Velvet & Linen
http://brookegiannetti.typepad.com/
Brooke Giannetti is a Calfornia-based interior decorator, shop owner, and blogger. Brooke’s projects often incorporate Belgian and Swedish antiques paired with industrial and outdoor elements. Brooke frequently collaborates with her husband, architect Steve Giannetti, on projects as well as their home store Giannetti Home. Brooke and Steve’s work has appeared in C Magazine, Romantic Homes, Country Living, Coastal Living, HGTV, New Old House, Rue Magazine, The New York Times and several regional publications. Brooke began her blog Velvet & Linen in 2009 to share her inspirations, and the projects she and Steve are working on.
http://brookegiannetti.typepad.com/
Brooke Giannetti is a Calfornia-based interior decorator, shop owner, and blogger. Brooke’s projects often incorporate Belgian and Swedish antiques paired with industrial and outdoor elements. Brooke frequently collaborates with her husband, architect Steve Giannetti, on projects as well as their home store Giannetti Home. Brooke and Steve’s work has appeared in C Magazine, Romantic Homes, Country Living, Coastal Living, HGTV, New Old House, Rue Magazine, The New York Times and several regional publications. Brooke began her blog Velvet & Linen in 2009 to share her inspirations, and the projects she and Steve are working on.
The Junk House
http://thejunkhouse.blogspot.com/
“I had no idea what I was getting into when I started this blog. I just thought it would be a fun way to share some of my projects and keep myself motivated. Nothing holds you more accountable than sharing your plans to finish something over the internet! But I had no idea that I’d still be blogging almost 2 years later and that I would “meet” such wonderful people. So thank you to all of you who stop by my little blog and leave such nice words.”
http://thejunkhouse.blogspot.com/
“I had no idea what I was getting into when I started this blog. I just thought it would be a fun way to share some of my projects and keep myself motivated. Nothing holds you more accountable than sharing your plans to finish something over the internet! But I had no idea that I’d still be blogging almost 2 years later and that I would “meet” such wonderful people. So thank you to all of you who stop by my little blog and leave such nice words.”
Wild Chairy
http://www.wildchairy.com/
Wild Chairy delights in finding cast-off vintage seating with fabulous lines & undeniable charisma. Then, employing uncommon fabrics and fine finishes, we transform them into fresh, one-of-a-kind pieces for your home. All chairs are reupholstered in the old world tradition using coil springs, horse hair and organic cotton.
http://www.wildchairy.com/
Wild Chairy delights in finding cast-off vintage seating with fabulous lines & undeniable charisma. Then, employing uncommon fabrics and fine finishes, we transform them into fresh, one-of-a-kind pieces for your home. All chairs are reupholstered in the old world tradition using coil springs, horse hair and organic cotton.
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