TRAVEL | CONSCIOUS LIVING | HOME
One of the first areas in our rented townhome to feel finished is the entryway. While for many months it sat pretty empty, I knew I wanted it to have a special antique piece of furniture.
As much as I would love to wear large florals or stripes, they more often than not, overwhelm my short frame. However, all is not lost for those of us on the short side, and patterns and pattern-mixing can be done!
Living a slower paced life means doing the activities that bring you joy and finding peace, each day. I’m sharing 5 of my favorite ways to achieve that Slow Living Lifestyle.
This homemade chocolate chip cookie recipe is finally perfected! Slightly crunchy on the outside and slightly doughy in the middle with a flavor that can't be beat!
Today was a glorious 50° and sunny, with birds singing and a feeling of Spring in the air. The only problem is… it’s January.
I have put together this carefully curated list of beautiful and meaningful gifts that will work for a variety of people! Most of these are items I either own or have on my own wishlist, so I can truly say that they are worth the purchase and will make the receiver truly happy!
Read MoreI tend to struggle with the snow… But I’m learning that the best way to get through the winter is to get out and enjoy it. To help me do just that, I stocked up on some winter gear from Mountain Hardwear!
Read MoreThe holiday season is upon us, and that means gift shopping! But this year, more than ever, I’m feeling a pull to purchase gifts with real meaning and intent. While there are many ways to do so, I am particularly excited about giving the ADF Giftcards!
Read MoreAs a lover of the parks, I've collected a few memorabilia and souvenirs over the years, and finally decided to put together a gift guide!
Read MoreSharing three of my favorite companies who create products consciously and intentionally. Each of these would make an amazing gift, while also reducing the impact this season has on our home!
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As Spring arrived, we began planning our perfect patio garden with a DIY raised garden bed. Aside from the soil and seeds, I really wanted to keep the design cost under $200, which we were able to do, easily! Here’s everything you’ll need to do the same.