SPOTTED | MY FAVORITE PIECES IN USE

You spoke, I’m listening. Earlier this year, you guys asked for more interior design inspiration and tips. So I’m coming at you with some of my current favorite products at The Mill.

Every time I source something for a client or for The Mill, I have a vision. I can see it in a home, being styled and being used. I know you’re not in my crazy head, so I’m shedding some light and inspiration for how these products can be styled in your own home.

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CONSOLE

This console is one of my favorite pieces. It’s simple but not boring and elevates the design of a space to feel elegant yet relaxed. Consoles are a great way to fill an empty wall without adding too much “visual weight.”

Where could this fit in your home? Living Room, Entryway, Hallway, Office

via studio mcgee

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Mod bread board

I’ve always been a fan of vintage bread boards and you guys are too! They’ve been a best seller since I’ve opened. So now, I’ve stepped it up a bit with a modern twist. The modern charcuterie boards are great for entertaining, gifting and styling your kitchen. 

Where could this fit in your home? Gift it, Entertaining Spread, Kitchen

via design shop interiors

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Moroccan Basket

They’re back for a second season.. because they’re just that good. Every home has a “catch-all” area but what if you could contain the mess? I love seeing these Moroccan Baskets in mudrooms and entryways. They’re practical and can hide the clutter. Bonus - we love to use ours at the beach or as we’re running out the door with our hands full.

Where could this fit in your home? Mudroom, Entryway, Nursery, Guest Bath, Closet

via decorpad

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Vintage Marble Basin

This vintage marble basin is SCREAMING to be in a powder bath as a sink basin. I’m thinking fun light fixtures and spice things up with a patterned wallpaper.

Where could this fit in your home? Powder Bath, Kitchen Counter (fruit bowl), Garden (bird bath)

via heather bullard

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Antique French Mirror

Unlike a car, vintage mirrors aren’t losing their value. They are timeless and coordinate with almost any style. I’ve used Antique Mirrors in traditional and modern homes because I just can’t get enough.

Where could this fit in your home? Anywhere… Living Room, Dining Room, Bedroom, Bathroom

via betsy kasha