Easy Fig Jam-Perfect Compliment to Recipe
My aunt used to make preserves and jams in her small kitchen in Southampton. I remember her vividly cooking up a storm on Henry Street, especially this time of year. Always in her apron as…
My aunt used to make preserves and jams in her small kitchen in Southampton. I remember her vividly cooking up a storm on Henry Street, especially this time of year. Always in her apron as…
Something wonderful happened to me during quarantine. I started to love and appreciate my home again. I began to reshape my idea of entertaining and molded it into a simpler mindset so that I could…
The holidaze are here!! With the days whippin’ by oh-so-fast, us adults need a lil’ sumthin’ sumthin’ rich and indulgent with enough kick to keep us hustlin’ those holiday parties, ‘cause #selfcare. Therefore, I cordially…
Summa, summa, summaaatime – and I’ve got cocktails on my mind 😎 One thing that surely brings back the esteemed memory of a hot, lazy, lounging under the umbrella o a sun-drenched summer day is…
It’s blueberry pickin’ season here in New England. Last week my girlfrands and I ambled the grounds of Litchfield Hills Blueberry Farm, pluckin’ fresh, fatty bloobs right off the bush whilst savoring the sunshine and…
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.
It’s a blessing and a curse that a previous homeowner decided to plant mint in our backyard. This very invasive patch is half-near impossible to stave off, but has provided the freshest, most aromatic herbs for many a mojito. Gosh darn, good for sumthin’.
Hi there friends! Last summer I shared the reveal on our modern wood slatted outdoor privacy screen. Since then I have had tons of questions about it, so I thought it was time to share some details on how to build it. The screen is contemporary & open and yet still feels private, which is nice because it allows me to see the boys and dog on the other side of the yard, while still maintaining some layer of seclusion. Plus, it has a clean & simple aesthetic which I think compliments my style.
Happy Friday!!! As most of you know I am working on finishing up my backyard right now and it has me in the mood to entertain. You know when you get your space exactly how you want it and decide to throw a party to show it off?! Well if are feelin the hosting vibe right now like me then you will love these summer entertaining essentials. They are classic outdoor musts with a super pretty look. And who isn’t loving all the indigo, wicker and warm woods?
I am so happy to be back at City Farmhouse today sharing a sweet spring post with you. My name is Alicia, and I blog alongside my husband, Nick, at A Burst of Beautiful. If you aren’t familiar with our blog you may remember we visited Jen last year to share our Cozy Neutral Farmhouse Tour with you. Looking back at that post today, I can’t believe how many changes our home has undergone since then. It doesn’t even look like the same house, what do you think (you can take a peek at our latest home tour here: kitchen, mudroom, living room and dining room)?
Hi friends! I am back with another holiday reveal!! I am beyond excited to have partnered with Home Goods as a part of the Farmhouse Holiday Series to bring you a simple and cozy space perfect for holiday entertaining.
Picnics aren’t just for the beach or park anymore, they are also a fun way to create a whole new space for outdoor entertaining in your very own backyard. I am so thrilled to be partnering with Wayfair to bring you this creative summer idea. Whether you have a small yard or a large one, this is a great way to break up conversation areas and add a stylish element to your party. I happen to have a small yard, so this idea of creating a whole other outdoor room for hosting has always intrigued me.