Little toiletries

Sometimes I find myself indulged by small toiletries, like the ones you might get in shopping gifts or hotel rooms.  I have collected a few this past year.  There's something luxurious about lathering yourself in a different scent or product every night just because you can.  I'm one girl who marries a product until they stop selling it or simply I just move on without looking back. So to have a few days of changing things up a bit without breaking the bank is pure luxury.  Like staying in a hotel, sort of.

Worthy of note:

Chamomile Shampoo by Klorane
Molton's travel set, for her
Eau d' orage verte by Hermes, for him

Spotted: Umbra shop

This amazing Canadian based homegoods shop offers casual, contemporary and affordable design.  I have my eyes on these items, which I love to own.  That cute cord wrapped stool would look awesome in a nursery.  And the raspberry wine rack would be a cook gift for anyone who loves design and wine. My favorite is the round side table with its mid-century flair.  And that Big Ben clock would look good anywhere, really!

Bathroom Inspiration

Have you ever become obsessed with something after watching a movie?  This happens rather frequently in my life, and it happened the other day after watching Amelie for the 25th time. To summarize things, let's just say that I, for a split second, wanted to move into one of these bathrooms:

I love everything in this bathroom.  The pedestal sink (oh la la) and how about that yellow and white checkerboard floor (to die for)

Source: lonnymag.com via Patricia on Pinterest

Source: lonnymag.com via Patricia on Pinterest

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Source: decorology.blogspot.com via Patricia on Pinterest

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Source: apartmenttherapy.com via Patricia on Pinterest

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When our family is ready to buy our first home, I will be so revisiting these bathroom images for inspiration. In the meantime, it doesn't hurt to dream and plot.