Clockwise from top left: Regina Andrew Lighting Aqua Glass Ripple Lamp, Pine Cone Hill Ruched Linen White Platinum Window Panel, Oly Studio Belle Chair, Thomas Paul Flock Dove Cream Flatweave Dhurrie Rug, Classic Shell Luxe Bed

Clockwise from top left: Aidan Gray Decor Laura Mirror, Currey and Company Green Goddess Chandelier, Oly Studio Belle Chair, Capel Rugs Dark Green Junction Wool Rug, Belle Meade Julianne Madeira Dining Table

Clockwise from top left: Oly Studio Mist Oil Painting, Arteriors Ellen Fluted Mercury Luster Glass Lamp, Worlds Away Mark Gold Leafed Desk, Oly Studio Belle Chair

Clockwise from top left: Oilo Pendant Lighting Solid Brown Double Cylinder, AFK Fashion Barbie Lisette, Oly Studio Belle Chair, Jonathan Adler Richard Nixon Black Rug, Nurseryworks Cream with Black Uptown Crib

We here at Layla Grayce are smitten with the Belle Chair from Oly Studio. This chair accomplishes the rare feat of being extremely neutral while at the same time being unique and memorable. The soft curves paired with strong materials make it look at home in a delicate nursery or a statement-making dining room. Tell us where you’d place your Belle Chair! View the entire Oly Studio collection.

Three Designing Women personalized stamps, stationery and ink

Clairebella personalized note cubes

Dabney Lee personalized lucite tray and accessories

Clairebella personalized clipboards and notepads

Bring personality to the office with colorful accessories that showcase your style and cool, decorating sense. Put your stamp on outgoing correspondence, books, memos and more with self-inking stamps and stationery from Three Designing Women. Desk clutter gets corralled for good with Dabney Lee’s chic Lucite trays. Even functional note cubes and clipboards from Clairebella become decorative objects when decked out in the snappy colors and designs. And maybe, just maybe fewer office supplies will go missing since they all have your personalized stamp (and name) proudly displayed!

We?Äôve all heard the word, and most of us know what it looks like, but what exactly IS damask? And why do we love it so? Damasks originated in France during the period of Louis XVI (which design buffs know was not a time known for minimalism and restraint). The patterns feature symmetrical designs, often with flowers or leaves and were originally woven from rich, fabulous silks. Sounds super luxe, right? And they were ?Äì variations of the original centuries old patterns are still used today. But we love a good twist, and the way damasks are interpreted today is nothing short of inspired. Pine Cone Hill prints their damask patterns on cotton in a wide range of colors sure to please from soft, subtle tints to bold chocolate (peony is one of our favorites, shown above). And if you love chocolate, check out our sand blasted damask table lamp. Got a yen for bold graphics? Decoupaged damask prints brighten up traditional vases, pitchers and desk accessories in a way that is sure to be noticed. A tufted loveseat covered in printed cotton damask combines an air of historical reference with a casual elegance by House Inc. And while it?Äôs not really a damask pattern, we think King Louis XVI would have appreciated the elegant pattern silk screened onto the modern loft coffee table.

Let?Äôs face it, office accessories have never made anyone?Äôs top 10 list of romantic and beautiful ?Äúmust have?Äù items. But that?Äôs all about to change with this multi-purpose mirrored magnet board. We?Äôve never seen anything so utilitarian look so lovely! It?Äôs a mirror, a magnet board AND a piece of art for your walls. White birds and branches are screened onto the magnetized mirror which hangs from a white satin ribbon. Framed in brass, it also includes 5 whimsical brass magnets. We also love this used as a mirror in an entry way ?Äì post ?Äúreminder?Äù notes for yourself, postcards of your favorite places or inspirational photos.