Happy Friday everyone. To end your work day, enjoy some photos from UK location agency Light Locations.

Tracey Butler of b.home interior design is one lucky lady. According to her bio, Tracey spent several years as a buyer for Bergdorf Goodman and Henri Bendel, then shifted to interior design to spend more time with her children, where she apprenticed for the infamous Jeffrey Bilhuber and worked with Thom Filicia. Impressive! I am dually impressed after having perused her portfolio where you will see “her ability to juxtapose modern & antique, urban & suburban, luxury & thrifty”.

Free Spirit Interiors

Domino

Ashley emailed looking for a bit ‘o inspiration: “I was hoping you could do a post on entry halls. Right now my entry hall is beige and is in some serious need of change. Everything I keep finding is the outside entry, not interior. I can’t seem to find much in the way of examples, but you guys are the experts ;)”. Many people may overlook their entrance hall or just focus on it’s function rather than the design but HELLO????, it’s the first thing people see when they walk in your home. So I’m happy to hear Ashley wants to spice up her boring entry. Ashley, I hope these photos help you to banish the bland beige and spice things up. (Note: My favourites are above)

Living Etc.	Living Etc.
Robert Stilin	Apartment Therapy
PointClickHome	Ledbetter Fullerton Architects
Light Locations	Sköna hem
Living Etc.	Robyn Karp
Domino	Domino
HGTV	Home Portfolio
House to Home	House to Home
Living Etc.	Miles Redd

Welcome to the beautiful world of Aimee Herring photography.

Twig Hutchinson of London has styled some of the most beautiful spaces I’ve ever seen. I adore each and every one of these photographs for their simplicity, their rough-around-the-edges shabby chicness, their colours or lack thereof. Totally dreamy.