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I loved seeing fresh takes on Western wear. It goes to show there’s room for fashion in every aesthetic. Recently I saw this funny interview with Brett Goldstein of Ted Lasso fame. He said he recently went to Texas for the first time (he’s English if you’re unaware), put on a cowboy hat and immediately […]
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This post is not sponsored and all opinions are my own. Nothing matches a beautiful wooden cutting board (our Boos board lives on my counter—it’s a piece of art and sturdy as an ox). The drawback with wooden cutting boards is they can’t be cleaned in the dishwasher. For anyone cutting meat, seafood, or anything
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Greta is turning 15 in just a few days, and it feels like the perfect time for the reveal of her teen room makeover! Shop Greta’s Room Turn on your JavaScript to view content When we moved into this house, we replaced the floors and painted her room, but didn’t really do much other than
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The best way to make a steak is indoors. That’s not a concession! It’s done in all of the best steakhouses. They don’t tend to use a grill, even though that is where most of us start when it comes to cooking a steak. This time of year? I’d rather be indoors than freezing outside,
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Every homeowner needs a few key tools in their toolbox to get started on any home reno projects. If you’re new to the DIY realm or ready to upgrade your current tools, we’ve picked out our favorite basic devices that are easy to find at any Lowe’s Home Improvement, either in-store or online. These are
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Jules has a few dietary restrictions (mostly gluten- and dairy-free), but that’s never stopped our family from indulging in our favorite foods. With a little creativity and a lot of taste-testing, I’ve found lots of great substitutes that are crowd-pleasers. No need to make any disclaimers on these Game Day snacks — your party people
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We have teamed up with Loloi to createa line of rugs that are as affordable asthey are beautiful. This collection housesa great mix of traditional and modernrugs, in cottage-y colorways, as well asvintage-inspired beauties that you’llwant to roll out in every room. Source link
Vintage Ralph Lauren Style: A Timeless Look I'm Loving Read More »
I can’t close out the month of January without spilling my thoughts on this year’s trend forecasts for home interiors! I don’t believe “new” trends (none of these are anything you’ve never seen before) are meant to replace current things you love, but they are an exciting peek into possibilities. 1. Intricate Detail Work is
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Waking up to a nutritious and delicious breakfast that you made—the day before? That’s my kind of morning. This vegetable-packed breakfast hash is high in protein, thanks to the made-to-order eggs, plus a really tasty maple chicken sausage that you can either make (recipe below) or buy. It’s all about planning when it comes to
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The post is sponsored by Wayfair. When it comes to home styling in the spring, most people think of light, airy pastel color palettes. But since I love a moody, modern, traditional vibe, I’m always searching for decor with the whimsy of spring—but with added sophistication. I spotted this tea kettle from Wayfair and ordered
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