You kind of know that the owners of a shop selling ‘vintage, crystals and unique goods’ are gonna have a lovely home full of goodies, don’t you?! And Danielle and Philip Fausset-Holmes’ home definitely doesn’t disappoint. While the couple aren’t minding their brick and mortar shop in Tulsa, Oklahoma, they’re chilling out in their cosy, boho oasis complete with hanging plants, cactus, layered kilim rugs, and second hand furniture. Put the kettle on, pour yourself a cuppa and enjoy!
Cactus print from (beautiful shop!), Macrame plant hanger*,
What a truly personal and cosy home!
I love the layers of textiles and all the plants (especially the two hung from the ceiling in the dining room).
I am wondering if I should do the same with hanging plants in ? The only problem is our high ceilings and I remember Hilton Carter advising us in the that we should always place green friends in reach so they’re easy to water (I’m already picturing myself teetering on a bar stool!). Could be worth it anyway, what do you think?!!
Is there anything that stood out to you about Danielle and Philip’s lovely, boho home?
See more pictures of it and check out their fabulous shop (or better still, if you’re in the Kendall Whittier District of Tulsa, Oklahoma why not stop by?!).
Oh and more boho homes I love (if this pops up first just scroll on by – unless of course you’d like to take the tour all over again, in which case I wouldn’t blame you!).
Have a fabulous day!
Niki
PS The cactus print pops up twice since these pictures weren’t all taken at the same time and the couple love to move things around!
Photography: Danielle and Philip Fausset-Holmes /
Affiliated links marked with *
You kind of know that the owners of a shop selling ‘vintage, crystals and unique goods’ are gonna have a lovely home full of goodies, don’t you?! And Danielle and Philip Fausset-Holmes’ home definitely doesn’t disappoint. While the couple aren’t minding their brick and mortar shop in Tulsa, Oklahoma, they’re chilling out in their cosy, boho oasis complete with hanging plants, cactus, layered kilim rugs, and second hand furniture. Put the kettle on, pour yourself a cuppa and enjoy!
Cactus print from (beautiful shop!), Macrame plant hanger*,
What a truly personal and cosy home!
I love the layers of textiles and all the plants (especially the two hung from the ceiling in the dining room).
I am wondering if I should do the same with hanging plants in ? The only problem is our high ceilings and I remember Hilton Carter advising us in the that we should always place green friends in reach so they’re easy to water (I’m already picturing myself teetering on a bar stool!). Could be worth it anyway, what do you think?!!
Is there anything that stood out to you about Danielle and Philip’s lovely, boho home?
See more pictures of it and check out their fabulous shop (or better still, if you’re in the Kendall Whittier District of Tulsa, Oklahoma why not stop by?!).
Oh and more boho homes I love (if this pops up first just scroll on by – unless of course you’d like to take the tour all over again, in which case I wouldn’t blame you!).
Have a fabulous day!
Niki
PS The cactus print pops up twice since these pictures weren’t all taken at the same time and the couple love to move things around!
Photography: Danielle and Philip Fausset-Holmes /
Affiliated links marked with *
