Freshome Finds, Edition 1

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Today we are starting a new series called “Freshome Finds,” a collection of great content, offers and imagery that we think our readers will love. Let us know your thoughts in the comments below!

An Arizona Home for Family and Retreat. Image: Design Sponge

Freshome Finds: Inspiration

We love the homey feeling this creative Arizona home evokes: Arizona Home

The daring and bold choices in these nurseries was something you don’t always see: Unique Nurseries

Board and batten in a bathroom is a simple and affordable way to turn your space into a classic beauty: Board & Batten

Our Vermont retreat featured earlier this week had us daydreaming of all the beautiful places in Vermont, this one definitely qualifies: Small Country Cape in Vermont

Prefer to keep things simple? Black and White

Freshome Finds: Deals

Overstock is turning 18! As a way to celebrate their 18th anniversary they are offering up to 70% off and free shipping. Shop through October 23rd to take advantage of these great deals.

Forever 21 – Friends & Family Sale – 21% off $50 with code F21FRIEND – we love this embroidered pouf

Ashley Furniture – 10% off with code TEN4ALL – this geometric console table. Valid starting at 9pm CT on 10/7-10/9.

Vera Bradley – Friends & Family Sale – 25% off – check out their new bedding collection

Neiman Marcus Last Call – 35% off — in love with this Michael Aram Rivet Serverware Collection.

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