I have been following Kristen Tirney for a long time and have been coveting her original artwork for years, ever since I saw this one installed in Chrissy's house. Her use of texture is absolutely stunning, especially in her textured leaf paintings.
Some of her paintings feel more photo-realistic while others are more abstract, but they all incorporate texture in some way.
I look back at a post I wrote last year about my fears around having a second baby and I just want to hug that pregnant Julia and tell her not to worry about a thing. I want to tell her that this new baby will bring her more joy than she could ever possibly imagine.
Every time I finish a room design I declare it as my favorite room in the house. And this sweet nursery for my sweet Luca is up there! A few months ago, Schumacher reached out with a pitch for my dream partnership: a blue and white challenge using their fabric. Uh, yes, please? I'm still pinching myself that this is even real!
Dudley season is back and with it always comes a slew of questions about fit, fabric, colors, and more. I wrote a comprehensive FAQ post on my favorite fleece turtlenecks last year but this post goes into more detail about each length (Long- Cobble Hill, medium- Greenpoint, and short- Park Slope) and how they fit.
A quick background for anyone new here: Two of my friends, sisters Lauren and Kaki, founded Dudley Stephens a few years ago to create comfortable and chic fleece products for the women in their lives and beyond.
