Interior Tuesday

The classy, oh-so-charming Lauren Conrad (formerly LC of Laguna Hills from which I spent a summer obsessing over) provided inspiration for this week's post. 

I've only recently started burning candles, but already am loving the scents and warmth they bring into a space. From citrus mint to wild orchid, any array of flavorful smells can make any room inviting. 

Check out this article on how to make candles work in your home!

http://laurenconrad.com/blog/2014/11/inspired-idea-how-to-decorate-with-candles/



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