It's no secret that Target is one of my favorite places to shop... groceries, home wear, clothes, you name it and I usually find it in spades at Target (much to my husbands chagrin). In recent years the store has been going out of its way to inject a whole lot of boutique-y feeling into its branding and I've taken notice. Trend led style in one place at a palatable price point? Perfect!

When I saw that they were debuting a new range of furniture and decor pieces, Project 62, I immediately hopped online to scour the pages for my faves. Some of the pieces look like they've been migrated over from past collections but there's a lot of goodness in the range from affordable West Elm lookalikes to cute yet functional things like baskets and cutting boards. Do you love Target as much as I do?  Which pieces are you liking the best?

Is it just me or does Fall at Anthropologie look a little Spring-like? Not that I'm complaining, on the contrary, I've been feeling really pulled to incorporate more color into our space lately (who even I am?!). I'm loving millennial pink (but who isn't??), even more pops of green and all different variations of rich mustard-y yellow. As always, I sifted through countless pages of pretty new arrivals to narrow down the best finds from the new season. Do you have favorites?

p.s. Anthro is offering an additional 25% off of sale this week! I've got my eye on the perfect hammock and some pretty cool glasswear.

This home tour is one I revisit for a jolt of inspiration often. After cropping up in my favorite shelter magazine, Domino, I continued to see images from this stunning NYC home all over the web and adorning the feeds of my favorite bloggers. Although it's not my usual style (if you're familiar with this site you know I rarely stray from a neutral palette), there's something so cool and laid-back about careful pops of color and exciting textures in a home.

It's no wonder that Ulla Johnson's space is effortlessly collected and layered with objects that look like they hold the most interesting stories. After all, the bohemian heavy-hitter, Brooklyn based womenswear designer, and mother of three is the product of archeologist parents and a lover of world travel, eclectic textiles and found treasures. With an interior style that mimics her globally-minded collections, Ulla lives (and works) in New York with her children, Soren, Asher, and Agnes. Keep scrolling for the airiest, hippest space I've seen in a while.

images via domino & mother mag