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| La Redoute Vase |
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| H&M Caged Basket, IWOOT Mug |
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| IWOOT Hanging Frame, La Redoute Hanging Mirror |
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| Box- George’s From Childhood, Vase- Ikea, Flowers- Flourish, Molton Brown- Gingerlily Reed Diffuser, Molton Brown- Gingerlily Room & Linen Spray |
Happy Sunday y’all! I truly hope you’ve all had a splendid weekend and that the sun shone for atleast five minutes wherever you spent it.
I’ve just got back to our flat after a lovely weekend away at George’s parent’s home in Helmsley which was simply idyllic, just what I needed that’s for sure.
Stepping into a place that feels completely like home after just a few days away is one of those small things in life; a thing I try to never, ever take for granted after not feeling truly happy or at home for the past six years.
All that changed back in November when I moved back to Manchester so here are a few new additions to our home. But for more, make sure you check out my new Homeware Haul over on YouTube now.
Enjoy!
x M
Love your home decor !
Sara,
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Looks so pretty and homely, I love that cute cactus vase X
Jen / Velvetspring.co.uk
Loved this haul, i love the exposed brickwork!
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Loved this video, you have a beautiful flat!! x
Lauren Rose
Very nice home!
xoxo
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Beautiful video and great pieces đ I like your home interior design đ
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When can I move in?! haha!
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