home goods addiction

I don't know why I'm only just now realizing the greatness of Home Goods. I have two located fairly close to me and now I feel like I have to check them out like once a week or I'll miss something good. I went this week with the intention of finding an additional chair for our living room, and I ended up finding these three contenders.
This barcelona is my favorite, but even at less than a tenth of the price of the real thing, it's still a wee bit more than I want to spend.
 I can't quite decide if I'm over ikat?
 I'm thinking this wishbone chair will probably be the winner... that is if it's still there this weekend.
I also spotted these amazing marble lamps, and if I had a place for them they would have came home with me in a second.
 Charlie and I are looking for bigger apartments today (yay!), so I'm already scouting things for my new and improved office area. I'm not loving the shades on these, but I'm thinking about getting these and replacing with a navy shade to make them nice and pretty.
Also, this pouf. The price was so good I was thisclose to buying it, and it might still happen.
I'm trying to avoid impulse buying, especially with furniture. So even after finding all of this, I only walked out with a pretty pink agate bookend and some mint green striped paper straws to hold me over until next time.

jute home

I've just recently discovered the gorgeous work of interior designer Alison Davin of Jute Home. I love how her designs are simple and clean, but at the same time feel interesting.
This blue chevron backsplash works perfectly in an otherwise all white kitchen.
 What's not to like about this bathroom? Those sconces, the gold mirror, marble countertop, and a vanity in the lightest shade of blue. Meow.
I love all of the different mixes of patterns and textures in this room. This mix is the perfect example as to why you should never buy all of your furniture and/or accessories at the same time. 
all images via Jute Home