Welcome welcome! Our home is fully decked out for halloween right now and I’m so excited to showcase it all here for you!! This is our 3rd year of decorating and it’s so fun to see how much things progess and grow over the years.

I’m excited about the idea of swapping all of our base furniture towards more neutral classic pieces that allow my flex items (like pillows, blankets, florals, etc) do all of the seasonal talking. Does that make sense? Basically I really want to swap our sofa and rug to more classic/neutral styles.

I’ve been really into the idea of mixing natural elements and hinting at a Spanish modern aesthetic. My dream is having a marble-esque counter on the middle island and dark butcher block around the perimeter. I want to reface our existing cabinets with classic shaker doors, all painted in a creamy off-white.

Easter has always been one of my low-key favorite holidays. I’ve always been drawn to color, especially pastels, I love family gatherings, and it always feels like the first celebration of spring. If you’re hosting this year and don’t know where to start, I’ve gathered some ideas for food, drink and decor below! Happy hosting and happy Easter!

Our home for the holidays, including a classical living room and kitschy kitchen!

Transitioning our home and yard from Halloween to Autumn.

A splash of spooky here and a dash of haunting there; here’s our mini haunted house tour!

An honest look at how much we’ve spent so far on the garden and links to everything we’ve used!

After living in the house for almost a year, we finally tackled the one project that we had been dreeeaming of! This wall between our living room and dining room is a the complete center of our house. You can walk a full circle around it and it’s always felt like it was in the way. But it’s a load-bearing wall so I knew that in order to open this space up, we’d have to get creative.