FOR THE HOME: BEDROOMS

Long time no talk. But I'm back people, and with a vengeance. (Sorry, that was intense). Anyway, I've been looking back on my resolutions and realized that this one, updating the blog, has definitely fell by the wayside, which is crazy since I have so much to share.

We've just moved in to a new place in Midtown, Atlanta!! It's in walking distance to the park (Piedmont to be specific), some of our favorite restaurants and my job. Definitely an upgrade (in my opinion) when it comes to style and location, but it's still a 'small space' as Apartment Therapy would say, which, once again in my opinion, makes decorating it extremely fun!

I can't wait to share our new place (I'm calling it the 'Hawks' nest...) on the blog, but for now I'd like to focus on bedrooms since we'll be heading to IKEA today to get a bed.

I really want something that feels relaxed, with wood tones, white and very eclectic and bohemian.

We'll definitely be leaning towards a platform bed because of the low A-Frame ceiling in our room.

I'd be happy to have our room look like any of these! Anyway, I'll be back tomorrow with the bed we've chosen and a board of how we'll be decorating the room.

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XOXO - Erica 

HONEY & THE MOON IN ARIZONA

Our trip to Sedona was AMAZING. Much needed relaxation after a year long of wedding planning (yes, I plan on continuing this post with no mention whatsoever that I haven't updated since May and that I am now married and pretty much didn't update this blog even a little bit since...).

Anyway - it may seem a little strange to some that we'd go for the dessert of Arizona over the beaches of Mexico, Jamaica, the Dominican Republic etc. but it was something we had never seen before and something we both wanted to experience; and honestly, we're both glad we did.

The views were BREATHTAKING, and for a girl who grew up only a short 30 minute drive from the beach it was definitely my definition of an escape from the mundane and everyday.

We did a pink jeep tour (which you should do - seriously go, right now, stop what you're doing and get on that fricken tour!). And we did wine tasting in Verde Valley.

I romanticize the desert and the south west so much with my tendency to buy and dote over aztec print decor, mexican blankets and of course, music straight from the jewel of the mojave dessert... I already miss starting the day with a hike and ending it with wine, but I definitely feel refreshed and ready to take on the world (was it the vortexes? maybe it was the vortexes...).