Designing spaces with function and creativity
Have you seen The Home Edit on Netflix? It’s a show where 2 professional organizers help people transform spaces in their homes that are problematic. I like the show because I like an organized space, but also because the women in the show explain the logic behind the organizing, so if you want to try …
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Last week, I shared about the pivot I made with the washcloth rack, although I think the pivot was the best idea long term, it would require some work for me to hang it as more than a temporary solution. The rack had subpar reviews about the adhesive backing, so I peeled off the backing …
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When I began designing the kid’s bathroom I knew I wanted it to have boutique hotel vibes. A space where everything they need is easy to access, but also aesthetically pleasing, so as they grow, they can find it relaxing and also that their morning/night routines move with ease. I know that means small tweaks …
I started this blog when we purchased our first home. But back in 2019, I participated in a 30-day design challenge hosted by Serena of Thrift Diving. It was that design challenge that sparked my interest in home decor and designing spaces that feel more functional. The design challenge was to pick a space in …
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One trend I've seen often on Instagram that I tried in my children's bathroom was installing the shower curtain higher than where our tub unit ends. Image from Apartment Therapy Doing this adds height to the space and can make smaller bathrooms feel bigger. I decided to take some inspiration from Tasha of Kaleidoscope Living …
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