French drawer liners from Gianna Rose
This past weekend was rainy and dreary, the perfect weather for tackling some spring cleaning. I planned to work on just the dresser and closets in my room; catching those errant dust bunnies and spritzing a little Mrs. Meyer's lavender cleaning spray around the shelves.
I was anxious to finish because there was a reward of sorts waiting for me; sheets of beautifully patterned and deliciously scented drawer liners ready to be placed on my clean shelves and drawers.
French drawer liners from Gianna Rose
With a wealth of fragrances and papers to choose from, adding scented paper is an inexpensive and chic way to brighten your wardrobe.Sometimes it's the little things that make us feel good.
I like to switch out scents in the fall and spring, usually changing fragrances with the season. Last fall I used Hermes drawer liners, a small indulgent gift that left my clothes perfectly scented.
This spring I decided to try Verbena and Orange Blossom from the Soap and Paper Factory. The packaging and beautifully patterned paper are gorgeous and the delicate scents are perfect for a spring pick me up.
There's a fantastic Brooklyn based company called Hammocks & High Tea that uses rice paper and organic oils for their bold and modern graphic liners. I can't wait to try these!
Update: I'm happy to report that my dresser is sweetly scented and looking chic. What are your little indulgences?
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