Buy my stuff!!! – part 2

Posted on Fri, 16 Sep 2011 by KiM

As I mentioned in this post yesterday, there’s a garage sale going on here in Ottawa on Saturday and I’m really excited at the prospect of getting rid of some of my stuff. Here is a peek at more of what I’m willing to part with (with more items and details on my page).

  
  

Buy my stuff!!!

Posted on Thu, 15 Sep 2011 by KiM

About a month ago my twin sister and I carted a crapload of stuff over to our parent’s house and all of us had a big garage sale. It was a complete bust. Unfortunately my husband forgot to put up ads online so all we had were a few signs on the road. I think we sold $50. We’re attempting another garage sale this Saturday from 8-2 so anyone in the Ottawa area MUST come out and BUY MY CRAP! I’m selling just about everything I own as I’m tired of it all and am going a completely different route whenever the house gets done and we can redecorate. (On a side note, here is a little sample of how disastrous this whole project has been going. We received an email yesterday morning, about 6 weeks after our plans were submitted to the city for permits, that because our house is approx. 100 ft from the highway, our project requires approval from the Ministry of Transportation. WTF?!?!) Alot of the items are still in my parents’ garage, and I have a bunch of stuff buried in my basement that I also would part with. Here is a sampling…(and there are more photos on my page, including the ad from usedottawa.comwith details).

  
  

O’Connor and Houle Architecture

Posted on Thu, 15 Sep 2011 by KiM

Refinement. Light. Flexibility. Warmth. Elegance. Timelessness. These are the words used by O’Connor and Houle Architecture, to describe their designs. Based in Melbourne Australia, Stephen O’Connor and Annick Houle delve into the world of architecture, interior, landscape and urban design. The results are simple yet carefully considered and impactful.

So simple

Posted on Wed, 14 Sep 2011 by KiM

I really REALLY love this simple rod attached to a wall displaying clothing (or a collection of scarves, blankets, art clipped on pant hangers…)


via Dos Family (blogged back here)

ara Design Studio

Posted on Wed, 14 Sep 2011 by KiM

Sarah Davison of Australian interior design firm ara Design Studio is one talented lady. Her rooms are timeless, classy, unpretentious and just really gorgeous. I’m a fan, and totally crushing on the space above. (Jo also noted the talent of this firm way back here).