Welcome friends! Guess what – it’s the last Friday of February!
Woohooooo!!!!!!!
That means two things –
first, the longest winter ever is almost over!!!!!!!!!
Typically I like to skip talking about the frigid weather but when the salty ocean turns to SLUSH –
(I didn’t even know that could happen)
(I didn’t even know that could happen)
it’s time for spring, Mother Nature!!
(Can you believe this awesome pic from Nantucket photographer Jonathan Nimerfroh?
Check out his Instagram: @jdnphotography
There are gorgeous summer photos on there that help me to remember why I love Massachusetts!)
The second reason why today is a fabulous day…..
it’s time to share the best from your nest this month!
(this is my favorite day on the blog each month, all this fun project sharing!)
This month we are honored to have Jenna from Rain On A Tin Roof joining my co-hosts Kris from Driven By Decor, Pam from Simple Details, Jennifer from Dimples & Tangles and yours truly! Jenna has some amazing projects on her blog, including this recent chair makeover that I am dying over!!!
You may also know Jenna from the November 2014 edition of Better Homes & Gardens!
Jenna’s favorite project this month was her impromptu entryway makeover, don’t you love the fun confetti walls? Thanks for joining us Jenna!
Jenna @ Rain on a Tin Roof
My favorite project was something I have done many times throughout the years….
A cornice board is a great way to soften a window and update your space with a fresh fabric.
I love cornices but hanging them is always a pain in the butt – getting the drill under there, L-brackets – oy vey.
A block of wood and a D-ring make it soooooo much easier, why didn’t I think of this 15 years ago?
I love cornices but hanging them is always a pain in the butt – getting the drill under there, L-brackets – oy vey.
A block of wood and a D-ring make it soooooo much easier, why didn’t I think of this 15 years ago?
You can find me here……
Jennifer gave her chandelier a fun makeover, including DIY spotted shades with this Ballard Designs knockoff! They are a bit sassy and unexpected and couldn’t be more perfect for Jennifer’s colorful house.
Jennifer @ Dimples & Tangles
Pam is amazing at putting together vignettes. For Project Design she shared her coffee table styling tips that look effortless, interesting and pretty. (Note how Pam pulled out the feathery greens from her roses and displayed them separately. Love that detail!)
Pam @ Simple Details
Speaking of coffee tables, Kris shared rule-of-thumb measurements for living rooms, including what the ideal height is for a coffee table in relation to the couch. (FYI…mine is too tall!) I love guides like this, which I pinned for future consideration.
Kris @ Driven by Décor
Okay are you ready? It’s your turn for show & tell!
Share and inspire with your ONE BEST
art/craft project, recipe, room design or home improvement.
art/craft project, recipe, room design or home improvement.
Not a blogger? You can still join in the fun! Enter through Instagram by using the hashtag #bestofthenestparty and tagging at least one of the link party hosts:
Lisa (@lisa_shineyourlight)
Kris (@drivenbydecor)
Pam (@pamsimpledetails)
Jennifer (@jenniferdimplesandtangles)
Jenna (@raintinroof)
Link to your post url, not your blog home page.
ONE LINK per person – the best of your nest! (additional links will automatically get deleted.)
Link back to the Best of the Nest party in your post with a text link or button.
Thank you for linking up your projects, I am looking forward to reading all your links over the weekend
(What’s that? More snow on the way? *I don’t hear you weatherman!!!!!!* lalalalalalala)
Have a wonderful weekend lovelies, wherever you are, whatever the weather!
xoLisa
Beth of designPOST Interiors says
You and your handy tips lady!! I may actually consider hanging cornices again! Have a great weekend with your slush 🙂
Mary Ann Pickett says
Beautiful features!!! I am going to spend some fun time on the links.
Emily W says
LOL I didn't know the ocean could turn to slush either! Your cornice board looks great. Glad you found an easier way to put it up.
Privet and Holly says
Frozen ocean? Who
knew???? Yikes!
Great cornice board
project and I really
enjoyed the others,
as well. Tis the season
for inspired design
as we anticipate spring!
xo Suzanne