Freshome Finds, Edition 3

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It’s hard to believe but another October week is coming to a close. That means we are 1 week closer to all the end of the year holidays. We are so excited to bring you some great decorating, gift guide and inspiration photos but before we get to those, we want to share what is inspiring us this week.

Can you imagine having this open of a space to make your own? We love how West Elm’s blog Front + Main really took inspiration from the tenants’ lifestyle.

Freshome Finds: Inspiration

You are likely not thinking about landscaping at this time, but we thought this article from Decorology offered some great advice!

We found a great hashtag to find some legit home fall inspiration. Read more about it from TheNester.

The marriage of The Hamptons and Australia home tour is a perfect description for this beautiful home featured on Cottage and Vine.

We can’t think of anything more serene then an all white nursery.

Freshome Finds: Deals

Target – 30% off furniture – discount valid through Oct. 21. Now’s the time to dig into Target’s new Project 62 home décor line. Read more about their new line in our article from last week.

World Market – 15% off $100, 20% off $200 and 25% off $300 with code BUYMORESAVE – code valid through Saturday – Antique Teal Carved Wood Peacock Chair? Yes, please!

Barnes & Noble – $5 off $40 or $10 off $75 with code BOOKENDS – code valid Oct. 22 to Oct. 24 – good reads include Positively Chic Interiors, by Carrier and Company and Decorating the Way I See It, by Markham Roberts.

Overstock – extra 25% off select bedding & bath — discount valid through Oct. 23 – cozy up with this Eddie Bauer FairIsle Sherpa Reversible Throw.

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