Woah, we got seriously behind - but did you even miss these posts?
Although I love Apartment Therapy, it can feel overwhelming (especially if you receive via RSS) and with so many new posts a day, I almost can't keep up. In an effort to help you find the gems, below is a visual round up of my favorites from December 2010 - August 2011 (all images open up to the actual AT article - so if you like anything you see, you can read more from the original source).
Happy happy Monday - be sure to check out the new issue of Lonny Magazine (more here if you are not familiar :). Tons of great gift suggestions and holiday party DIY decor!
Hi, I'm Susi, a writer for Design Shuffle, a fantastic place online for design lovers to share their projects and find inspiration for the next project. I'm so happy to be guest blogging here at My Right Brain today. I loved the recent post on baby gifts. (Adorable!) Thanks for letting me & Design Shuffle visit!
My guest post is all about wallpaper and decorating ideas for the nursery. Yes, the wallpaper trend has extended to the nursery and there are some really charming patterns that are perfect for little ones. Here are some of my nods to nursery wallpapers - enjoy!
Wallpaper in the nursery can add so much color and patternóperfect for curious young eyes. Look for a wallpaper with a wipe-able surface to keep it looking neat and clean around little ones.
This bird and sky wallpaper has a nostalgic style to it. The sweet aqua colored birds and stylized clouds make for charming nursery wallpaper. 
Love the graphic pattern created by pairs of blue birds on this wallpaper. This could work for either a girl's or boy's nursery and bedroom.
Traditional patterned wallpaper can work for even a modern style baby's bedroom design. In fact, the mix of traditional and modern makes for great style.
Not every wallpaper needs to be nursery specific or gender specific. Pretty foliate pattern wallpaper is lovely for a nursery and can age as the child does. 
Not only is this wallpaper a bold black and white, great for young eyes, its charming animals are actually hand shadows. So clever!
Camo pattern is an unexpected choice for wallpaper in any interior design, especially a nursery, but it works beautifully here. Love it in grey tones, paired with bright colors - it creates an interesting neutral for a nursery wall.
Love these charming animals made from wallpaper! Cute cutouts can be made from your favorite wallpaper or ordered precut from sources online.
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This post was provided by Design Shuffle, a social-networking site filled with amazing inspiration from talented designers including San Francisco interior designers and Boston interior designers.
I would NEVER think to put this kitchen together (not that I don't like it) it's just such a unique mix of styles - industrial, retro, modern, country - all meshed together, and somehow it totally works. I especially love the green chairs, dark wood floor, and barn table - it's so refreshingly fun for a kitchen.
Via Emmas Blogg
Looking for a site that is overflowing with smart DIY projects (that aren't too advanced), cute home improvement projects (that won't make you upset when you are done), and loads of inspiration? If you answered YES to any of those questions, you need to bookmark this site immediately and channel your inner Martha Stewart - she's calling your name - do you hear it? BTW - I am totally gonna do the crayon project with HML when she is older, such vibrant color and easy instructions for a kiddo - LOVE!
