Or how about this gorgeous painting? I am seeing it now in a watercolor print all over our guest room accent pillows. Of course, just having it hanging against the blank kitchen wall would be nice, too! So many fun color choices...
Or even in a simple embellished tee from Ann Taylor Loft has my mind buzzing. The texture would be great on an accent pillow, or even hanging in my bathroom as a small art piece. I think I'll actually attempt this one after my craft room is functioning again.
Not to mention, the modern yet vintage-looking wallpaper patterns I'm seeing would look great as curtains or as a print on a dining chair.
I swear, home decor is now my crack. Is there such a thing as Decorators Anonymous? I Googled it. As it turns out, there's a website, but it's not a 12-step kind of site; it's for people wanting purchase the services of expert decorators. Isn't that like selling meth to a crack addict?
So, I've decided to become the first *real* member of what I think Decorators Anonymous should be: a group of people, admitting their crack decor dependence, and joining together to help one another claim back their paint-and-drywall-dust-covered lives. Only, this isn't something one has to do cold turkey; decorating is tons of fun, which is why it's so addictive in the first place. But it embraces the idea that we've allowed ourselves to be completely consumed with DIY-related thoughts and now are taking the first step toward admitting our obsession.
I'm pretty sure I'm never going to get past the first step, but they say admitting you have a problem is the hardest part. If that's true, I think I'll be letting me and my addiction off the hook for now. We've come so far already. ;)