Freshome Finds, Edition 2

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Man has it been a week! At Freshome, we hope you find some joy from our favorite inspiration and deal finds for the weekend.

Matte black is definitely a design trend on the rise. We love this matte black Shou Sugi Ban inspired accent wall. Image: Apartment Therapy

Freshome Finds: Inspiration

We love the color and creativity in this Atwater Village home. Don’t miss the fuchsia dining room set and flamingo accent wall in the bedroom!

Who knew Halloween decorating could be so chic? For a small space, this apartment packs a spooky punch!

Make the most of all your nooks and crannies. This is a great post on designing those small spaces, like under your staircase, for real impact.

This transformation of a manufactured home in the country really knocked our socks off. The before and afters are incredible.

How unexpected is this tropical and dark townhouse from all places, Great Britain?

Freshome Finds: Deals

Pottery Barn – 30% off chandeliers & pendants – discount valid through Oct. 19. Perfect timing with our recent article celestial chandelier inspiration.

Jane.com – Great hostess gift as we roll into holiday party season: Monogram Cutting Board – was $34.99 and now $14.99

West Elm – extra 20% off select furniture, bedding + more with code EXTRAGOOD – coupon valid through Oct. 17. We are definitely adding these colorful throw pillows to our collection.

Williams Sonoma – 20% off Williams Sonoma brand cookware – discount valid through Oct. 16. Plenty of gifts under $50 for the chefs in your family.

Target – 30% off bedding & bath this Friday & Saturday only – this plaid throw is perfect for a football game.

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