William Morris famously said, “Have nothing in your home that you do not know to be useful or believe to be beautiful.” Being one of the most realistic Interior Decorators I know, this is one of my favorite quotes! I’m always looking for ways to marry function and beauty in a space. With a little planning and foresight, your home can be both practical and pretty.
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Check out The Decorologist’s latest article here on Houzz.com about making your space both beautiful and functional. Before you go there and see what it’s called, can I just please say that I don’t make up the headlines or opening verbage for these articles? Actually, I do make the headline up – but then they change it. So hard for me to give up control . . .
Lovely article, The title looks totally disjointed, It’s easy to tell what you wrote and what was added, your writing has a warmth to it 🙂 Wish I had a mudroom. Such a great idea with kids and I would have a much neater hallway if i did:)
The dining room is so us, it’s already a craft station and school homework prep zone but it’s a messy combo.
Love you blog 🙂
Thank you for commenting, Fay. I wish I had a mudroom, too. They didn’t include those in homes in the 1940’s, unfortunately!