Apartment Therapy presents 8 places in your home where you may have never thought to hang art. Some of them seem like a good idea some are a bit odd. The on top of other art is odd. Well I guess it depends what’s under whats on top and how important the pieces are.

I dont think I typically post from autoreviewhub. This post caught my eye and well here we are. I agree with some of their points and disagree with others. For instance in the photo above, I think classic wall mouldings can be great and should not be removed. And I think most would be delighted to have this bathroom.

Alas according to them I’m guilty of granny chic. I have:

• new cushions in paisley print
• a dust ruffle – but it has box pleats which to me makes it look more simple
• a coffee table with a magazine rack
• wall clock
• ornate frames
• decorative plates
• tiffany style lamp
• white appliances
• over-the-range-microwave

It’s true you don’t want your home to become a time-capsule of another era. But I think some of the items on their list are ok. Or maybe it’s me!

Pantone has announted the colour of the year: Viva Magenta (18-1750). It’s quite a bold colour in comparison to typical colours of the years. Read more on time.com or apartmenttherapy.

A fun post from apartmenttherapy about the colours that define each decade from the past century. Perhaps you’re trying to channel a certain decade, or perhaps avoid it, or maybe you just want to armchair time travel to see historical colours. Enjoy!

Mad Men is credited for bringing the 60s back into the decor, and now Bridgerton is being credited for bringing the regency style back in, creating an eclectic look of traditional and modern. Nothing pleases me more if it means antiques will once again be popular. I’ve appreciated antique furniture since forever and have been rather sad of late to see older pieces fall out of favour. Indeed my favourite look is to mix old with new, and if Bridgerton has succeeded at creating that look – then hooray to Bridgerton.