I’ve looked around for beautiful, functional travel display maps for years. They were all too cutsey, too small, too bright, and so on and so forth. I was really hunting for something beautiful that would go with our decor and something with real push pins to track our adventures. I finally found Wendy Gold on… Read More
When we updated the kitchen and cut the peninsula down to counter height, it left our existing VERY tall bar stools obsolete. When we moved in this house ten years ago, it took me a good deal of time to hunt down bar stools at this height. The only option came unfinished with leather seats.… Read More
If you mean in the form of cute door decor, then YES! I’m ready! :-) Just as soon as we were home from Palmetto Bluff I swapped out the school bus and apple of August for the football and GT of September. The football is from Bronwyn Hanahan Art. I tied Georgia Tech shakers and… Read More
I shared the full reveal and all of the sources for our kitchen renovation earlier this month. I personally love watching video tours of people’s homes and spaces, and am going to try and get better about doing more of my own. It adds so much context! You can find my new Kitchen Video Tour… Read More
This post is long overdue but last fall my boys’ rooms were featured in the FLOR catalog! A photographer, writer and stylist came out to the house in the spring to interview me and take pictures, and then they shared all of the details in a two page spread. Seeing your rooms in print is… Read More
We finished a kitchen face-lift almost two months ago to the day, and I’ve finally had a chance to take pictures and sit down and write. I always like to share the “journey” here, so I’ll start at the beginning. Our kitchen was the one renovated space in our 1964 home when we moved in… Read More
Happy August, y’all! I’m sure you know what that means for us in Atlanta: Back to School time. I’ve traded out my summer sea creatures for school busses and apples. No matter how old the boys get, the big yellow bus is the embodiment of school to me. I know many out there that think… Read More