weekly essays on life, home, the meaningful moments, and the magic that makes them. for living softly, season by season.
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fall home decor i'm coveting for an english country feel
home in the fall… what could be better? i’m a homebody no matter the season—my home is my sanctuary, my safe space, my comfort. it’s my absolute favourite place to be in every season, but there is something so cozy about the fall at home. i...
so long sunday reset: the weekly cleaning schedule that keeps me on track
for a long time, i fell victim to the ‘sunday reset’. i’d save all my main cleaning for one day and spend a few hours completely cleaning and resetting the house. i started this habit when i lived alone in an apartment, and often felt too b...
11 whimsical ways to elevate & romanticize your life
low-ish lift ways to make every day life feel more magical
so much of our lives exists in the small moments—the ones that usually pass us by in the time spent waiting or rushing to the bigger ones. but what if we decided to actually live t...
the nancy meyers edit: decor list (part 2)
in part one of this series, i went over eight pieces of advice to keep in mind to make your home feel like it belongs in a nancy meyers movie. so now that you’ve got the vibe down—that warm, inviting, elevated but lived-in feel— we get to t...
the homebody club: everything ephemeral
an august almanac: all the folklore and ancient history of the month, the perseids meteor shower and more.
welcome to the homebody club: everything ephemeral. named after the word that seems to encapsulate augusts energy the most. aka: som...
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