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Bohemian spaces can have such a neat vibe to them when they utilize rustic elements. Sometimes picking up on farmhouse elements and taking cues from the outdoors, fresh rustic bohemian is perfect for the texture lover. Instead of utilizing color to play up a space, textures are used with this particular subset of bohemian. Lets explore how we can apply this style to a budget living room design using one of my favorite sofas under $500?
In my bathroom, I have a freestanding wicker cabinet. I freaking love this thing for storagw. The piece itself I thrifted through Craigslist. And there’s a few thrifted pieces on top of it, too. So let me take you on a peek of the piece for #thriftscorethursday.
The little brass trunk I use for burning incense (my favorite way of bringing a scent to a space!). And the basket was just 25 cents.
On the lower shelf I have another thrifted basket that I keep a handy hand towel in. And the blue and white container was less than $1!
And here’s the view when you’re sitting on the toilet 😛
Before we dive into my favorites from the feed, I wanted to introduce our guest host for this week. She’s also been perusing the tag and has chosen a few favorites to feature as well!
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The best part? There are 4 regular posts to check out every Thursday! Yup, you’ve got more thrift scores to look at. I know you’re not disappointed. Ha. Click on my beautiful cohost’s faces below to check out what they’ve scored and featured.
My dog and I spend a lot of time together. He’s my baby and I’m his best friend. And so I’ve been very careful about what I buy for him. Finding great products for the pup in your life can be a lot of trial and error. Here are tried and true products I’ve found that are serving us quite well for our favorite pup.
Since you guys seem so much of my furry baby on Instagram, it only felt fitting to dedicate a bit of space here on the blog for him. Petco is sponsoring this post, which is great because it’s where I already shop for all my dog’s products.
What you feed your dog is going to be a super person decision and you’ll have loads of factors to take into account with your specific dog. My dog has very sensitive skin. After trying grain free and special diet formulas for a few years, I decided to try and bring my dog onto my diet. I’m a vegan, and I’ve read a lot from fellow vegans on how their dogs are vegans too. Other diets weren’t helping his condition and his vet wasn’t able to help us outside of diet change suggestions. For a few months I’ve been using the Natural Balance Vegetarian Formula Dog Food and his skin has completely cleared up to my joy.
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I’m referencing poop pick up bags, of course. I like using the BioBag because it’s made in the USA and it’s environmentally friendlier than others. It’s hard to find pet supply related products that are made in the USA. And it’s important for me to support as many made in USA or fair trade companies as possible because that’s an easy way to ensure products were made by workers who were paid decent wages.
Bayer does not enjoy toys that have a smooth rubber or plastic outside. Stuffed animals with squeakers are his sole joy. That and food, of course. I find the dragon to be especially cute. I wouldn’t mind finding that one about the house.
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I’d love to know what your favorite dog supplies are, and why! Leave a comment below
As promised, I’m sharing a mood board for one of the 6 favorite sofas under $500 I shared last week. I’m going to start with one that Isn’t challenging color-wise, but rather the style itself may not be an obvious one to decorate boho with. Tufting and two toned piping and cushion fabric  lends itself more to a shabby chic or modern space. Let’s virtually decorate a space shall we?
Sofa $488 | Rug $99 | Wall Decal $79 | Palm $20 | Faux Fur Pillow $19 | Coffee Table $149 | Hanging Planter $10 | Side Table $70 | Lantern $70 |
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Have you checked out my bohemian pillow shopping guide? It’s color coordinated!
When you’ve only got one bathroom in your house and closet space is slim to none, you’ve got to think creatively and maximize what you do with the space in that bathroom. I don’t have the smallest or biggest of bathrooms, but I have jam packed a ton of storage into the space. Today I want to share all of those bathroom storage solutions because even if you can’t make them all work, there’s ideas here that will work for any space.
Months ago one of my friends alerted me to the fact that the cute rattan line at Target had been put on  clearance. I had been obsessing over it. And I had even been looking on Craigslist for similar bar carts with little luck. So I ran right over to my Target and snatched up one of the bar carts.
Not exactly a “thrift” score. But I did get it for less than what the ones on Craigslist were listed at.
As for what’s on it? I believe I’ve shared most of these finds with you before. But there is 1 new score that I am totally stoked about.
This brass trunk is the largest version of these I’ve ever seen in person. Not a clue what I’ll store in it, but naturally my hoarding tendencies had to have it.
(You can also find these shared on my Instagram account, @adesignerathome)
https://www.instagram.com/p/BJeAv21g6Jl/
The best part? There are 4 regular posts to check out every Thursday! Yup, you’ve got more thrift scores to look at. I know you’re not disappointed. Ha. Click on my beautiful cohost’s faces below to check out what they’ve scored and featured.