Better late than never... happy Friday friends! As the wedding countdown nears an end (22 days!), my days are filled with detail sorting, last minute sourcing and fretting over all kinds of bridal things. I'm sorry if this space has transformed itself into less of a lifestyle blog and more of a wedding scrapbook but that's just where I am in life at the moment. Things will adjust back to normal soon enough!

This weekend we're recouping from a cold, running a ton of errands and finishing up a few wedding projects.

In the meantime, here are a few (mostly wedding related) links I've loved this week:

a stunning Barcelona wedding
the dreamiest island editorial via Bohemian Diesel
Phil Chester's images from the coolest pizza party wedding
The Lane's gorgeous bridal lookbook
an interview with Rue De Seine designer Michele Corty (who is the sweetest person!)
Anne Sage's home tour in Rue Mag
& a bohemian lakeside bridal shower on GWS

Adding art to our space has been the biggest challenge of settling in. It's always a battle between finding pieces that fit in with our minimalist surroundings, that pull on our heart strings in all the right ways and simultaneously don't break the bank. Enter: Minted. I've been obsessed with Minted's fun designs for a while (Christmas cards anyone?!) so you can imagine how overjoyed I was to discover them hosting a photography-only challenge within their independent artist marketplace.

Ever the fan of California dreams and eye-catching cacti, I immediately fell in love with this submission by Wilder California. I think it adds the perfect bit of pop to our hazy 70s inspired record cart and it has been such a welcomed framed friend. In the market for your own art? Minted's Through The Lens winners boast a ton of beautiful photos for every taste!

Lately I've been feeling the need to rethink our bathroom. For some reason, it's the space that I always pay the least amount of attention to and it always gets the short end of the decorating stick. With no natural light to speak of, it's going to be a struggle to work in a little greenery but I'm up for the challenge. Here's to our pre-fab powder room transitioning to a restful oasis!

inspiration via Pinterest