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Moodboard: Bringing Your Dream Garden Indoors

There's something bittersweet about a quiet winter garden. Often overlooked because it isn't flooded with flora or as emerald green as it appears in its summery prime, but equally as beautiful. Perhaps even more so if you take a good look, to sit in its gift of calming, healing silence and crisp winter air, where its dead branches lay covered in condensation or forgotten fruits. It rests, rejuvenates and plants firm roots for upcoming transitions - this is where the subtle ma

Interiors: Ceramics Roundup

If you've been following along with my blog for a while, by now you know how much I love a good sculptural ceramic vessel. They can bring such a grounding, natural feel and texture to any space, and allow a beautiful sense of organic movement to break up an otherwise fairly linear vignette. Often slightly imperfect and never two exactly the same, I have so much fun collecting pieces that are similar but unique, and switching them out to rotate new and old ceramic pieces throu

New Year, New Home

After ten months of the pandemic, we made the choice to move. We had lived in our apartment nine years and it holds so many good memories. We started our family there, celebrated holidays and birthdays. We loved it so much. Recently we’ve felt what I’m sure many others have. We wanted outdoor space for our two kids and a few amenities we’ve lived without – a dishwasher, washer & dryer, and most importantly – heat. Yes, you heard that all correctly. With the max exodus that ha

The Deep Mood of Autumn

It feels as though the air has finally shifted. There is a crispness to it that has me bundling up in sweaters, reaching for an extra blanket at night and plotting how I should transition my home for fall/winter. Each season brings a new perspective to our space and having lived in this apartment for over 8 years making some small edits makes all the difference. This season I've been thinking a lot about what do to our space to make it feel cozy for the colder months ahead. A

Interiors: Jenni Kayne x Lulu and Georgia

When I heard that two of my favorites were coming together to launch a rug collection I was so excited. I knew that it would be beautiful, I wouldn't expect anything less. From the moment our Dune rug arrived everyone in our family was smitten. When we rolled it out the kids wouldn't stop telling me how soft it was. Since Jenni built this collection as a way to add texture to your home and with the idea that you could layer each of these rugs over each other or on top of your

Fall in Love with Jayson Home

My love for Jayson Home in Chicago and how I frequent their collection of beautiful furnishings and decor.

Our Book Release – Travel Home!

It's finally launch day, and Travel Home (or my third child as I fondly refer to it) is now available. Details about the upcoming book tour.

Interiors: Delta Faucet Retreat Recap

I traveled to Delta Faucet Company to visit their Indianapolis headquarters and was amazed by their innovation and upcoming products.

Workspace: Lan Jaenicke

I’ve been known to be a coat lover. My love for beautiful coats started while working for Erica Tanov back in college.

Interiors: Madeline Weinrib SF Sample Sale

Madeline Weinrib, a textile and rug designer known for her exquisite quality and design, has always been at the top of my list for items to

April Moodboard

Although we are more than halfway through April – this month has been one to remember.

Interiors: Putting Your Personal Stamp On Your Design

Whenever I sit down with a client, I try to make sure that the design of their home includes items that put their stamp on the design.

Step into Spring with World Market

Each spring, my husband goes to Arizona for Spring Training. We visit him for several long weekends and love stepping into the warm weather

Interiors: The Finished Product (The After)

Yesterday, I chatted about how to decide if a piece of furniture should be revitalized

Interiors: Revitalize Your Furniture (The Before)

I don’t know about you, but I always seem to have a piece of furniture that could use recovering.

Interiors: Do You Collect Anything?

I never thought I would actually collect anything, but over the years, I seem to have accumulated enough of a few things

A Night with McGuire Furniture

Last month, I was thrilled to be asked by McGuire to design a table for a celebration of their Fall 2016 Introductions, which includes piece

On My Bookcase: Two Must Have Design Books

I’ve been anxiously awaiting both of these books to come out for a long, long time. Writing a book is a labor of love

Sneak Peek: New Studio Space

Pardon the lack of posting. It’s been a crazy few weeks because I found a stunning office space that I couldn’t quite pass up.

Workspace: Elsie Green

As a designer and stylist, I’m always looking for unique pieces when I have a photo shoot on the horizon.

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