Links I've Been Loving #2

1. I don't know why I proceeded to scroll through the pictures of this copper kitchen pot set after I saw the price tag, but they were too beautiful not to share and drool over.

2. This travel blog is one of my favourites, from Morocco to this lovely beach cottage in East Sussex, it covers many Pinterest worthy locations. 

3. What's a 'Links I've Been Loving' post without a baked goods recipe, right?!

4. I am currently in search of a new apartment for next year so I am loving these bedroom decor ideas and will definitely be trying some things out.

5. Just a little something to satisfying that burrito craving...

6. If your a sucker for illustrations, stationary and jewellery, and you click on this link it's more than likely you will spend all of your monthly earnings here. Sorry in advance.

Homeware Wishlist #1

I've been doing some online window shopping for cute homeware bits, after watching Zoella's Homeware Hauls - how can I not?

So I have to admit, quite a few of these things are from Oliver Bonas. Why? Because Oliver Bonas knows how to do homeware. Its the copper products that reel me in - I like the simple white and neutral colours with the main homeware and furniture but sometimes this can look a bit 'dentist/ hospital like', so some copper accents in the home really warms the place up and gives it a little somthin' somthin'.

Another favourite is Anthropologie - this is where I like to look for some colour. They incorporate lovely bright limes, oranges and blues into their kitchen, bedroom and living room products as you will see down below.

Some of the other favourite homeware bits come from Homebase - Yes I know Homebase is not one you would put down for a chic home style but they do some really cute products, my favourite is their  big clocks to hang on the wall, especially their Salisbury Wall Clock in Grey.

For bedding I love Shabby Chic by Rachel Ashwell, she uses lovely soft colours but my favourite is her all white bedding for a simple look, that you can add colour to with bright cushions and throws.

1. Shabby Chic, Liliput White Plain Duvet, $240 2. Next, Heart Embossed Doormat, £10 3. Anthropologie, Russet Measuring Cups, £24 4. Anthropologie, Woodblock Floral Pillowcase, £38 5. Anthropologie, Atom Art Serving Bowl, £28 6. Oliver Bonas, Copper Angled Floor Lamp, £180 7. Anthropologie, Soft Washed Linen Pillowcase, £48 8. Oliver Bonas, Copper and Glass Votive Lantern, £12 9. Oliver Bonas, Mirrored Copper Tray, £12 10. Homebase, Salisbury Wall Clock, £11.99 11. Anthropologie, With a Twist Teacup, £12

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Bedroom Decor and Storage Ideas

I love moving, moving means I can redecorate and have a clear out. This is not to say that I still don't have a lot of useless things in my room, just less of it. Baby steps, right?

Having just gone into my second year at university this means a proper house, I now have much more space compared to the first year halls and everything looks a bit more homey. I thought I would share some of my ideas for storage and how I decorated.

 I wanted to have simple bedding but with a pop of colour, so I opted for complete white bedding and added some colour and pattern with the pillows and blanket. I recommend Debenhams for cushions and throws they have an excellent selection with good prices. My favourite cushions and throws are from Anthropologie, a bit more pricey but if you're prepared to splurge then this is where to do it!

If you're at university then you're going to want lots of pictures of friends and family from back home, as well as new pictures from university. Photo walls are my favourite way to show them, and one of the cheapest. All you need is a printer, print paper and blue/white tac. I went on Pinterest for some inspiration which you can see here. The great thing about these is you can add to the photo wall throughout the year. A tip to make sure the photos are straight, use the 'Levels' app on your iPhone for the first photo then you can use that as a guide for the rest.

   Mason jars are great for storage, they are super cheap. I got a set of three from Homebase for £9.99. I use these to store makeup brushes and pens, but you can also put candles, cotton buds, etc.

I also use these little white pots from Ikea to hold cotton pads and buds just to make everything look at bit nicer. The white ties in with my bedding and I love the cut outs on the pot. 

    I love these mini bowls to hold rings and earrings and it's easy to keep track of them. The days of only finding one earring in a pair are gone! You can find these anywhere, I have found some nice ones in Anthropologie but I got these from some independent shops in St Ives. 

I was trying to find somewhere to store my winter scarfs that didn't take up lots of clothes space. I was lucky and found these white crates on sale in Sainsbury's. I use these to store all my mess and random bits and it makes everything look a bit more organised. 

I hope you find these ideas useful and would love to hear your storage and decoration ideas!

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