Budget Copy Cat: "Lucite Rabbit" stool

This Lucite Cube would be absolutely chic at a vanity or as accent seating in a living room. But for $1810 it's not quite in everyone's price range.

Get the similar look on the cheap with this easy DIY idea:
1) Alec Acrylic Stool, $106 from Overstock.com
2) Rens Sheepskin, $29.99 from Ikea
3) To help keep the sheepskin in place, use a couple strips of UGlu

Solution: Control the Chaos

Confession: I'm a digger.

If you're anything like me and you carry a handbag that is slightly larger than you actually need (and you fill it with far more than you'll possibly need in one day trip), you probably find yourself consistently digging for basic needs (keys, lip gloss, glasses, measuring tape -- ok, maybe that's just me). Here's a handy -- and stylish -- solution to put every digger's goods in their place.

Purse Organizer, $29.95 by DivideAndConquer via Etsy

Look Up: It's all about the ceiling lights

There's nothing like drinking an over-sized glass of freshly chilled sauvignon blanc (aka "SauvyB") while perusing my favorite internet sources for unique, stylish light fixtures for one of my clients to hang above his dining table. It's a rough job, but someone's gotta do it... Take a look at what's currently striking my fancy:

This one is far too glam for my client, but oh-how-it-sparkles. #hellohollywood.

Simplified industrial chic.

Everyone needs a little color.

Dinner by candlelight.

Midcentury quirkiness.

Knotty Bubbles Chandlier. $15k? Totally worth it.

Stylish Dining: Kiddo Style

I'm absolutely DYING to design a kids' playroom -- sure, adults are fun, but let's face it: There's much more room for playfulness and creativity in design when the little 'uns are your clients. Hopefully someday soon I'll have the chance to put a table and chairs like this (*though I'd consider painting them a bold, glossy color) in a space for a fabulous mini-client.

Purchase the table with two chairs for $648 at palomasnest via Etsy.

Unique finds courtesy of V&M

I get absolutely lost every time I start scouring through V&M's unique shops -- so many fab finds to admire. Here are a few that popped up in my search today that seemed worth sharing!

Emergency Shut Down Switch art, $275

1930's Porcelain Coco sign, $760

Bowling Pin Shadowbox, $425