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Never ready without curtains

Six months ago Max and I moved to new apartment. I wrote about it briefly back then as I had to put of my blogging during the move. But Even after half of a year after the move Max and I are still working on our apartment to make it fully comfy to live in. Why? our new apartment is very different from what we had before both space organization and size (three times bigger than our tiny home before). It's moving but not fast. We discuss all the adds and changes and often have to reorganize realizing the better way to live here. Not mentioning updates for the apartment which led us to changes. I've showed you some pieces of my home like my have 'reading chair' spot there. You might notice I don't have curtains there. My Mom (and she's the wisest person I've ever known) always says that home without curtains is never full. Well this leads me to though about curtains esp keeping in mind us living on the 1st floor (which is actually good as we have additional 0 floor for us as well). 
That's why I was very happy when Curtainsmarket asked me if I wanted to review their website even though it's not about fashion at all. I thought that curtains are actually very fashionable and my blog is my space so I can keep on talking about anything interesting I might find. So here I will be talking about lace curtains. There is my fave:
It looks cute that's why I couldn't avoid posting it because it actually doesn't fit my nerdy black and white home.
Some other picks are:


What do you think about curtains? Can I post home stuff from time to time?


Have a nice day,
Lyosha

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    so lovely...i like the first..
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