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I've been noticing and admiring the use of kilim rugs in interiors lately. Middle Eastern in origin, these traditionally woven wool flatweaves have graphic patterns and tribal characteristics. They look great in just about any type of interior, but I'm particularly loving them in more clean, sleek, and modern spaces because they add just that right amount of global-boho chic to liven it up. 
It just me, or does Casie's wishlist make you feel like you need up your game... such a sexy give & receive! The recipe Casie was talking about is here , and don't forget to check out her blog, Whipped Style . 
I've worn glasses since 4th grade. I wear my glasses or contacts every single day or I can't see past my hand! Glasses weren't cool when I was little, so the second I got my hands on contacts I wore them every day. Nowadays, I'm loving all of the great frame options out there, and now I wear my glasses all the time! Since there are so many styles out there, a girl's got to have a few different... 
Not many people call it the study these days. Most call it a home office, but the study is really a mix between a home office and a personal library, hence the name “study”. Your line of work may or may not call for a special collection of encyclopedias or professional hardback references, but it does add an air of sophistication to the room. 
