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This blue and white stool has a wonderful dragon motif. It just might be my favorite!

What would Easter be without a little something from Martha Stewart? Suspend these classic paper lanterns over your dining table or in an entrance hall.

Show off those patriotic colors at end-of-summer barbecues with these painted Mason jars. They're a charming way to set out utensils for everyone.

An embroidered greeting is an extra special greeting! This handmade card is guaranteed to spread some cheer.

Ceramics make me happy. I love the way they feel and the way they look. These bowls are really beautiful.

Transform your outdoor space into a tropical oasis with plenty of palm trees and hibiscus. Finish off the look by adding a row of these eye-catching oil torches.

These garden pots light up the evening yard and are certain to spark conversation.

There is no better complement to a bright white kitchen than Benjamin Moore's Palladian Blue.

This is a blue agate slab by Caesarstone. They recommend it for conference or meeting rooms where people gather to brainstorm as apparently it "can lead to intensely original thinking." I'm loving this! Natural cut stone to enhance creativity — I need a desk made out of this stuff.

This charming bed adds a healthy dose of lovely color and a Scandinavian simplicity that is calming. It's great for bedtime! Also available in black or white.

Paint can be one of the quickest ways to makeover a living room without breaking the bank. I love Benjamin Moore's line at Pottery Barn, especially this subtle yet dreamy gray blue.

This whale tissue holder is the perfect dose of cuteness to help you fend off that inevitable winter cold, don't you think?

I'm a huge fan of anything by Amy Butler, and these rugs in her signature patterns are no exception. I would love to have this modern pairing of lavender and chartreuse with the big, bold graphics underfoot.

Classic blue and white is taken to a new level when combined with beautiful crewel needlework and a striking dark wood frame. Nailhead trim completes the rich detailing found on this stunning chair.35 1/2"H x 28"W x 27"D.

This table was made from reclaimed wood signs and discarded iron. I love the patina on the iron and tabletop. I can't help but think that it'd be great in a home with destructive children.

Love the subtle gray/blue/beige mix of this gorgeous stone. Would work great as a kitchen backsplash or entryway floor tile.

Having purchased two rugs from Overstock.com in the past with great success, I think this rug would be a great alternative to a luxury-priced item and still look very stylish.

I just love this fabric! I love the touch of turquoise too. I would upholster dining room chairs, make pillows or make drapes with this.

I love big-box home improvement stores. Seriously, I can stroll through them for hours. Had I seen this bathroom vanity during my last trip to the store, I would have stopped dead in my tracks. Although it's not a double vanity, its aged look and antique blue finish would make this go straight to...

Wow, this pattern just jumped out at me. Not sure I would use it on a massive wall or room, but in a powder room or on the back of bookshelves, absolutely.

What's better than a Jenny Lind bed? A turquoise Jenny Lind bed!

How about dotting the outside of your house with a beautiful vertical terra-cotta herb garden? Gorgeous!

A big graphic rug such as this is a wonderful addition to any dining room setting. The boldness certainly turns up the volume of the room while the darkness would hide just about any spill.

This is a fun take on the classic Mason jar look. The painted jars can coordinate with your stem colors.

A bold chevron pattern in a beautiful blue is soft enough for the bedroom. I wouldn't hesitate to put this in my bedroom.

Ticking stripes are a classic pattern, and I know my guests would be happy sleeping under this simple and pretty duvet. You can even mix it with florals for a feminine look.