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.
Buying my kids spring and summer clothes sparks the absolute most possible amount of joy in me. I love the colorful options and patterns and live for a little girl's flutter-sleeve. Amalia and I curated her spring wardrobe together and while there are elements of tween in there, like the flared leggings she and her friends are obsessed with, she still loves a little girl moment like this sweet smocked dress.
A weeknight dinner that you can throw in the slow cooker in the morning and not think about for the rest of the day is my kind of jam. A hint of sweetness pairs with savory flavors to create a dish you’ll add to your list of regulars.
Makes 4 servings
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