Budget Friendly Cozy Coastal Inspired Fall Porch
Ella Claire & Co. | Craftberry Bush | Dear Lillie | Boxwood Avenue
French Country Cottage | Inspired by Charm | Zevy Joy | City Farmhouse
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Ella Claire & Co. | Craftberry Bush | Dear Lillie | Boxwood Avenue
French Country Cottage | Inspired by Charm | Zevy Joy | City Farmhouse
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Hi there friends! I am about to hit a blogging milestone in March, 6 years!!! The design lesson that resonates most through this time is, beware of trends. With that being said I have seen a lot of trends come & go and many I was happy to see hit the road. There have been a few though, that stood the test of time, which is refreshing, we call these “evergreen” trends. One in particular that I loved from the very beginning is silhouettes and I am happy to say I still do. We have seen these traditional favorites done many ways through the years, so I thought why not update mine and give them a modern perspective using wood.
Every once in a while I will scroll down Instagram and find a feed that I get lost in. You just know when you have found someone who’s style is authentic & original. A few…
If you are like me, then you are curious about the “fixer upper” market. It seems to be the hot trend in real estate right now and every where you turn it seems like more people are jumping on board to see if they can cash in. Whether locally, within your own network of family & friends or on social media & television, it’s all the buzz and rightfully so. There can be a huge financial gain when entering into this rewarding game of real estate. But we all know how risky and time consuming it can also be, especially when doing all the work yourself. So the question is, is it right for us?
One of my favorite early–June blooms is garden sage. Her grey-green, fuzzy, oblong leaves and woody stems stand two-feet tall with lavender-colored flowers that the resident bees just loooove. If you fancy yourself an edible garden, sage is a pretty perennial “subshrub” I’d highly recommend.
With sage blooms come all the feels of summer. Independence Day is just around the bend and, girl, you know the gatherings are soon to roll in—picnics, potlucks and barbecues, OH MY!
What shall you bring?! Look no more. This avocado tortellini salad with fresh vegetables and garden sage is as fresh as it is filling and sure to be a crowd pleaser.
I am not sure how to follow my last post. In a nutshell it basically summed up home as more than just it’s aesthetic. If the last 6 months have taught me anything it’s to…
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Lovely porch – it looks great – regards!
Thank you Olivia!
I love the pops of burgundy! That pillows & those mums, beautiful!!
Thank you Chloe!!!