Dig | vol. 6

It’s beautiful out there.

Today I’m loving loads of beautiful things I’ve found around the web.

These beautiful, handmade mugs. Love that dark color and the texture.

This herb wall in Atlanta, Georgia. A little obsessed with that.

Embracing imperfect pieces of pottery. I love that the whole purpose of this bowl is to be organic in shape.

These all white spaces. Especially the patio. Are you kidding?

Happy digging!

Anna

Dig | vol. 5

Succulents.

And cacti. Well, actually all cacti are succulents. So, there’s that.

But I’m so inspired by these wild plants. My patio basically looks like something out of Arizona Living (is that a real thing?) due to the plethora of potted succulent plants. And that’s sort of not true because right now my sunroom is actually what looks like something out of Arizona Living (anyone Googled that yet?) due to the NC cold snap. But that’s beside the point.

I also may have bought a fairly massive agave plant on Monday. Inspiration becomes reality.

So yes, succulents. So inspired. Take a look at these finds!

Air plant decor found on Etsy via NiaCraft. Love.

Agave. Because I bought one Monday. Local to Raleigh? Give Logan’s a shot. I found mine there. It’s beautiful!

These glass terrariums are perfect for succulents in a bright, sunny window. Found at West Elm.

These absolutely perfect succulent garden note cards from Terrain. I might be buying them right now.

Go forth and plant (and don’t over water!)

Happy gardening!

Anna

Dig | vol. 4

Fresh inspiration found this week around the web!

There may or may not be a few garden-fresh cocktail recipes included.

Cheers!

Love this zinc specimen frame from Terrain.

Local to Raleigh/Durham/Cary/Chapel Hill? Are you a maker? Heard of this place? Gather.

Dying to try these triple berry mojitos from How Sweet It Is.

Loving these hanging bag planters from West Elm.

OK, just one more cocktail. It’s that time of year! This grapefruit and sage mimosa from Bakeaholic Mama.

XO

Anna

Dig | vol. 3

It’s finally here!

Happy first day of spring!  The sun is shining and there’s a warm, dampness to the air here in Raleigh.  Bitter cold has vanished, at least for today.  I’ll take it.

This week’s collected inspiration is all spring inspired.  And yes, our series logo is green in honor of the new season’s start today.  I went there.

Enjoy!

For your next garden party, how about this DIY Flower Chandelier from The Sweetest Occasion.

This darling, and free, spring art print from Emily of Jones Design Company.  Psst!  Thanks for pinning, Amy!

Why yes, I totally dig this market tote from West Elm.  You?  P.S. – Their market totes are amazing.  So spacious and sturdy.

More garden gift wrap ideas.  Love this DIY using pages from botanical books, dried flowers, and raffia or twine.  Lovely!

Enjoy this first day of spring!

Anna

Dig | vol. 2

Time for some more dug up inspiration and finds from around the web.

 

This week I’m loving:

This tote from Terrain.  Let’s forage!

This adorable and functional vegetable brush from West Elm.  I actually bought this a few days ago.  Couldn’t help myself.

Can you say, garden to table?  Look at these adorable wellie salt and pepper shakers found at Pottery Barn.

This garden inspired rosemary gift wrapping.  What a fun DIY that would be!

And another botanical print from Miss Quite Contrary on Etsy.  This one is nice because it represents the City of Oaks, which I call home.

 

Keep inspired!

Anna

Dig | vol. 1

Inspiration.

Without it, I wilt. And there’s so much of it to be seen and found out there.

Beginning this month, I’ll be starting a new series called “Dig.” Weekly, or bi-monthly, I’ll be sharing a collection of things that I’ve found (and love) around the web. Pinterest boards, articles, DIY’s, crafts, beautiful art and photography. Things that keep me inspired.

Here are this week’s picks!

Love this DIY for Bottle-Fed Paperwhites by The Gardenista.

This gorgeous collection of vessels and plants in Anne Parker’s home.

Adore this “Anatomy of an Oyster” dishtowel from Garden & Gun’s Mercantile + Co.

Want these fern garden prints from Pixie Pixels on Etsy.

This flower crown DIY from HGTVGardens.com.

Stay inspired!
Anna