Welcome to this week’s Wednesday Watch List, where I share the random things that captured my attention and stole my heart over the past week!
This post contains affiliate links for your shopping convenience. Click here to read my full disclosure policy.
1 – I loved this light and airy home tour over on Style Me Pretty. The dining room was definitely fun to see, as I feel like it has many similar elements to ours but with a totally different take and style! You can see the full home tour here.
2 – I bought these Eucalyptus Steam shower pods last fall and quickly remembered a few weeks ago why I love them so much! I typically only use them when I feel a cold coming on (or want a scented shower) but they worked wonders when I was stuffed up with allergies in August. Although they’re a bit pricey, I appreciate the fact they’re handmade with essential oils and not creepy chemicals. I’m guessing the jar will last us two full fall/winters because we don’t need them super frequently (Kurtis loves them too)!
3 – I’m loving this striped tassel throw pillow that’s a great dupe for Serena & Lily! And, like most pillows from TJ Maxx, it includes a feather insert (instead of polyfill)! Always a win in my book! They also have a lot of really pretty new neutral options that are great for fall!
4 – If you’re on the hunt for stylish and affordable napkins for fall (or whenever), I found these cute buffalo check napkins at a great price! They come in four color options and the reviews are excellent! And at just under $1.50 each, they are much more affordable than others out there!
3 – I fell in love with this colorblock sweater when I saw it on a Facebook ad this week (of all places). I love the shirttail hem, longer length and the color-blocking. It comes in color combos and the reviews are excellent!
If you would like to follow along on more of my home decor, DIY, lifestyle, travel and other posts, I’d love to have you follow me on any of the following:
Pinterest | Instagram | Facebook | TwitterÂ
disclosure: some affiliate links used
Leave a Reply