Jennifer Ramos's charming Nevada home

Las Vegas-based designer Jennifer Ramos is quite well-known around the blog circuit. She sells gorgeous prints and cards through her shop, Made By Girl, and her interior design blog (of the same name) has amassed a huge following. Jen got married back in January and just completed a huge renovation of her home office. (She's a busy gal.) I absolutely adore her home and its eclectic mix of elements.

(Photos by Jennifer Ramos)

Pretty garlands for Valentine's Day

The fourteenth is less than three days away. If you're like me and always seem to be a step behind when it comes to decorating for special occasions, these printable Valentine's Day garlands from Whisker Graphics may be just your thing. Simply print, cut, punch holes, string the pieces onto a section of pretty twine, and you've got yourself a sweet little message for your Valentine. With five different messages to choose from, these quick and easy garlands are the perfect last-minute decorating solution for any busy do-it-yourself-er.

(Photo courtesy of Whisker Graphics)

Inspired interiors

I've always said that my dream home would be filled with lots of bright and juicy (yet tastefully chosen) color, but the muted tones of these lovely interiors just might make me change my perspective.

(Photos by Anne Naumann)

I want this.

I know this has been blogged about time and time again, but I just couldn't resist. I've fallen in love with Felissimo's 500 Colored Pencils from Social Designer. With its unique subscription concept and unparalleled array of pretty colors, this pencil set sits near the top of my wish list. And those display cases.....my, oh my.

Sweet Midwestern style

Amy Butler does it all. Though she is known primarily for her gorgeous fabrics, this busy gal has designed everything from home decor and handbags to stationery and giftwrap. Amy even teamed up with K & Company to create a line of too-cute paper craft supplies. I barely know how to sew, but Amy's fabrics inspire me to have a go at it. I spent nearly an hour perusing her website, which is overflowing with design inspiration. (By the way, all of the images on Amy's website were photographed by her husband, David. Pure eye candy, aren't they? What a talented pair.) You can view more of her work here.