Home Reveal - Welcome to Our Living Room!
We bought a house!
Hello hello, it’s been too long! So many things have been happening at once this year, I finally have enough time (and energy!) to write something today. As you know via my Instagram, one of the biggest headlines is that Eddie and I finally bought our first home!
As always, I am at my happiest scouring vintage stores and flea markets for unexpected finds. From furniture to little drawer knobs, we are creating our home with unique vintage finds! Also I made a promise to ourselves when we moved in — NOT TO STYLE OUR HOME TOO FEMININE — since I am usually the one whom styles everywhere we have lived (this is our 7th space together!), I have a tendency to style our space just for my liking. However, I can never forget that it is also Eddie’s space, and we both have our guests over quite often. I wanted to make a home that is aesthetically comfortable for Eddie and his dude-friends.
Mixing old and new, mixing vintage and modern, mixing Rie and Eddie - our home is slowly but surely screaming our names. It has been 3 months since we moved in, and it isn’t yet ready-ready, and I am aware that it will never be. Though I cannot wait for our home to get there, I am actually so enjoying the process. I have always been a lover of process at ballet, so instead of rushing into something that is not truly us , we are taking it very, very slow. Also finding THEEEE antique piece takes even longer, but the ultimate joy of finding something so special is totally worth the wait. And today, I am sharing our living room, the room that is the most settled. Welcome to the Persondeks!
I shared our ceiling transformation a while back and I got many inquiries how we did it — we simply changed the tiles to something better. The tiles we got are these ones: PVC Ceiling Tiles. We painted the rails instead of buying the rail covers to save $ (we had extra paint!). We then inserted the tiles. If they needed to be cut, we used these scissors: Crescent Wiss Scissors
…And that was our living room visual tour! As my favorite interior stylist & author Lynda Gardener says “Making a home takes time - and is never finished. The journey should be considered and evolve. Edit, switch things up and challenge yourself always to make it better” — These days Eddie comes home and says “I cannot tell, but something is different…”, our home will always be “something is different from the last visit”, and I am excited for all the memories we will be making at our new home. Thank you so very much for joining the Persondeks’ living room tour, see you next time!