Introducing My Society6 Shop!
I’m very excited to share that I’ve offish launched my Society6 shop!! I've absolutely loved seeing my prints in your beautiful homes, so to be able to re-imagine my photos as furniture, home goods, decor, and more is such a dream. All of the items in the shop are made to order, so there's no waste from unsold goods. My hope is they will bring a smile to your face and you will treasure them in your casa for years to come! Giving you a peek of a few of the pieces available below :) Thank you as always for your amazing support!!
p.s. everything in the shop is 20% off or more right now!!!
FOR THE HOME OFFICe:
DINING IN STYLE:
ON THE GO:
COZY LIVING ROOM:
When I first learned of Clean Beauty Collective a couple years ago, I became an immediate fan.
Date night at home! I love creating little two-person table settings for Eddie and I.
It’s patio season! Spring always brings a sense of renewal and positive vibes for me - the weather warming up, flowers in bloom, more time spent outside.
I’m always in awe of the beautiful architecture, landscaping, and all around magic of Los Angeles homes.
Many of us aren’t able to spend the holidays with loved ones in person this year, but that doesn’t mean we can’t still make memories together!
This post was sponsored by Target, all opinions expressed are my own - as always!
Eddie recently surprised me by bringing home a piano he found sitting on the side of the road in our neighborhood (he somehow got it on his two skateboards and rolled it to our house by himself - best surprise EVER). We’ve been spending time over the past few weeks fixing it up and it’s been such a fulfilling project. Judging by the amount of dirt/dust we found inside and out (and how out of tune it was!) we think it’s been sitting in someone’s garage for decades. But we cleaned it up, disinfected it, hired movers to carry it up and down the stairs into our house, had it tuned, and have been giving it a lot of love.
I don’t know about you, but the design of an Airbnb is one of the first things I look at when deciding where to stay.
This time each year I find myself craving a cabin escape, somewhere away from Los Angeles, surrounded by trees.
Our bedroom is the room I’ve put the least amount of design effort in since we moved in 2.5 years ago. I think the reasoning behind this is a sort of subconscious knowledge I had that every other room in the house (living, dining, kitchen, guest bedroom/office, bathroom, patio) is frequented by friends and fam who are visiting (although we haven't had visitors since pre-pandemic), whereas the bedroom is a space for only Eddie and I. It may not make much sense to some, but even though the bedroom is probably one of the most important rooms in a home, it’s been mostly put on the back-burner while we focus on spaces that our guests will feel cozy and comfortable in when visiting. Other than a recent dresser restyling sesh a few months back, we haven’t done much to the space. We’ve learned to live with the aspects of the room that bring us no joy - the broken blinds that come crashing down whenever we try to open and close them, the ugly flush mount light over our bed (aka the dreaded boob light), and our two dressers with busted drawers. We’ve procrastinated hanging curtains and kept using our old TV, even though it had a big dark patch in the middle of the screen from broken pixels. Not complaining as I know how privileged we are to call this space home and to have all the things that we do - but I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t very much craving a refresh, especially with so much time spent at home these past 6 months. The day finally came when I’d had enough, and decided to start working on the room for real! Wanted to share my process with you as well as my design choices and reasoning behind everything.
I remember buying my first adult mattress years ago.