I always say I’m not going to turn my Mother’s Day gift guide into a personal wish list…and then I immediately do exactly that. This year’s edit is a mix of things I already own swear by, plus a few pieces I’ve been quietly hoping might show up with a bow on top (subtle, right?).
Truthfully, the best parts of Mother's Day are never the gifts.
To say that I am not afraid to use a lot of bright and bold colors in my decor choices is an understatement. If I didn't have a husband with an opinion my house would look like a rainbow threw up in it... in the best way possible. It's been a couple years since I shared some of my favorite art pieces in our home, but I still get lots of requests for colorful affordable art.
I’m so excited to finally share our newly facelifted dining room, designed by the insanely talented Whitney McNell.
This project feels extra special because it all started with my great-grandmother’s table, chairs, and breakfront from the 1890s, pieces I grew up with in my childhood home and have always loved. Designing a room around them felt like honoring a little piece of my family history while giving it a fresh, happy new life.
I think I might be Cuyana's biggest fan. I've been collecting their bags and pouches for over a decade and think the quality is far and above the price-point. They feel and look like luxury products but the bags are a few hundred dollars instead of a few thousand. I get asked a lot about which Cuyana bags are my favorite so I made a list of the ones I love and a few on my wish-list.
