Annie Brahler's Jacksonville House aka slice of heaven.

Designer Annie Brahler  Jacksonville house Via House Beautiful

This might be my favorite bathroom ever - Major Drama total perfection

the Double Headboard gives a tight space a twist

Her teenage son's manly room love the Jonathan Adler Union Jack Rug.

From Annie's Gallery of Work to amazing not to post! Via Here

This is Annie Via her blog

The Perfect Bedroom

How divine is the bedroom of fashion blogger  Marlien Rentmeester of  Le Catch - The curtains- both- are amazing and the bedding perfection and the rug, pillow and mirror . 

The office is chic chic chic as is Marlien 

Well Tented

Does this make you Happy? J'adore! 

Julia Ormond's Beautiful Home

Gorgeous Julia Ormond's cool house is up for sale in Brentwood love the colors and the Happy Vibe. Via Here  

Yellow , coral and pink - a perfect color combo! 

 The foot stool is fab

 simple chic

 Love pink white and yellow

Room Love!

Room Love - The Crosby St. Hotel

Shoezy Yalof Schwartz

Thats what my friends used to call me because I am obsessed with shoes and was a shoe editor for years at Elle, and Marie Claire. I hate writing about clothes on Dwellers but sometimes I have to share my faves and when they are shoes for under $100 that totally rock I have to scream . I personally just bought all three 1 minute ago because everything I put up on Open Sky usually sells out and then you have to wait a month for them to restock. So tell me what you think.  Check it out HERE 

I Did It - Before and After Living Room

BEFORE

I went for it even though the owners would not let me paint the ceiling - I am so happy with the results - It feels like someone turned the lights on. What do you think?
AFTER

Cozy Corners..

Love these cozy corners!
All Images Via Glo
ON REMODELISTA: An Idyllic Guest House in Napa Valley

 ON REMODELISTA: A Pool House in Westchester County

ON REMODELISTA: Hotel Aire de Bardenas

2 Moments I'm Having by Dan Marty

The dining room in this California house is by designer Dan Marty.Via House Beautiful

How divine are these chairs - shiny black doors and dilapidated rattan carry cases above the door - GORG!

Major Jar Moment Via Desire to Inspire

The Perfect Drape length

There is nothing worse than drapes that are too short - it's like wearing pants that are too short aka floods.  Drapes should not only touch the floor but puddle a little or at least break. So that being said there is an interior tragedy going on in my rental fully furnished bedroom. The first is that it is getting harder for me to wake up and look at the furniture and secondly the curtains are literally shredding from sun damage. I would like to find perfect white silk curtains that are lined but not so expensive that I feel badly about leaving them behind when I move. I found the perfect ones by Silk Trading Company but they took way to long to get. Any suggestions.? I love Green curtains more than anything but sadly it won't work in this house.  Love these drapes below.

Via Elle Decor

The perfect length below  Image Via Elle Decor 

Coolest Cribs Ever - Baby Chic

Not to worry I am not going for number 4. My 3 boys are enough but if I were I would buy this crib in a second - Is this not the chicest crib yet? 

Nursery Works Uptown Crib $1500 Image Via Caitlin Wilson Design

All Cribs and Images Via Fawn & Forest 

Thinking Regency

Happy Crib Happy Baby

Where were you 5 years ago How awesome is this below especially for a NYC apt love the built in Diaper station - perf! 

Social Netiquette Help.. Guest Post by Social Media Guru @Mayka

I'm back from sunny gorgeous Hawaii just in case you were wondering why I wasn't blogging from the volcano.  I have been thinking a lot about social media and the do's and don'ts and the fact is that I need major help in that area. Mayka Mei was recommended to me by the William Morris Entertainment  digital division and I think she is fantastic. Mayka, who has amazing stories twitter stories can get anyone a ton of followers. She was kind enough to share her Social Netiquette Do's with us for free. Hope you love and would love to hear your thoughts on this topic.  This is the Gorgeous and VERY cool Mayka.

Social Netiquette for Dwellers without Decorators

Guest Post by Mayka Mei, Senior Strategist at Red Magnet Media

True story: I once got a job through Twitter. There are more and more stories like mine these days, and it should be no surprise that the job I landed was in social media. It was a fairly new industry then, so I got to experiment with how to use my company’s Twitter and ended up growing our following from 800 to 168,000!

With an estimated 175 million Twitter accounts, it’s far more difficult now to incite that kind of organic growth – but that doesn’t mean that everyone is using social media correctly! In my current job doing digital strategy with creative brands, rock bands, and fashion labels, I always have fun being asked the how-tos on social media. Here are my two bits for getting key social media concepts down, with one of those bits being a fully blown-out lesson – enjoy!

The Question I Get Asked the Most

When should I post?
I like to alliterate, so I call this Mayka Mei’s Mealtime Media Theory! People are naturally social around food, so to maximize views on your social media updates, I advise posting during meals. Think of when of your audience is getting up for breakfast, checking email during lunch, looking up recipes for dinner, or awaiting their dates for drinks.

The world breaks for food, and they like to consume their social media updates at the same time.


The One Twitter Lesson I Want to Teach the World

@mentions vs. @replies
Not all Tweets are the same! The subtle structural difference between mentions and replies trips up even the biggest brands.

Mentions are when you include a fellow @twitterer in your Tweet:

Everyone who follows me on Twitter will see this Tweet, and @suzeyalof will see it in her Interactions when she logs into Twitter.

Like before, everyone who follows me will see this and it will show up in the activity feed of each Twitterer I included. Plus, anyone who searches for #followfriday [http://mashable.com/2009/03/06/twitter-followfriday/] on Twitter will see who I mentioned.

Replies are when you write a Tweet to someone, and you’re keeping it public. Similar to a mention, replies include the person’s Twitter @handle, but unlike simple mentions, replies always start with someone’s Twitter @handle:

My reply lives on my Twitter feed and will only be seen by people who follow both @suzeyalof and me.

Fashion blogger Rumi Neely is replying to Skaist Taylor. We’re able to snoop on their conversation because Rumi started her tweet with @skaisttaylor.

Why make replies behave differently than mentions? To cut down on the Twitter stream clutter from really chatty Twitterers. It also keeps Twitter discussions threaded so that Twitterers can really stay involved in the conversation.

But wait, what if you really want to write a sentence on Twitter that starts with someone’s @handle?

I call this The Elegant Cheat: Just add a dot! Observe:
This simple punctuation mark is all you need to convert your Tweet from a reply to a mention, and it fits in unobtrusively with the rest of your message.

I once blogged about a book I loved, and days later the author of that book was tweeting me [http://themaykazine.com/2010/03/16/twitter-makin-normal-people-famous-and-famous-people-normal/], wishing me well as I entered a doctor’s appointment. I just love that there are opportunities for connections like that!

Social media may be a mysterious place, but it wouldn’t be half as exciting if it wasn’t ever evolving.

Happy socializing!