One Year Anniversary, Plus A Giveaway

There are moments that can instantly change you life.  Then there are decisions that seem small but over time transform your life.  A year ago today I took a small step and wrote the inaugural Covet du Jour post.  To my amazement that step led me to the beautiful door of the interior design world.  I find myself at the threshold being greeted by endless possibilities.  Countless posts, pictures, and quotes later I am certain this is my place in the world. Wow, what tremendous satisfaction and joy that brings! 


Along this journey family, friends, fellow bloggers, designers, and readers have encouraged and inspired me. To show my gratitude and to welcome new CDJ members, every Wednesday in February will feature a design book giveaway!   There is no gift I  love to give (or receive) more than a book.  

This week's Covet du Jour Design Book Giveaway is...

Domino: The Book of Decoration; 

A Room-by-Room Guide to Creating a Home That Makes You Happy

Whether you are a design pro or moving into your first apartment, this is a must have 

for any design library. 

To enter the giveaway, follow these rules: 

1.) You must register or be registered follower of Covet du Jour.

2.) To enter, comment on this post between today, Wednesday, February 1st  and Saturday, February 4th.  A winner will randomly be selected and announced on Monday (2/6).

3.) Do any or all of the following: (each worth an additional entry) 

• Share a link to this post on Facebook.  Return to Covet du Jour and let me know by posting another comment. 
• If you have a blog, share a link to this post.  Then return here and copy a link to your blog post in the comment section.
• Tweet about this giveaway post and add a comment below for another entry.

In addition to Wednesdays Design Book Giveaways, keep your eyes peeled for some exciting sponsored giveaways!  This year holds lots of surprises! 

Cheers!

Elizabeth

"Faith is the first step even when you don't see a whole staircase."  ~Martin Luther King

"A good library will never be too neat, or too dusty, because somebody will always be in it, taking books off the shelves and staying up late reading them." ~Lemony Snicket