When designing the space, I really wanted to keep things light and bright, so I had the whole house painted Benjamin Moore's Super White. I like to experiment a little with color, so having a blank canvas that wouldn't compete with any other accents was essential for me. I did my best to take my time decorating and not be tempted to buy everything all at once. Instead, I prefer to slowly collect pieces that I truly love. That coffee table is definitely one of my favorite pieces, and I found it on Craigslist for about $75. One of my favorite things about it is that it splits in two and can be used as end tables.
These shelves are one of my favorite things about the bungalow. They've got great deco lines and details and are the perfect thing when you love to style every surface.
This print from Framebridge is near and dear to my heart - it's a photo I took when we were in Iceland and had printed and framed. Framebridge did such an amazing job I want to print more vacation photos, but I'm running out of wall space! Having a reminder of your travels is such a special thing to have in your home.
Those giant floor pillows are from The Wolf Nest and are some of my favorite things in the house!
It's my firm belief that no room is complete without some vintage pieces to give it soul and integrity. The right pieces can make all the difference and take your space from catalog and staged to a thoughtfully curated and unique home. In the living room, the coffee table, magazine rack, brass bowls, wood armoire, accent chairs (both the bamboo and wood chairs) and leather stool are all vintage or antique pieces that really give the room life and a sense of authenticity.
The hat wall by the entry was born out of necessity and function - we had them stacked in a closet and would forget about them most of the time. I decided to hang them on the wall as art right near the door, and now it's super easy to grab one on the way out, and looks great in the space.
Off the living room is a beautiful archway to the dining room. Having a formal dining room has been so wonderful. This is my first house I'm living in and it's been great for sit down dinners, although, admittedly we do eat a fair amount in front of the tv like most good Americans! There isn't a ton of free wall space in the entire house, so I knew if we were going to do a gallery wall it would be in here. With corner windows, and an octagonal stained glass window on the biggest wall, I just worked around the architectural details and treated them like a piece of art to make it flow.
That Ikea pendant light is one of the best lighting pieces they have - it makes a huge impact and is so affordable! And of course, no room would be complete without at least one plant.

While I can't stand our backsplash, one of my favorite things about the kitchen is the gorgeous vintage stove. I'm an avid cook and being able to cook on a vintage wedgewood is a total dream. The stove is amazing and has a built in shelf, salt and pepper shakers, and clock! New stoves are seriously lacking salt and pepper shakers if you ask me ;)
And here's our bedroom. That bed is one of my favorite pieces we have in the house. It's a HUGE statement piece, so I kept the rest of the room pretty simple, with fresh white bedding, a tiny pop of color with the throw blanket, and simple styling with the nightstands and shelf. I found those nightstands at the flea market for cheap and saved them from a life of shabby chic by painting them a crisp bright white. Unless you have a huge nightstand thats more like a mini dresser, I prefer sconce lighting to make your nightstand more functional and give you more space for water, flowers, and books.
The bedroom is pretty small, and there's really only room for a dresser and that's about it. I scored this one at the flea market years ago for $100 towards the end of the day. Major steal. I love those leaf prints as well, its a pop of color without being too busy and complements the boho bed.
I kept this shelf nice and simple using just books, art, a plant and some small decorative accessories. This shelf actually has some of my favorite things: the plant for one is a hoya which I've coveted for a very long time and now finally have one. The art on the middle shelf is a greeting card I stuck in a frame - it is super serene and makes me really happy. Framing greeting cards is one of the cheapest ways to add art to your space. The ceramic bowl is another of my favorites; I have a major thing for them and this imperfect one with its cool hues makes me so happy. The bottom framed piece is a post card of a church I picked up in Iceland and reminds me of our trip every day. The books are mostly classics, and those miniature baskets my grandmother gave to me after I found them in a cabinet and lost my mine about them. Styling and decorating pieces can pack so much of a punch if you choose your pieces wisely and fill your home with meaningful beautiful things.
This yellow campaign desks might be one of my favorite vintage finds ever. It's in perfect condition and lets you get a glimpse of my personality through my decor. When we first moved in we were struggling to find a place for it, and ALMOST sold it, but thank god we didn't! It's a bit of a tight squeeze in this room but she found her forever home.
I can't say I enjoy showing you my tv but every house has one. I decided against having it in the living room and instead keeping it in the guest room so it's less of an eye sore. Trust me, tv's are every designers worst nightmare. I am so excited that Samsung is finally coming out with a tv that looks like artwork - I will definitely be snatching one of these up!
Well then, there you have it! My house as of late. Let me know what you think, and here are the sources:
Living Room:
Denim Plaid Woven Cotton Rug – Dash & Albert
Iceland Print – photo by me in Irvine frame by Framebridge – In 2016 we took a 2 week road trip around Iceland and had such a wonderful time. This shot I took of FjaưrĆ”rgljĆŗfur Canyon is still one of my all-time favorites from the trip. Everytime I look at it I’m reminded of our trip and it makes me smile!
Magnet Linen Pillow – Block Shop Textiles
Pleated Pillow Cover – West Elm
Rattan Coffee Table – Vintage found on Craigslist
Mid-Century Leather Show Wood Chair – West Elm
Cast Metal Steer Head Skull - Target
Plants and most pots – Venice Plants
Oliver Sleeper Sofa – Urban Outfitters
Siena Media Cabinet – Organic Modernism
Mudcloth floor pillows – The Wolf Nest
Beach Print - Similar
Navy Throw Blanket - Similar
Grey Sheepskin – From Iceland, similar
Vintage Rattan Chair – Venice Vintage Paradise – These chairs are hands down some of my favorite pieces we own – I move them from room to room and am always happy with the result. We found them at one of my absolute favorite vintage spots – if you visit tell them Bohobeachbungalow sent you!
