Cottage core patio finds from outdoor furniture to planters, trellis and privacy screens, outdoor pillows, tables, chairs and more! The perfect English cottage inspired spring garden!

Entryway decor for timeless and collected interiors including entry runner rug that handles foot traffic well, an entry console table that offers storage and beauty, entry vases, blue and white vases, and wall art ideas.

Antique dresser inspiration including ornate yet timeless light and dark wood dresser design for collected bedroom home decor and interior design.

Antique inspired coffee tables for every budget and style! Favorite round coffee tables to elevate your living space including round coffee tables with various wood and metal accents!

Antique inspired lamps for timeless, collected, farmhouse and cottage style home decor including brass and black bases!

Zion’s room got a little refresh this week! I always love how easy this styling hack is when looking to makeover a room!

It’s truly amazing how much of an impact something so small, such as hardware can make to the overall look and feel of a space!

When I first started down the interior design path, I have to admit, I completely underestimated the power of window treatments. I thought they were function based ONLY! And rarely used them…

I started this entire makeover knowing I wanted THESE curtains from Two Page Curtains. They have so many quality centered window treatments and there are so many to choose from. The minute I hung these it was an instant room facelift.

When working full-time with clients, one reoccurring pain-point I would often hear was about fixtures. Namely light fixtures. So I wanted to do a deep dive into our dining room light fixtures and explain why we chose them, where they’re from, and why I chose the finishes that I did.

So I’ve been dreaming up a space that is essentially decorated to feel like a cabin. That may sound weird but what I envision when he enters in, is that he will feel like he’s stepping into cozy, layered retreat!

These faux topiaries have been the perfect addition to our porch makeover that we started at the beginning of the summer

To put it plainly, most people want to spend (or think they can spend) around $20K-$40K on their kitchen renovation for a fully remodeled space and that’s just not realistic!

There is so much DETAIL that goes into crafting a space that flows seamlessly and effortlessly. However, as overwhelming as it can feel, there are things that you can do to stop from experiencing all that “analysis paralysis” and it’s all in setting the scene for your project.

It seems to hold true each year, I can never do the same decorations twice…a quality my husband thoroughly loves about me (hahaha). But this year, I wanted to less faux and more natural looking. I absolutely love seeing peoples mantles draped in real pine stems but know that real is just not in the cards for our family.

When we started refinishing our floors back in March, I knew that the entryway was going to be next on our “to do” list. Why? Because entryways (IMO) are incredibly important. 1.) They are the first things people see when they walk into your home, and 2.) they set the tone for the rest of your house as well. Is it warm? Is it inviting? What does it say about YOU?