I have been scouring the internet for wonderful rugs for my clients’ rooms. Here are a few that I am not using in my current designs, but just had to share:

{coqo rug; anthropologie.com}

{dahlia rug; burkedecor.com}

{festival rug; anthropologie.com}… this one is a personal favorite. We have it for our Front Hall.

{resort florin rug; rugsusa.com}

 {conway blue rug; rugsusa.com}

{chandra teal, amy butler; rugsusa.com}

Yes. I know that I told you yesterday that I was starting my new Monday, Wednesday, Friday posting schedule…

But all design people know:
Rules are made to be broken. You just need to know the rules first.

hence a post on Tuesday. But, I just had to share with you, my most wonderful of readers and lovers of all stylish things:
My Latest Design Board:

A bit of info to attend to before we get busy looking at beautiful design inspiration:

1.  This week, I am starting a summer posting schedule. I will be posting regularly on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. But don’t count me out on the other days of the week. I may get a ‘wild hair,’ {which one should never keep to oneself}. Summer is just a flash in the pan, and I intend to sit on my patio a bit, sip mint iced-tea, and watch my little guys get dirty. Oh. and work hard on client projects.
2. Wow, only T-minus NINE days and counting to purchase Design Services at my super-reduced rate. I wish I could keep these rates so scrumptious all the time, but ‘she works hard for that money.’ Ask my clients! I promise, I work my little tushy off for you! but it’s love.

ditto :: {what I would steal from this space}:

1. An amazing set of super-stylish bookshelves. I love the modern, streamlined look of the crisp white wood, contrasted with the rich, warm brown painted on the back bookshelf wall. And I love the bold shape of each shelf. Not a touch of fluting or molding in sight.
2. A TV hidden in plain sight. Amongst the darker-backed shelves, even a huge television looks to be blended-in. This could be achieved with nearly any deep paint color. I highly recommend.
3. Gallery lighting that sits along the top trim of each side of the bookshelves. Check out those sleek, brass little numbers. Not only is this practical, handy, and beautiful; it is genius. And it plays right into the slick look of the shelves. 
4. A to-die-for, attention-seeking, center-stage, gutsy chandelier. Makes the room. Period. 
5. Punch colors abound. A glossy red chandelier ties in with two, stunning, red candlesticks, and a strong line of red in the art. An aqua lamp ties in with an aqua-banded lampshade, and decorative bowls of aqua among the bookshelves. Even the honey colors of natural wicker could be considered a punch color in this room. 
6. Piping. How I love thee. And how lovely your crisp, white band looks upon a toffee colored sofa. And, oh my, you look extra wonderful with the thick band of white that encircles the sofa’s tailored skirt. Pure, refined loveliness. 
7. Natural touches and textures abound. Sisal. Coral. Wicker. Cotton. Bamboo. All working in happy, natural harmony with one another. I just love that about this room. And, I happen to be a sucker for lots of wonderful, varying textures; you cannot find more beautiful textures than those created in Creation. 
8. A Coffee table and ottoman combo. Lately, I have been drawn to the idea of keeping a few small benches tucked under your coffee table. Even better if they are contrasting in style, and peeking out to add some additional beauty to the room. Here, the wicker table and stools do not contrast, but the function of it all is so wonderful. It is an ingenious use of space and furnishings. You can go from Proper to Party in 0 to 60. 
9. Barn siding: North and South. Barn siding: East and West. Above the mantle, the barn siding draws the eye upward. Above the bookcases, the barn siding pulls the eyes outward. And the best part is, the texture-power is doubled and is made even richer with this brilliant use of siding. 

I am already hooked.

I signed up for an account yesterday, and I am loving how this gives me a way to organize all the crazy images floating around on my computer and in my head!

I think the reason why I love Pinterest so EXTRA much is that it is a great way to not only save your inspiration, but also to share inspiration. I have already found so many wonderful pictures. and they never get lost into cyber-oblivion.

So, do you Pinterest?? I sort of don’t know what I am doing yet.
Nevertheless, that does not stop me from inviting you!!!!
Come and find me at http://pinterest.com/fieldstonehill/

and since I can’t write a post without including a picture of a fabulous room, check out this beauty that I found on…
wait for it…..

Pinterest!!!
via the lovely miss Edie, and her Pins.

Gorgeous and dramatic. Right up my ally.
I am so in love with this living room that I don’t know where to begin……

and THAT is what happens when you start Pinteresting, my friends.