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Joss & Main Curated Event |

A few months ago, I had the opportunity to curate a collection for Joss & Main.  When they recently asked me if I would like to do another one, it was a no-brainer.  YES!  Of Course!  I had such a good time shopping for things that captured my style in order to make them available to my readers.  

This collection is still centered around the staples of my look…blue & white, a little farm house, a little French country, a little bit of the rest of Europe thrown in and, of course, everything has a vintage feel.

Since I’ve completed a couple of rooms since my last collection, we were able to include finds that would be right at home in my kitchen…

(like this preserved boxwood wreath…)

 

 

(…and x-back chairs)

…and my master bedroom.

We were even able to include the exact Park Hill bedding that’s on my bed!

What else can you expect from the collection?  Beautifully “distressed” furniture in shades of blue and gray, white slip covered upholstered pieces, grain sack-inspired linens and a couple of cow prints…one black bull that I’m particularly smitten with!

AND…I’m so excited to share that Joss & Main was able to source some custom curtains just for this collection made out of the exact fabric used in my living and dining rooms.  These curtains are one of the most asked about things in my home and have become a signature of my style.  Well, now you can buy a pair!

 

…and they even made a complimenting pillow…

The curated event goes live on the Joss & Main website tomorrow (Sunday, May 12, 2013) at 9 pm EST.

Disclosure: I am paid a percentage of the sales for curating this event for Joss & Main.  The links used in this post are also affiliate links, so I receive credit if a purchase is made by someone who clicks through my site.  All words and opinions are my own.

Marian Parsons 

Paint Enthusiast | Writer | Artist | Designer

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