw. In the second image, I love the simple copper pot. I'd like the room to be majority white with small pops of black and copper.

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Keeping with the clinically white theme, I'd also want everything to be coordinated in a way so that if I wanted to find something, I'd know exactly where it was. I love these simple shelves with black and white files in the first image. Somewhere to file my clothing patterns, my important documents etc. The second image is just so cool. I have hundreds of fashion magazines so they'd probably be piled up on the floor, but this would be fab to have this month's issues on, or my absolute favourites.

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I've seen these wire panels being used in quite a few Pinterest photographs now and I've decided that I need one in my life. They're such a quirky alternative to pinboards and you can use cute little pegs and bulldog clips to attach photographs, magazine clippings and important notes to them. I think the black and white versions both look really nice against the white background and would be lovely in any studio or bedroom.

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The wire house in the first image is so unusual but would just look nice on a shelf. It's a bit like those white tealight houses that I like so they'd all look cute lined up next to one another. I also really like the piled up fashion books with a little pot of flowers on top, and the big framed images. I'd probably rather have inspirational quotes instead, but the layout of this image is so lovely. Lastly, I also really like these peculiar little copper lightbulbs on a long cord and would love something like this above my desk. In the second image, I really like the contrast of the white mannequin to the wooden desk and the images on the wall. My mannequin takes up quite a bit of space so it's nice to have it dressed in an outfit.

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Pinspiration #1 - Bedroom decor inspiration!

This is a bit of a different post to what I usually post. I'm constantly moving room, between living at home with my Dad during the holidays, to living in my university room during term times, and then also visiting my boyfriend and mum at their houses when I can! I constantly pin photos onto my Pinterest boards for decoration inspiration but I can't wait to move out properly with my boyfriend and be able to decorate my whole house exactly as I wish!

Anyways, these are photos I have taken from all over the web; some are straight from Pinterest, some are from other bloggers and some are from tumblr, but I thought I would make a little post of them for you as they could inspire you for your own bedroom or house if you've already moved out! :)

Image sources: Pinterest and Jazzabelle's Diary blog.

I'm constantly looking for new and interesting ways to use vintage frames around the house because they are so pretty and you can get hold of them so cheaply! On the left, the glass has been left in the frame but no image, and then you can use a whiteboard pen to write notes on it and wipe it off. It would look lovely and stylish in a kitchen when you need to write the things to remember to buy during the week! On the right, Jazmine has put a frame up on the wall but left it empty, and I love the way it looks with clothes hanging off it. You could use it as a 'what I'm going to wear in the morning' space! :)

Image source: Pinterest.

I absolutely love the idea of having a really white room with white accessories and a few splashes of colour. My bedroom at home at the moment is black, with black vintage patterned covers and black floral wallpaper, which is gorgeous but makes the room look so small! I love this light pink floral string of flowers which could be tied around a bedframe, or around the edge of a mirror.

Image source: A sensible heart blog.

I love this 'photo washing-line' which I came across in Milly's bedroom tour on her blog. It is so simple to buy some string and some pretty little pegs to create your own little washing line of your favourite images, tickets of places you have visited and notes from friends :)

Image source: Pinterest.

I have so many lovely little floral teacups and plates from multiple carboot sale trips, but I had never thought of using them like this to hold my jewellery. They hold the hanging earrings well too so you'll never lose a pair and can quickly grab them, so cute! :)

Image source: Un-Observed blog.

Recently Abby has been uploading lots of blog posts about her bedroom as it's being redecorated, and every single one makes me so jealous as she has the most beautiful bedroom and wardrobe! This image in particular caught my eye though as she had placed her nail varnishes into a glass pot and I thought it looked so lovely!

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