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In the past couple of weeks I was so surprised by how much you loved my Society 6 roundups (here and here). Since it seems like you're in the market for some new art too, I thought I'd turn my attention to another favorite spot for adorning my walls, Minted. Minted stated as a hub for invitations and customizable greeting cards but has spent the last couple of years morphing into a destination for trendy artwork. I even have "Blue Cactus" hanging above our bed.

Keep scrolling for a few of my faves...

paper flowers 2, joshua tree, surround me, stormy palms, dandelions, fossilized rock, wild radish, desert hot springs study 3, strong willed, ballroom two, hold my hand, just one more wave, greyscale poppies, modern cactus study 2, new orleans french quarter, peek, torched, joshua tree, natural, blue cactus, mountainside, willow, mist rises over the water

So nice... I had to do it twice! I've been thinking about adding even more art to our home lately and since you guys loved this post about society 6 as much as I loved making it, I thought I'd give the site a second glance and round up even more favorites. Lately I'm really drawn to quirky pieces of art that make our home a little bit more whimsical and contribute punches of color (I'm really gravitating toward mustard and green right now). A few pieces that stand out to me are "Unfeigned" (that pretty color and the fine art appeal), the hilarious Bill Murray portrait, "Hide & Seek" (which includes a line from my favorite Bukowski poem) and those pretty golden cherry blossoms.

Looking for something different? Check out Society 6!

big brother, unfeigned, cherry blossoms, sun cliffs, bad day, moon phases light, pam leaves, white sands, things will work out, holy night, bill murray, joan of arc, cactus, sunrise, suck it up buttercup, hide & seek, frida by agave, slate mono form, magnolias, dust never settles in the desert

It's no secret that Target is one of my favorite places to shop... groceries, home wear, clothes, you name it and I usually find it in spades at Target (much to my husbands chagrin). In recent years the store has been going out of its way to inject a whole lot of boutique-y feeling into its branding and I've taken notice. Trend led style in one place at a palatable price point? Perfect!

When I saw that they were debuting a new range of furniture and decor pieces, Project 62, I immediately hopped online to scour the pages for my faves. Some of the pieces look like they've been migrated over from past collections but there's a lot of goodness in the range from affordable West Elm lookalikes to cute yet functional things like baskets and cutting boards. Do you love Target as much as I do?  Which pieces are you liking the best?