Our kitchen renovation is complete! It is beautiful and functional and we are so happy with how it turned out. If you follow me on Instagram, you may have seen a reel of the new space. I plan to do a full reveal post soon, including sources. Today, I am sharing just a few ... Read More about Kitchen Renovation, Part V: Sneak Peek and What We Learned
One to Follow: Whittney Parkinson Design
Temperatures are cooling and some leaves are just starting to turn here in Southeast Virginia. As Fall begins, I gravitate toward designs that evoke a warm, moody, cozy vibe. Whittney Parkinson Designs delivers those vibes in spades. Whittney Parkinson founded her eponymous Indianapolis-based ... Read More about One to Follow: Whittney Parkinson Design
Creating a Mudroom in a Tiny Space
An organized, efficient entry can be challenging when your space is too tiny for a mudroom. We love most things about our home; however, it lacks a mudroom. We are lucky to have a large foyer with two coat closets, but the entry the family uses on a daily basis is the entry from the ... Read More about Creating a Mudroom in a Tiny Space
Traditional Home Styles: the Difference Between Colonial, Georgian, and Federal
I had a passing understanding of the features of traditional architectural styles, but a description of a home in a magazine recently prompted a deeper dive. That research led to a better appreciation for what we on the East Coast and in the Midwest consider to be “traditional” residential ... Read More about Traditional Home Styles: the Difference Between Colonial, Georgian, and Federal
Home Organization: Creating Space
The beginning of Fall and back to school marks a return to routines and order after the looseness of Summer. Like the new year or Spring, many people use this transitional period to organize. In a previous article on home organization (read it here), I floated the idea of the four S’s: ... Read More about Home Organization: Creating Space