(Images Via Pinterest)

School is starting- classes start on Monday for me! I need an inspiring office for blogging as well as homework.
Here is your comprehensive guide to elements of a good workspace:

1. Ava Wood & Glass Desk $269 2. Safavieh Landon Writing Desk  $389  

3. Stir Oak Office Desk $154  4. Gabriella Regal Desk  $924 

Other good outlets for desk shopping: West Elm, Pottery Barn, Lex Mod, Jonathan Adler  

1.) West Elm Buttoned Up Chair On sale for $296)
2.) Bloomingdale's Savoy Cane Game Chair  $1900
3.) Anthropologie Grafton Flora Dora Chair $698

4.) Anthropologie Lotus Blossom Wingback Chair $1398
5.) Bloomingdale's Marseilles Arm Chair $1639
 6.) Anthropologie Leather tillie armchair $1698

1.) Industrial Task Table Lamp $50-$100 (price varies by size)
2.) Metallic Honeycomb Table Lamp $159
3.) Small Marble Pillar Table Lamp $99
4.) Clint Mini Marble Black Task Lamp $99
5.) Linework Yellow Table Lamp $129
6.) Telescoping Floor Lamp $219

My favorite interior blogs: 

Domaine , Design Sponge, Apartment Therapy, French By Design, Vintage Revivals

Start here with building a good foundation for your workspace and then add in desk accessories and organization tools to fit your needs. (Post on that will be coming soon!)

Where's your favorite spot to work on your blog? What does your desk area look like? What interior design blogs do you read or do you have one yourself?
XO Emmy 

Don't let your clothes wear you down! Organization 101

For some reason cluttered spaces give me anxiety. Ironically, I'm a complete mess when I get home from class or a long day. I usually throw my clothes across the room and put on my workout clothes and head to the gym. My life has very little time for cleaning or myself so I am making one of my resolutions to be more organized. 

Obviously us girls have a lot more to keep in check then boys, and especially girls with a flare for makeup and fashion. (You don't want to see my vanity table when I leave in the morning-its a mess!) 

 Photo: http://www.songofstyle.com

* A quick tip i jotted down in my notebook: Never let one item enter the house without another item leaving the house. (Donate, resell, give to a friend, etc.) 

1. Arrange your closet by items you wear the most towards the front, and items you wear the least towards the back. It's important to edit your closet so you can keep an eye on what works and what can be pitched. 

2. I organize my closet by item: all of my dresses together, all of my skirts, blouses, jackets, cardigans, etc. 

3. If possible, store your wardrobe that is offseason somewhere else. I get plastic bins from Target and store in a separate closet and under my bed. 

Photo credit: via Diana Hernandez Pinterest

4. Keep your shoes visible... or if you are like me you can keep your accessories and jewelry visible as well. I bought a gun rack from an antique flea market and painted it and put jewelry bars across it to hang my necklaces. It get's people talking and is a great way to showcase my accessories. 

5. Invest in the right hangers. I personally like the velvet ones because my clothes stay on them and they don't rip delicate fabrics. You can buy them at Target, Costco, Bed Bath & Beyond. 

Have fun! And stores like salvation army are a great place to look for goofy odds and ends for your closet. I'll show you this awesome octagon coffee table I bought at a thrift store recently. I think I'm painting it Dark Salmon, Grenadine, or Par Three Green. I'll show you guys in a DIY post coming tonight or tomorrow!

Home inspiration: Boho and lofty

I love hardwood floors and lots of natural light, white walls to keep it clean and elegant all year long. 

The fun comes in with oriental rugs, furniture with a lot of personality, and interesting pieces from stores like Anthropologie.

Photos courtesy of Domainehome.com 

Home inspiration: Eccentric and rustic

Photos: Domaine