How I transformed a thrifted caned chair and gave it a more coastal vibe using chalk paint in the color Night Owl by Sherwin Williams. I also lightened the caning using Rustoleum 2x Spray Paint in the color Khaki.

I duped a Pottery Barn lamp by mixing paint and baking soda in order to create the look of pottery to transform a $5 lamp from the thrift store.

If you’re starting to feel that seasonal change where you live, I invite you to join me in making a few simple swaps and additions to help freshen your home in preparation for spring.

It’s feeling like spring here in Florida and while I’m currently cursing the blooms because of my allergies, I can’t help but feel inspired by the season. Our front door hasn’t changed much over the years but I’ve been craving a change, so I did a quick spring refresh.

I remember walking into someone’s house and thinking “wow, this room is gorgeous!” but I couldn’t put my finger on why. As I’ve grown, I have changed by stance on a lot of things when it comes to design and begun to understand why certain rooms just look “right”. These are all the things I would have told me younger self if I’d had the chance:

If you’ve ever found yourself struggling to create a vignette that looks “right”, I’ve compiled a list of tips to help take your shelf styling skills up a notch.

How I hacked an IKEA HEMNES Shoe Organizer and turned it into an electronics charging station with thrifted leather pulls.

If you’re planning your next trip to Ikea, here are my must haves for any home in 2021.

Revealing the before and after of my DIY Laundry Room make over, complete with how to hide laundry hookups with a wood slat partition.

Okay guys, I'll admit that Walmart is not the store that comes to mind when I’m shopping for cute pots for my plants. I stopped into the garden section the other day and I was BLOWN AWAY by the number of cute options they have now! When did Walmart get so on trend?!

As a self proclaimed “minimalist”, I’ve learned a few tricks over the years to keep the clutter from building up, while still having a blast going to thrift stores frequently. If you’ve ever struggled with being overwhelmed at a thrift store, feeling guilty for buying something just because it was a good price, or just feel like you have “too much clutter”, this guide is for you.