Sunday, March 04, 2012

Pinterest and a new thing:

I've been busy on Pinterest lately. Is it wrong to get a high when you see people repinning your pin? Well, here are some items from my boards that had me swoooooooning (Click on source link to be redirected):


Everyday earrings with earthy textures


This will be my first pair of fyres





A beautiful dress from Australian desginer, Lisa Ho

Source: lisaho.com via Puiyi on Pinterest





Perfect for autumn



And a tote to brighten up this gloooom

Source: fossil.com via Puiyi on Pinterest





Textured fabric







So, it's a good thing Printerest is in my life. It allows me to pin online items instead of buying them. I'm on an internet shopping ban until August and even then, I'm disallowing myself to buy anything extravagant. The reason being, well, we've put down a small deposit on a lot of land in Mernda, 30km out of Melbourne CBD. We gave picked our builder, floor plans but now we're just waiting for final financial approval. Then we'll settle and put forth our big deposit and go on with the overwhelming task of choosing tiles, bricks, everything.

Saturday was rainy, I mean, it raaaaained. We drove out to Mernda and got out of the car and walked onto our lot. The mud squelched underneath my birkenstocks (why the heck was I wearing my birks?) but here's the view from our lot:


The view from our lot
It sits .75 above the road, so there is a slight slope.
We spent the entire Saturday, driving around and looking at facades, tiles, colour combos and was so pooped. Come Sunday, we did absolutely nothing and Aaron made roasted vegetable soup:

Aaron's roasted vegetable soup

We spent hours upon hours online, looking at colours on walls from Apartment Therapy and Pinterest:

I really really love this bread mould colour on the walls:


We will have to do some vertical gardening because we only have 1.2 meters between the sides of the house and fence.





Muted walls with colourful accents:

Source: anthropologie.com via Puiyi on Pinterest




Since we found so little information about our builder in forums and blogs (we're using a smaller builder), Aaron and I decided to start a building blog of our own.


1 comment:

thisgoodhearth@blogspot.com said...

That is a good slope, not too high and not too low.
Love all your picks!