Ceramic Small Neck Vase – West Elm
Stone Match Striker – Love Adorned
Mid Century Taper Candle Holders – Target (similar)
Big Horn Sheep Bookends – Target
Taper Candle Holder, Gold small – Target
Taper Candle Holder, Gold large - Target
Brass Ring Standing Vase - Roost
Antique Chair – thrifted in Santa Barbara at The Blue Door
Vintage Gold Magazine Rack - thrifted in Santa Barbara at The Blue Door
Retro Marble Camera – West Elm
Wood Block + Print – Artifact Uprising – One of my best friends gave me these prints and wood block for my birthday, and they are so special to me. I swap out the images all the time and love this little keepsake to remind me of all my travels.
Brass Bowl – Vintage
Light Black Polka Dot Pot – Group Partner
Kastor Vase – CB2
Gold Tray – Target, Similar
Dining Room:
Sinngerlig Pendant lamp – Ikea
Woman in a Boat print – Artfully Walls
Grapefruit print – Etsy by Elizabeth Mayville (similar print)
Mohala Tiki print – Kiana Mosley on Artfully Walls
Sleeping Bear Point Trail print – Artfully Walls
Look Down print - Minted
Los Angeles Map print – Minted
Bouquet 3 print - Etsy
Macrame Double Plant Holder – CB2
White Tabouret Stacking Chairs - Overstock
Teak Wood Dining Table – Fab – similar at West Elm
Lohals rug - Ikea
Fishnet Woven Runner – West Elm
Turquoise Ceramic Bowl – Eric Bonnin
Seat cushions – H&M, similar
Rens sheepskin throws - Ikea
Natural Leather Cabinet Handles – Etsy
Streamline Knob - Anthropologie
French Kitchen Marble Fruit Bowl – Crate and Barrel
Tray Table Bar – West Elm - similar
Mid Century Ceramics – Vintage, thrifted in Palm Springs
Vintage Wood Bowl – Venice Vintage Paradise
Brass glasses – Vintage
White Iron Wine Rack – Vintage
W&P Pineapple Shot Glasses – Sur La Table
Serving Tray, Gold - Target
Kitchen:
Vintage wood bottle holder – Venice Vintage Paradise
Hario V60 Buono Kettle – Sur la Table
Chemex 8-Cup Coffee Maker – Crate & Barrel
French Press Wood Large - Hario
Rug – Vintage, thrifted
Bedroom:
Washi Paper Pendant Lamp Shade – Diamond – Hayashi Kougei – Nalata Nalata
Curved Rattan Bed - Anthropologie
Swing Arm Brass Wall Sconce – CB2
Mirror Top Light Bulb – Urban Outfitters
Campaign Nightstand – Vintage, Similar
Dresser – vintage, similar – I found this at the Santa Monica flea market years ago at the very end of the day – the guy gave it to me for $100!
Linen Venice Set - Parachute
Navy Imperfect Plus Pillow Sham – Schoolhouse Electric
Mongolian Lamb Pillow Cover – Pebble – West Elm
Church Drawing – I found this little hand drawn post card in Reykjavik, Iceland. If you’ve ever been to Iceland you’ll know that most churches resemble this little drawing and it’s a great reminder of our trip!
Llama Bookend - Target
Plant Series Monstera Deliciosa – By-Garmi
Cocos Nucifera – By-Garmi
Indigo Mudcloth Textile – Thrifted at the flea market, Similar
Flower Print – Elizabeth Mayville Etsy
Miniature baskets - Vintage – My grandparents live in Mississippi, and my grandmother is an antique/vintage junkie and has a booth at the local antique market. The last time I visited she gave me these tiny baskets and I fell in love with them. They’re small, but definitely one of my favorite things I own!
Guest Room:
Artisan Woven Rug - Joinery
Washi Paper Pendant Lamp Shade – Diamond – Hayashi Kougei – Nalata Nalata
Mudcloth Floor Pillow – The Wolf Nest
Yellow campaign desk – vintage, thrifted from Wertz Brothers
Metal Framed Round Wall Mirror – West Elm
Piazza Apartment Sofa in lindy snow – CB2
Live Edge Accent Table Brown – Threshold Target
Mudcloth Pillow – Mae Woven (similar)
Vintage Gold Trunk – thrifted in Palm Springs
Tiki Arc Spheres Floor Lamp – World Market
Decorative Tray Black – Threshold – Target
Peter Dunham Circles – Natural Curiosities
Morten Lamp – West Elm
Magnet Linen Pillow – Block Shop Textiles
Mongolian Lamb Pillow Cover – Pebble – West Elm
Black Sheepskin – Iceland, Similar
Rope Knot Doorstop – Ilan Dei, Similar
Linework Vase – West Elm
Vintage Rattan Chair – Venice Vintage Paradise
Outdoor:
White Wire Larkin Molded Armchairs Set of 2 – World Market
Rattan Sofa – Vintage found on Craigslist
Round Outdoor Rug – Target
Box Frame Coffee Table, Raw Mango – West Elm
Mixte 3 Bike - Linus