Chinese New Year & Spring Sprucing

I am considering this Chinese celebration as an opportunity to give my condo a fresh renovated start. Chinese New Year literally translates to Spring Festival. This is my attempt, or at least first step to spring cleaning and renovation! My mission- to finally fix up/ clean up/ art up the condo!
My Pinterest board has grown from ideas to obsessive looks. I have narrowed down my style into an elegant, colorful, art-filled cozy space. I promise it is possible, with my expert thrifting, and shopping on a budget skills, the condo should be ready by summer! (This includes a few minor contract needs) Lets start with the entry way/living room- it's all about curating the perfect space.

1. mid-century piece (we already own) it just needs some lovelies on top,
and a few pieces of artwork on the walls

(All images taken from Pinterest) 

Any mid-century piece would not be complete without a hand-full of art toppers: 

artwork- hand and foot // teardrop terrarium // green decorative books 

Robert - Karley Feaver // jeremy mayer sculpture // // pipework candelabra two blue

a little antique booth

This month i decided to try something new. I have never had an antique booth before, and to be honest, I was getting tired of the set-up break down @ the farmers market every weekend. So, I asked a few friends to split the cost/responsibility with me, and now i have my own little corner shop @ Urban Suburban in Crestwood, Birmingham. We moved in on the 1st, and since then it has been pretty darn successful. We set up the space like a bedroom, and there is a nice mix between art, antiques, and supplies. Decently priced as well. My friends Daisy Winfrey, and Emma Robertshaw have helped give the space some character. I am excited to brave all the seasons with this little booth, I cant wait to set up for Christmas! Enjoy.