One of the most common issues I hear from people regarding their space, is that it’s lacking something, and they just can’t put their finger on it. They usually try to define the lack by using words like flat or blah. The room has no character, or it feels uninviting! While I don’t consider myself a decorating genius, I do have a few go-to’s when it comes to decorating. So today I’m sharing with you my go-to decorating advice. These are the top 5 things I look for in a room.
Hello Friends!! I’m so excited to be sharing 10+ amazing modern farmhouse floor plans with you today! Did you know that my very first post 10 Modern Farmhouse Floor Plans I Love was among my top ten highest viewed posts of 2018?! Since sharing my first floor plan post with all of you, I did a second post with 12 more modern farmhouse floor plans, and I’m back today sharing over 10 more amazing modern farmhouse floor plans!!
If you caught my post yesterday, then you know I shared how I believe our homes should tell not just any story, but our story. You can read it HERE, in case you missed it, but I pointed out some key pieces in my own home to share how it reflects us. I want our home to tell a story, Our story. While I love finding great buys at HomeGoods and Marshalls, my favorite things to decorate with are those that have a story. So today I’m sharing 5 ways your Home can tell your Story too!
With all the refreshing the new year brings us, I can’t help but take a look around my home with a refreshed perspective. Wanting to start off the new year with a freshly cleaned space, and decluttered surfaces, I can’t help but analyze over our homes decor, and reflect on the story it tells. Looking over every piece of furniture and knick knack, I ask myself the question ” Does my home tell our story?”, and the answer is YES!
Have you taken your Christmas decor down? Does the house feel a little empty? Every new year, once the Christmas decor has been taken down, and packed away, I go into full blown spring cleaning mode! It’s not that I haven’t been cleaning our house all through the holidays, but for some reason once the holiday decor is put away, I go into cleaning mode. It feels so good to get purge, and get things back in order after the holidays, but once I’ve gotten rid of every last speck of dust, I always get the urge to refresh. I’m not talking about giving every room a makeover, but I do like to buy one or two new home decor pieces to start off the new year! So if you are feeling like I am, and maybe that your home is feeling a little bare, I’ve rounded up my top home decor picks for 2019!
Hello Friends!! First, I just have to say THANK YOU so much for all your kind comments on my Holiday Housewalk post yesterday!! It means so much!!! Today I’m sharing some of my new cozy winter throw pillows, and there is a chance for one lucky reader to win a set of throw pillows for your home too!!
I mentioned in yesterdays post that Christmas decorating is in full swing around here! If you follow me on Instagram, then you may have caught my stories the other week about my tiny obsession with small white houses to decorate with for Christmas. Ummm I’m not sure where it came from, but I do know this obsession intensified last year, and the moment these cute little houses hit the shelves this year I have been scooping them up. So today I’m sharing how I decorated our “mantle” (a.k.a. the buffet in my dining room) into a tiny Christmas village.
If you caught my post yesterday, than you already got a sneak peek of the beautiful holiday wreath I made! Well today I’m sharing with you just how I made it, and trust me when I tell you this, it’s super easy! I’m also excited because I’m teaming up with quite a few blogging friends who are also sharing some DIY Christmas themed decor you can make as well! Be sure to scroll to the bottom for tons of ideas on how to add to your holiday decor this year!
Hello Friends!! I hope you had a wonderful weekend!! To help us all ease into the holiday spirit, I created this whimsical Asymmetrical Holiday Wreath last week, that honestly can be used all winter long. I will be sharing the tutorial for it, here on the blog tomorrow, but thought you might like to see some pretty pictures of it first.