Rifle Paper Co.

If you follow me on Instagram you'll know that I recently bought some prints from one of my all-time favourite shops, Rifle Paper Co., and it was while I was happily browsing their site that I noticed they now do wallpaper.

The collection includes paper printed with pineapples, zebras, fluro peonies and famous city landmarks among other things, so it definitely gets the thumbs up from me! Take a peek and let me know which is your fave. (You probably won't be surprised to find out that the pineapple paper is mine!)

Pineapple in Sorbet

Pineapple in Sorbet

City Toile in Parchment and Robin's Egg

Rosa in Indigo

Safari in Hunter and Blush

Peonies in Yellow

There's four colour combos for each print and you can buy 8.5" x 11" samples for $5 each - but, be warned, shipping to the UK is not cheap.

Shop the full collection at Rifle Paper Co.

[Images: Rifle Paper Co.]

A Bright and Cheery Swedish Home

Hi guys, happy Monday! I want to start the week off on a bright and cheery note so I've featured a lovely Swedish home, complete with lots of yellow accents. A nice antidote to the dull, grey skies outside!

I absolutely LOVE the yellow tiled splashback in the kitchen - what a great way to add pattern and colour to the room. I stumbled across this pretty house tour on the Hus and Hem website which has lots of lovely home tours and room ideas, so if you've got an hour to spare have a peek!

{Images: Hus & Hem}

Feature Staircases

Morning! This week's interior inspiration comes in the form of some colourful staircases. Not currently having my own set of stairs has meant I haven't given them, or how I'd decorate them, much thought. But having seen a few images on Pinterest, and having done a bit of research, I'm now prepared and inspired for when I do finally have a set to decorate myself. My favourite design has to be the rainbow colour-blocked stairs, they're so bright and cheerful!

Colour-blocked, stencilled or carpeted: which style do you like the most?

{Images: Design Traveller; SF Girl by Bay; Pinterest}

Inspiring Interiors: Victoria Smith's Home

Back in April SF Girl by Bay blogger Victoria Smith shared some snaps of her beautiful home. I remember bookmarking the page straight away as I knew I would want to look at these photos again when I was ready to decorate my own space. I absolutely LOVE Victoria's bohemian style, everything she picks seems to resonate so well with me, from her colour choices, to her love of florals and to her edginess. Today I want to share a few of the images with you, both as a record for me, and as some eye candy for those that haven't yet seen it. I hope you like her space as much as I do!

Victoria has an amazing collection of oil paintings dotted around her house, they're even in her bathroom! It's this guy in her dining room though that I like the best. He adds so much character to the space.

I love the mix of texture and pattern in Victoria's home. The cow hide rug and the floral cushions in the dining room, the sheep skin rug and Moroccan leather pouffe in the living room, and the blackboard wall and colour pop blanket in the nook.

What an amazing space! To see the photographs in full head over to SF Girl by Bay. All photographs were taken by Bonnie Tsang, a lifestyle photographer based in LA. If you have instagram you should definitely follow Bonnie on there as her snaps of food and daily life are so pretty.

{Images: Bonnie Tsang via SF Girl by Bay}

Inspiring Interiors: Beautiful Blues

Hi  guys, happy Monday! What are you up to today? I'm currently sat indoors hiding away from the blistering heat we have here in Germany today (32 degrees!), it's just way too warm for me and my pale freckled skin! Therefore I'm spending my afternoon doing a bit of blogging and a bit of baking, yay!

The first post on High Street Home this week is a house tour of designer Fiona Douglas' home. Fiona is the founder of Scottish textile brand Bluebellgray who specialise in printed floral textiles. Her own work is on display in her home as well as lots of blue tones, Fiona's favourite colour.

I absolutely LOVE Fiona's kitchen. The pops of colour from the chairs and artwork work so well against the aqua walls.

Fiona has painted the names of her favourite shades of blue on the stairs which I think is a great idea. A lovely focal point with a personal touch.

A colourful comfy armchair adds a cosy element to the kitchen area.

The bedroom colour scheme has been paired down slightly with the addition of plain white walls, though there are still lots of colourful accessories dotted around.

I'm not usually a fan of the colour blue but Fiona has used the colour really really well. I love how there is a lot of colour around but the space still looks really elegant and grown up. What do you think?
Most of the floral designs in these images (light shades, cushions, upholstery) are by Fiona's company Bluebellgray so if you like them head over to her website.

{Images: David Cadzow}