The art of things chosen well rather than often.
– Baker Furniture advertisement
This tagline really resonated with me, so I thought I would share it … as the first “word to the wise” wednesday that does not form a complete sentence. Hee hee hee.
But don’t you think there is so much truth in that statement — that we have become so accustomed to purchasing things often that we are less attuned to choosing them well?
Photo of Barbara Barry‘s Beverly Hills house by Beth Greene for Kravet’s inspired.talk. To see more of Barbara’s home, you must read Beth’s blog post about their breakfast!
Traci Zeller Designs believes that beauty is created when you make the ordinary, orderly. With this philosophy in mind, Traci and her team daily seek to empower families to live harmonious lives, full of style and grace. As a busy wife and mother to exuberant twin boys, Traci understands the challenges of today’s active lifestyles and creates solutions that are both beautiful and functional. Twice named one of Charlotte’s 25 Most Stylish People, Traci employs a clean, sophisticated mix of classic and modern pieces to create elegant, yet comfortable interiors. In 2013, she introduced a line of textiles and home accessories in order to offer her growing audience simple solutions that bring joy and spirit to the everyday. Traci’s polished style has brought recognition from House Beautiful, Charlotte Urban Home, QC Exclusive, South Park Magazine, Multiplicity, The Nest and The Bump. 
Great advice. We all should take a little more care into they “why” we are purchasing an item.
Off to see more of Barbara’s home, thanks for posting it!
Yes. Which is why my walls are bare – I’m waiting for art that I love rather than purchasing anything that is just “ok”. I actually can translate this into my blogging philosophy too. Rather than posting every day, I’m limiting myself to those days when I have content that I really want to share and excited about. Anywho…have a great weekend Traci!