SAVINGS AND LOANS: HOME WISHLIST



I think one of my favorite pastimes as a New Yorker is to daydream about our 'someday' house. I know lots of people, even non-city dwelling people, drift off at times thinking about their dream house, but there is a key component involved when you are a Big Apple girl: space.  For me, a home out in the suburbs means space! (And, of course, being able to paint your walls with no consequence. What a luxury!) So what's on my 'dream home wishlist' right now? Mostly, this Saarinen tulip table with a white base and a marble top which retails at between $4800 and $7800 for a 54" or 60" size. Yikes! Clearly neither my apartment nor my wallet have room for that. But a girl can dream, right?































I also have my eye on a bunch of beautiful midcentury-style pieces from West Elm right now. How gorgeous is this six drawer dresser? Not so pretty—the $999 price tag.























And, the ultimate New York fantasy: owning a car again! My mom collected and restored vintage cars for years, so I grew up with an abiding love of classic cars. I know she would swoon over this 1959 Fiat 600 (just like Jordan's, which I am so jealous of!). Being sold in California for a price tag of $23,500, I am not sure I could convince my hubby to let me buy it, but it's fun to think about anyway. And how awesome would that cross country road trip to drive it back to the east coast be?!

What's on your 'someday' list?



HEADING TO A HEADBOARD?

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About a month ago I spotted this awesome printed headboard on Armelle's blog (first featured in Lonny Magazine). I was instantly in love with the pattern, the subtle undulating shape, everything.



WEST ELM HEADBOARDS
WEST ELM HEADBOARDS
WEST ELM HEADBOARDS
WEST ELM HEADBOARDS


Years ago, when I moved into my first apartment, I bought a West Elm bed. At the time I intended to buy a headboard to go with it but somehow never got around to it. Now, with tufted headboards on sale at West Elm I am tempted to finally 'complete the look'. These are some of my favorite picks. Now if I could just convince my bank account to regenerate a bit quicker after purchasing my new computer . . .

Check out all the options here.