Real Estate Stalker - House Beautiful Addition

I'm not going to lie, I love stalking real estate listings in the best neighborhoods of Charlotte. It's so fun getting a little peek into beautiful, old (and very large) homes.

Well I recently clicked on a listing and was like WOAH! I recognize that kitchen!



I'm sure you do, too....


It's really fun seeing other pictures from a home that's in House Beautiful. Here are some more pictures...




















The detail shots from the virtual tour:

















This home was designed by Lindsey Coral Harper. She's an interior designer based out of NYC. She actually came into Isabella a couple of times and was really sweet. I'm glad she got the front page of House Beautiful!

I'm not posting the real estate link because if it were me, I wouldn't want my address posted on a random blog. But since the home's pictures were published in a national magainze, I figured they are fair game ;)

Yay for Charlotte being represented in my favorite design mag, woot woot!

EDIT: There were some comments asking about the price... The price of the home is currently $1,875,000.

Baby Girl Nursery - 2 Ways

I recently worked on a baby girl nursery design board and it underwent a couple revisions. I thought it would be fun for you to see a somewhat similar nursery done two ways!

With Blue:



With Purple:



I love supporting other bloggers/designers in my designs. The boards above feature furniture O'verlays and Caitlin Wilson Textiles pillows!

Round Skirted Tables

I really love a good round skirted table. Have I blogged about this before? Maybe.. Anyway it seems as though some people feel they are a bit old fashioned, but it's something that will never go out of style. And they have such versatility when it comes to styling!

Here are some really good ones :)

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I'm sure you know this already, but Ballard has some good (and inexpensive) options:






For the most part, they are pretty budget friendly. Unless you have your heart set on a pricey fabric. A 30" table takes around 5.5 yards (and that's just for a solid).

Here is a skirted table I recently did (sorry for the poor photo quality):



This nook was somewhat awkward and we had to have something to display my client's awesome original sculpture of her husband when he was younger! It is so, so cool.

I am finishing up this project and then having it photographed soon!