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The Sofa Struggle
Lately Megan & I have been discussing redecorating our small apartment, but we get discouraged easily. Mostly because we don’t want to spend money and we can’t decide on the same furniture. Most recently we have been trying to figure out which sofa we want. Either a more expensive one that will last longer, or a cheaper one that will give instant gratification but won’t stand the test of time. The struggle is real. Tell us which one you like…. Option #1 – The Velvet Willoughby Sofa by Anthropologie ($1,998.00)Option #2 – The Antwerp Sofa by West Elm ($1,299.00)Option #3 – The Stocksund sofa by Ikea ($599.00)
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Business Casual
Working in a high end showroom has its perks. You get to work with interesting clients, beautiful furniture, art and you get to dress up. The only downside is, what do you wear when you need to get down and dirty? Most days I’m either moving furniture or polishing a wood piece which is why I think a casual formal outfit is best. I would love to wear a three piece suit but no one has time for that when you have to move a couch. Glasses – Tom Ford Blazer – Club Monaco Oxford Shirt – J. Crew Blue Chinos – Club Monaco Boots – Timberland
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Antwerp’s Charm
Earlier this year I went on my first buying trip to Europe. I spent some time exploring one of Belgium’s most avant-garde cities, Antwerp. Architectural Digest discloses the trendiest spots that will connect you with the city’s cultural, arts, and restaurant scenes, leaving an inspired feeling for any traveler. Antwerp’s Grote Markt square. Photo: Andre Vicente Goncalves “The Belgian city of Antwerp is an elegant feast for the senses, its unique architecture, powerhouse design and art galleries, and sublime fashion matched by top-notch cuisine.” Museums and galleries : Cathedral of Our Lady, Museum Rockoxhuis, and Central Station. Antwerp Zoo is one of the world’s first—and most colorful—wildlife parks. More galleries include Zeno X Gallery, Base-Alpha Gallery, and Galerie Micheline Szwajcer. Both art and furnishings can be…
