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(This post contains affiliate links- No additional cost to you!) If you were to ask me the ONE styling trick I use in (almost) every space, it would be using placemats as a layering piece. Whether it’s on an end table, side table

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This was fun to work on and an honor for Rustopia...and me...

So, floor poufs…have you heard of them? Seen them? I basically can’t get enough. They’re adorable, flexible, and actually…functional...

Wouldn't you love to come home to this gorgeous master bedroom every nite? It would be the perfect place to relax and recharge! || Let's be honest, folks...it's been raining since the middle of the nite and it's definitely not...

One thing I do to treat myself and bring joy to my surroundings (both indoors and out) is having as many plants and flowers as I can. I buy fresh flowers every Friday to brighten up our home—if the house is clean at the same time…bonus! You can see my Friday’s....

This collection might be my favorite yet; the colors are so bright + happy! Whether you need a few spruces in your space or are doing a complete over-haul, these pieces are a great place to start!

A few weeks ago, I posted a counter-top vignette I had created for one of my clients; this was just about as close as I’ve ever gotten to breaking the Internet.

I love being able to offer some inspiration + insight on what items look good together and where you can buy them. So, every Monday, I'll be posting a new F R E E Mood Board with links you can shop. They're an easy peasy way to curate a stylish look for a room without shopping all over creation for

So, if you’ve known me for very long, you know that I love to go junking…in any form…thrift store, tag/estate sales, or even picking up treasure from the curb. One thing I see ||almost|| every time I’m out is mugs a’plenty.

(This post contains affiliate links - No added cost for you) Billy what, you say? Wikepedia tells me they’re a real flower (Craspedia—you can read about them here ) native to Australia, also known as woolyheads—equally cute! I’ve loved these tiny, cheerful stems of goodness ever since the first ti