COMFY HAVEN

I am a big fan of 'Alice in Wonderland' so when I found this collection by retrocat1. I thought it was just out of this world. What I love about a lot of this decor it is that is it minimal with the black and white tone. I found a few more on Etsy that you'll love. 

“All architecture is shelter, all great architecture is the design of space that contains, cuddles, exalts, or stimulates the persons in that space.” Philip Johnson

“Make your home as comfortable and attractive as possible and then get on with living. There's more to life than decorating.” Albert Hadley

Image via Micasa Revisita

 
"Have nothing in your home that you don't know to be useful or believe to be beautiful." William Morris
 

image via House of Turquoise

   “Design is coming to grips with one's real lifestyle, one's real place in the world. Rooms should not be put together for show but to nourish one's well-being.” Albert Hadley  

Image via Micasa Revisita

    “Decorating golden rule: Live with what you love.” Unknown  

Image via Micase Revisita

  “If you wait until you have enough money to decorate and make your home your own, it will never happen. If you wait until you can afford to buy everything new, you are missing the point. It is the old, the new, the hand-me-down, the collected, the worn but loved things in your home that make it your own.” Stacy Risenmay, Not Just a Housewife       “All rooms ought to look as if they were lived in, and to have so to say, a friendly welcome ready for the incomer.” William Morris      

mbartstudios on Etsy

Typography and monograms continue to be popular in the decor world. People love words and letters. So do I.Words inspire me, especially when things get difficult it only takes something I read to change my whole perspective. Like this ceramic plaque, I just love what says.
From a decor perspective typographic decor tends to span a variety of styles, from vintage letterpress or old correspondence imagery to clean modern graphics, often using bold text or individual symbols.There are so many ways to decorate with typography. Using it as a bold piece,collecting your favorite letters and placing them on central attraction on your wall, personalizing your living room or bed room with monogrammed pillows. Or find your own unique way to make a statement. Typographic decor is fun, a way to show off your personality and great a conversation starter.

Typographic wall decor found via Stylefiles

Creating a corner to suit your personality found via thisnext.com

black and white found via brabournefarm.blogspot.com

be insipred with this wall decor found via keltainentalorannalla.blogspot.com

bold use of the letter a found via pinterest.com

From top left
1)  Six personalized name eggs in nest, 8x10 print from inspiredartprints
2) Vintage metal pitcher vase from inbloomfinds
3) Grow recycled wood sign from WilliamDohman
4) Hand stamped "wish" bookend from JoshuaByOak
5) Vintage metal pitcher from inbloomfinds
6) Letterpress typography mugs from KitzieG
7) 4 typographic felt coasters from greenolivetextiles
8) Collective Animal Nouns Tea Towel from Xenotees
9) Hand Stamped Kitchen Towels from NestaHome
10) Embroidered monogram basket from jennilyons81
11) Extra large red letter "B" made of wood from Hindsvik
12) Retro modern wood letter "M" from EdiesLab
13) 'Jumbled Numbers' Working Wall Clock Kit from thyll
14) Think Positive Letter Press Print from happydeliveries

15) Shut the from Door wooden sign from WilliamDohman
16) Home 4 3D letters made from maps from littlewhitedog