Rugs are some of the most asked about items in our home and someone recently requested a rug guide. I thought it was a great idea, so here it is!
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I receive numerous questions every time I post a photo of our new Maiden Home sofa, so I thought I'd put all of the info in one place for you. This is not a sponsored post. This is my honest review!
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I’ve put together a room-by-room paint guide that includes info on all of our walls, trims and even painted furniture. Click a room to jump to it! Entry Walls: Custom (See formulas at end of post) Trim: Custom (See formulas at end of post) Our entry walls and trim are both custom formula by Sherwin Williams. Since these formulas are used on many walls in our home, I’ve shared the exact formulas in one place at the end of this post. The walls are a true white with no undertones. The trim reads a tad grey in comparison. These colors play really well in the bright, natural light of this…
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Since there are a million and one ways to style an entryway, I thought I’d work backwards. Here are my answers to five entryway styling challenges: 1 | Not sure where to start? A standard entry formula looks a little something like this: rug + table or bench + mirror or art + lighting Build in that order. Then layer in your functional items: baskets, key dishes, wall hooks, etc. Finally, add in your decorative touches: photos, candles, books and other decorative objects. 2 | Feeling cluttered? The first purpose of a formal entryway is mainly aesthetic. It’s meant to give you space to enter your home and it sets…
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I don't know about you, but spending 100's of dollars on cleaning products and toiletries really isn't a fun time for me. Not only are these single-use products expensive, they're usually unsightly and wasteful. If you are interested in swapping out some of your every day items for affordable, stylish, sustainable alternatives, here is an easy list to get you started. You'll be on your way to a reduced-waste home in no time!
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There are so many different coastal home styles, it's easy for me to get distracted when designing our spaces! Ultimately, we feel most at home in spaces that are laid back and organic with a touch of curated sophistication. Here are some tips for achieving that in your own coastal home.
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We may never fully understand why throw pillows are so darn yummy to look at. They are the ultimate eye-candy of decor. They are like shoes. You can never have too many, they can pull together an entire style and it is totally acceptable to use different ones every day. Throw pillows also happen to be a fairly easy and affordable way to add interest and texture to a space. A few well-curated throw pillows can easily transform the feeling of a room and are quick to rotate out when your taste changes. But how do you choose when there are infinite options? I’ve put together the ultimate guide to…
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Gallery walls are a great go-to for adding interest and dimension to spaces. Here are some tips for creating a breezy, clutter-free Gold Coast Canvas inspired gallery wall.
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Styling tips for creating a serene coastal inspired space
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I use a lot of natural elements in my everyday styling, so it only makes sense that I’d do the same for our Christmas decor! I want it to create a sense of coziness while feeling like a natural extension of what we already have. Natural and neutral decor is all about texture. I love using woods, greens, muted metals and soft chunky knits and I stick with a simple, earthy color palette. Here are some of my favorite pieces to get you started. Click to shop. I’m still waiting for a few of these pieces myself. Stay tuned for a post on our finished decor!
