I change my dining room table every Christmas, but mostly use items I already have. I fell in love with this April Cornell tablecloth and everything fell into place from there. You can tour the dining room, along with the living room, in this video: And in photos below… Other than the linens, I had… Read More
I went straight from Halloween to Christmas and still owe you an “everyday” post on this reimagined room. I promise to do that in the new year and include all sources! We have so enjoyed this room since I finished it this summer. It’s where both boys tend to land to watch TV. It works… Read More
On this magical first of December, I’m excited to welcome you inside!! There’s no greeting more exuberant than the one offered by this sweetheart. You can watch my short video tour here… I love a classic Christmas and deck the halls with the traditional reds, bows, greenery and lights. You probably notice that I don’t… Read More
I’m back today to wrap up John’s senior homecoming! Since his group was so large (40 kids), he asked if we could host the dinner at our house and said the teens agreed on wanting to have Willy’s cater the meal. I was thrilled to accommodate these amazing kids and set to work! A team… Read More
I have not decorate for Christmas (it’s only November 2!), but we DO have our exterior lights up and they look amazing!! I am sharing this early so that my Atlanta friends have time to get Blingle! out to install theirs too. Our friends Eric (fellow GT alum!) and Christy own the only Atlanta area… Read More
We’ve reached the dead end of my 2023 Haunted Halloween Home Tour! The office and powder room are two little spaces that get big use. Family Office The puppies and I spend much of the day plugging away in here and love having some sentimental Halloween touches. I hung a felt wreath from my collection… Read More
Our Haunted Halloween Home Tour continues today in the dining room! Dare to dine with us? I just love how the table turned out this year! I change it every year, but reuse a lot of the same elements. If you think about a table in layers, start from the bottom and work your way… Read More