We’re currently enjoying our third summer in the Bungalow, and naturally with a four and soon to be two-year-old, the back patio is getting used and abused on a daily basis. Sidewalk chalk, popsicles, bubbles, and every water-involving activity imaginable are on constant loop.
Read MoreOr should I say Preschooler and Toddler? Because that’s how long it’s been since I first drafted this post. Some of you may remember when I introduced this topic (and our soon-to-be arrival) back in 2020. Parents of a not-yet two year old, at the time we…
Read MoreEarlier this month we celebrated my daughter Beatrix’s birthday. Born four years ago on a blustery Easter Sunday, her birth and the celebration of rebirth have always felt symbiotic. I am not one familiar with composing elaborately artistic and/or themed birthday affairs (though I admire those who are), but as I was prepping
Read MoreA lot has changed since I last documented this room on the blog. All the cameos it made during the dining room post proved it was time for an update! The first change and possibly the least dramatic is that the walls are no longer a lovely shade of…
Read MoreI mentioned in the dining room reveal post how decorating the wall behind our hutch often plagued me. It’s very focal, one of the first places your eye rests when you walk through the front door. But it’s also obscured behind an acrylic green light fixture. My go-to has been…
Read MoreHere she is, our dining room all done up in blue! Deeply saturated with green undertones, some might call it teal, but I don’t think that’s quite right. What is right is what the color – Amidship from HGTV HOME by Sherwin Williams – has done for the room.
Read MoreI knew from the moment I first walked our house I wanted a wall to keep the unsightly utility side of our basement hidden…
Read MoreLast November – yeah, we’re going back a bit – I saw a gift guide featuring the DocATot x Morris & Co Tent of Dreams. I was besotted. The classic play tent, now, magically transformed via iconic William Morris prints; *sigh*. I couldn’t resist the idea of trying my hand at creating my own, albeit more financially attainable, version…
Read MoreLike every great project this is the product of an incredible collaboration.
When Darby and Andrew Whealy left their charming Foursquare for the Midcentury Rambler of their dreams, they immediately enlisted their friends…
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