Happy (LOVE) Weekend!

If you have a few moments, read this story or watch this video.

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Deck the Halls

If you're having a hard time getting motivated to decorate for Christmas, I have hand-picked a  few of my favorite holiday decorating ideas a la Pinterest for some inspiration. So, crank up your Mariah Carey Christmas album, pour a glass of Pinot, and get to it! 


Chop chop!

BTW, you can follow me on Pinterest here.

Tis the Season - Part II

Here's part deux of my gift guide for your shopping pleasure.

Jonathan Adler's New Coffee Table Book

Nate Berkus for Target  / Round Lacquer Tray

Custom Boat and Tote Bag  / L.L.Bean

Zara Home  / Ballena Ashtray

Zebra Umbrella / The Well Appointed House

Tory Burch  / Desk Calendar with Stand

Gold Pig Bookends / CB2

Bauble Bar / Pearl Burst Studs in Ivory

The Teddy Loafer / Madewell

Zella Infinity Scarf / Nordstrom

Cyber Monday Funday!

Ready ... Set ... Shop!

Shopbop

C.Wonder

Jayes Studio

Nordstrom

Saks

Zara

Tory Burch

Jonathan Adler

Z Gallerie

Be Thankful

"Not what we SAY about our blessings but how we USE them, is the TRUE meaning of THANKSGIVING."  ~ Unknown

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'Tis the Season - Part I

Looking for some gift ideas for that 'hard-to-buy-for' friend or relative? Get a head start on your Black Friday shopping with these picks from bungalow+sage. Happy Shopping!

Diptyque Fig Candle / Barneys

Mingle Bar Glass / Crate & Barrel

Edie Tricolore Purse / J.Crew

Linen Satin Stitch Cocktail Napkins / Mark and Graham

BVLGARI Mon Jasmin Noir L'Elixir' Eau de Parfum / Nordstrom

Lambskin Woven Wrap Watch by Sara Designs / ShopBop

Tom Ford coffee table book / Amazon

UGG Ascot Outdoor Slippers / Cabela's

Red Letter Pillow / Jonathan Adler

Fashion "Reigns" Down In Africa

Are you noticing all the African influences in clothes like I am? Africa seems to be a source of recent inspiration for design trends and are taking the fashion industry by storm.

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Designers from Vivienne Westwood to Jean Paul Gaultier have drawn on the vibrancy of African culture in their clothing lines for some time now. But, according to the New York Times, the industry as a whole is taking a new look at whether it makes sense to put down larger stakes as the African economy emerges and takes its place alongside the world’s other promising markets.

Are you wearing African trends?