Design History Sweater: Similar Options Below. Jacket. Jeans. Similar Heels. Sunglasses. Scarf and Handbag: Hermès.
If you follow me on Instagram, you probably know I’ve started working on my home office and closet projects. I met with a contractor for a 5+ hour meeting yesterday and felt so drained after. I’m not sure which project we’ll tackle first, but I’ve accumulated a stack of dog-eared catalogs and decor inspo about a foot tall. I think these projects will make our lives much easier and will add value to our home. If you have any advice or suggestions for me, I’d love to hear them before the plans and designs are set in stone!
One of my favorite places to get design inspiration is the stunning Restoration Hardware showroom at Cherry Creek Mall. The beautiful building is designed to look like a mansion and is filled with RH decor inside. I’m partial to the artwork, bookshelves, children’s bedrooms, and the rooftop patio displays. If you have a free hour or two, I highly suggest grabbing a coffee and browsing away.
I’m wearing my favorite layering jacket in these photos… It’s a must-have every woman needs in her closet. The Downtown Field Jacket is a perfect blend of casual and effortless; I often throw it over a simple knit or tee and a pair of jeans and it looks as if I’ve actually spent more than two minutes choosing my outfit for the day.
This sweater is the second Design History piece I was sent. I love the tiny beads woven throughout this beautiful, wearable knit. I wasn’t able to find this particular sweater online, but take a look at the other favorites I’ve linked below… Most are on sale now!! And be sure to check your local department stores that carry Design History; I find their pieces to be high-quality yet affordable. I have Design History pieces that have lasted me years and years of wear.
Wishing you all wonderful weekends!!
Love the outfit, and the sweater is adorable. How exciting about the home improvement projects! As stressful as it may be during the process, it will be so fun and satisfying when it’s all finished. i cannot wait to see what you do with your office!
Thank you so much, Regina!! As you say, it can be a bit stressful… But much to be excited about!! I think I’m looking forward to the home office the most, as my work space tends to move around the kitchen and living room. It will be helpful to have a designated spot!! Can’t wait to share it with you. Xoxo B.