Hi there. It's been a while!

2019 was a busy year with having a baby girl, working a part time job, along with a handful of side projects, and buying and remodeling another fixer upper. I'm hoping to spend more time on this little space in 2020, and have a new look and feel coming to Dani Rose Design that I am looking forward to sharing, so make sure you stay posted.

To get things started, I am sharing some of my favorite brand new arrival items from the Hearth and Hand with Magnolia collection at Target. I'm loving the warm woods, dusty, copper tones, and playful faux plants. You can click any of the images at the bottom of this post to shop.

You can now visit my "shop my picks" tab at the top of my page any time to shop things that I am eyeing or already have in my home.

Happy October! Are the rainy, dark days making anyone else ready to hibernate for the winter? I just got one of these wubby pullovers and I think I'm officially ready. I'm gravitating toward darker, moodier spaces with contrast for balance and texture for warmth. Obviously Studio McGee is killing it with the moody spaces because several of the spaces below are designed by them!

Studio McGee

Threshold Interiors

Studio McGee

Studio McGee

Whittney Parkinson Design

Alyssa Kapito Interiors

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It's time for my fall must haves! I do love summer, but everything about fall makes it my favorite time of the year!

one: Cozy blankets are my weakness. This plaid throw is perfect for cuddling up on a fall night.
two: These would be so pretty to toss clutter in on a shelf or more as decorative on the floor for blankets or logs.
three: The chunky texture of this pillow is too good. Enough said.
four: I love the pattern and colors of this accent pillow for the season. It would pair well with other neutral pillows.
five: This olive wreath is the perfect classic wreath.
six: I have been burning this vanilla pumpkin marshmallow candle on my dining room table since September 1st. You need this candle. You're welcome.
seven: Layering doormats is the new thing. Try the trend by layering a classic plaid under your doormat.
eight: Of course you then will need a new fall themed doormat and this one is just perfection.
nine: How cute is this to serve soup or a warm baked good? It also comes in mini individual dishes which would be adorable for a dinner party.
ten: These would be so pretty on your porch with a candle at night or on your mantle or dining table filled with greenery or mini pumpkins and LED string lights for a glow.

Share with me your favorite or your own fall must have!

-Dani

Am I the only one who thinks it's refreshing to see the wood kitchen trend making a come back after painted shaker cabinets have been so popular? I'm loving the natural, medium wood tones we are seeing. It works beautifully in a variety of kitchen styles and material selections.

The Creativity Exchange

Thread Art & Design

Old Sea Grove Homes

Beacon Lighting

Katie Hackworth Architectural Designs + Interiors

Simo Design

House of Jade Interiors

Disc Interiors

Bringing back wood cabinets to the kitchen is a trend to love that adds warmth and works well paired with light painted cabinets without sacrificing a clean, white look or dark painted cabinets for a modern, dramatic look. Keeping wood cabinetry a natural tone adds texture and achieves an effortless, organic style.

Be back soon!
- Dani

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Here to update you with 3 trends that I am seeing all over the place right now that are affordable and simple to incorporate into a space. I was just in West Elm today and I swear these 3 elements were all over the store! The pieces below have a wide range of prices, but everything below is LESS THAN $250. One thing these trends have in common is that they are all very textural, another huge trend right now. All of these items can work together to create a highly textural palette.

Click the links below to shop the item.

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Wovens add texture and warmth to a space and are really practical when incorporated through baskets for organization or rugs in a seating or entry area. I like how all of these woven pieces are neutral but they are also playful so they will add personality through fun shapes or whimsical fringe.

Cognac leather is so beautiful and serves as a warm but neutral accent. It's definitely my favorite tone of leather and looks good with almost any palette because it can go rustic or modern. Leather doesn't have to be real to look great in a space, there are some very good looking faux leathers out there these days so you can get the same effect without the splurge.

Tassels are seriously everywhere right now - in home decor, jewelry, and clothing. And I'm obsessed! Along with tassels, wall hangings and macrame plant hangers are super hot. I'm already a pillow addict, so add tassels and oh my goodness my heart!

I hope you find some pieces you love! If so, I'd love it if you let me know in a comment below.

Summer is all about creating a bright, easy-going space. Adding a few small, key pieces is an easy way to achieve a relaxing vibe for summer and is great for a small budget. I pulled together three simple trends to look for when adding some accessories to your space this season.


1. Botanicals immediately bring a space to life (quite literally if you have a green thumb and decide to avoid the faux route) and add a casual, tropical vibe.

2. Geometric objects are perfect because they are visually light, yet add interest to a room.

3. Marble accessories give the same clean, simple look of real marble, but at a much more affordable price point.

Where to look for these budget-friendly pieces:
Target
Wayfair
H&M
Overstock
Cb2
West Elm
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