Are you guys on Keep.com? I love it. It's quickly consuming more time than Pinterest. Don't get me wrong, I still love Pinterest, but Keep is a good way to separate inspiration photos from shopping finds. My inspiration photos and recipes stay on Pinterest, but my shopping wants are on Keep. More ways to stay organized? Sign me up!

It's a lot like Pinterest in that you have boards to keep your themed items. I have several boards - accessories, attire, children's clothing, chairs, toys, etc. If you are renovating, I can see this as a good way to keep track of tile or doors or any other purchases you need to make.

Here are some of the things I've "Kept" lately.

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All pictures are on my Keep.

Kitchen of the Week

This kitchen is gorgeous. It's a small kitchen that packs a lot of charm. Of course, I love the butcher block, open shelves, and bridge faucet that you see in so many kitchens, but the artwork and vintage pieces make it special. The propped up art and cutting boards make it feel casual and approachable. I also like the mix of materials - basket, pewter, glass, and pottery. Just gorgeous.

Photo from my pinterest page, via Cote de Texas.

Finds: The Loaded Trunk

The Loaded Trunk is one of my favorite sources for unique items. Roni, the owner of The Loaded Trunk, works with a tremendous network of global artists and craftsman to locate her great items. The artisans either make the item specifically for The Loaded Trunk, or she buys it form a local market.

She sells many of the textiles that are so popular right now - suzanis, kilims, tenangos - but she also stocks unique items that you might not find elsewhere.

 

Indigo Dyed West African Throw

Turkish Tinned Copper Tray

 

Mudcloth Table Runner

  

Zebra Sisal Market Shopper

Mingle Mat Outdoor Rug in Coastal Stripes

Cool collection, huh? This doesn't even skim the surface! It's a great resource for finding unique treasures for your home.