Wild at Heart, Rooted at Home
It might seem like affordable, accessible decorative trim doesn’t exist and that only designers with a trade account have access to the good, expensive trims. This post proves that affordable trim DOES exist and it’s available to anyone if you just know where to look. It’s no secret that interior designers have access to the most incredible and unique items…
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This June Pinterest Faves and Saves post is long overdue, as I have been on a hiatus for a few months. I’m back to blogging regularly now, and we have some exciting projects coming up, including our biggest project to date, which means I’ve been on Pinterest a lot. Pinterest is still my number one source of inspiration and the…
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We recently spent ten wonderful days in Franklin, Tennessee (or as we affectionately call it…our future home). This was not our first visit to the charming historical town, but it was undoubtedly the best. The food was amazing, the people were like a balm for our souls, and learning about Franklin’s role in the Civil War was sobering. To our…
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I’ve been anticipating writing this post since the moment we stepped foot inside our home. To be honest, I’m writing it way sooner than I thought I would, and yet, it seems like it’s taken ages to get here. In any case, I’m thrilled and overwhelmed to share our news with you… We’re replacing all the floors in our house! …
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In the same way that a song can “take you back”, art has a way of reminding us who we were at different points in our life, and it’s why you should start an art collection for your kids. If you’re a parent, you’ve no doubt saved stacks of your child’s artwork…as well you should. The art a child creates…
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This past week, after sharing an Instagram stories tour of my favorite antique and vintage pieces, I decided it was time to find out the history of our antique chest (aka: everyone’s favorite piece). So, I employed the help of some new friends who specialize in unearthing the past life of furniture pieces, and what they found was very interesting. I can’t…
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