life according to three j. sisters - weddings, parties, lifestyle.
Jessica recently made a DIY Shelf inspired by the Teak Swing Shelf from one of our favorite stores, Anthropologie. It’s cute enough for her kids to want to swing on, but beautiful {and rustic} enough to hang in her home. Plus, it’s easy and affordable to make! We’re loving this Anthropologie hack.
Check out all the how-to details at Momtastic.
When I first discovered Jayson Home while surfing the internet for home accessories a couple weeks back, I knew I was, well…home. I want to go to their landmark store in Chicago just to shop…but for now, online will have to do.
For nearly twenty years, Jayson Home has been selling modern and vintage furnishings, tableware, lighting and home accessories such as candles, pillows and books found from all over the world.
Although I love so many things; in fact, I could buy everything in the store, below are just a few of my favorite accessories from Jayson Home.
1. Burlap Vases, starting at $8
2. Ceramic 12-bud Vase, $22
3. Rustic Table Runner, $54
4. Farmers Market Baskets, starting at $20
5. Rope Handle Tray, $40
6. Moroccan Dessert Plate, $18
7. Checker Mother of Pearl Tray, starting at $250
8. Black Anchor, $8.50
9. Numbered Boxes, $12
P.S. You want to come back tomorrow because we have a fantastic gift idea and fabulous giveaway from Jayson Home. You don’t want to miss it.
{images via Jayson Home}
I’ve never lived by the water nor am I a boat person, but I ADORE all things nautical! There is something so crisp about the blue and white stripes and the clean look of the clothes and decor. Today, I’m dreaming I’m on the beach soaking up the sun and watching the sails go by. And, I’m taking the yellow and white striped bag you will see below with me…and you should too!
1. Women’s Sailboat-Print 3/4 Sleeve Top, Old Navy {$49.94}
2. La Mer Collection Navy Patent Odyssey Wrap Watch, La Mer Collection {$92}
3. Women’s Espawind Platform Sandal, Isabel Toledo for Payless {$44.99}
4. Riviera Romance Dress, ModCloth {$53.99}
5. Maggie London Stripe Nautical Maxi Dress, Nordstrom {$128}
6. White Nautical Rope Necklace with Golden Chain, Pardes on Etsy {$34}
7. Hunter ‘Huntress’ High Gloss Rainboots, Nordstrom {$125}
8. Lauren by Ralph Lauren ‘Anchor Buckle Belt’, Nordstrom {$68}
9. Variegated Multi-Stripe Scarf, Old Navy {$10}
10. Women’s Nautical Button Stripe Tank, Sears {$23.99}
11. Among My Piers Dress, Modcloth {$59.99}
12. Yellow and White Bold Striped Sailor Tote Bag, Bayan Hippo {$33}
All you Tutto Bella readers can add a nautical touch to your outfit today because…
Vildan at Bayan Hippo has graciously offered Tutto Bella readers 10% off her Yellow and White Bold Striped Sailor Tote Bag. Just use the code TBBreaders at checkout through April. All items in her shop are designed and handmade by Vildan, who studied text design and graphics. I LOVE, LOVE this bag, and will be purchasing one for myself.
{images via Bayan Hippo, Nordstrom, Old Navy, Pardes, Payless, ModCloth, La Mer Collections, Sears}
First I saw a Just Hitched sign on a newlywed couple’s reception chairs in Colorado Expression’s Confetti Magazine, then I found the one above {found at Bash, Please} and just knew I had to share it. It was love at first sight. Such a sweet, rustic touch to a wedding, and a charming decor item in a married couple’s home to remind them of their special day.
Green Wedding Shoes shares a wonderful tutorial on how to make a DIY rope sign here. You could make a just hitched sign, mr. and mrs. or whatever your heart or DIY-self desires.
{images via Green Wedding Shoes and Bash, Please}
No, not Crate and Barrel {although I do love some of their things}. Just CRATES. I love this idea so much, it’s been added to my to do list…sorry honey {because knowing me, whether it be his helping hands or emotional support, my hubby will somehow be involved}. We could use some extra storage, and I love the vintage-feel of these crates.
Crates can serve as side tables and coffee tables too.
This vintage inspired crate-diy project from Hammers and High Heels is fantastic. Their how-to tips will have you hanging a vintage piece like this in no time {ok, some time}.
If you don’t need an entire shelving unit, make a couple to hold pretty pillows and throws. House of Smiths provide their own helpful tutorial to make these adorable crates.
And, if your getting married or just want a beautiful floral arrangement on your dining room table or anywhere in your home, these crates will add that shabby chic charm.
{images via Hammers and High Heels, House of Smiths, My Sweet Savannah, Pinterest, Ruffled Blog}