Discovering the beauty and joy in everyday living.

Every few months, the internet decides what color belongs in our homes.Beige is out. Color is in. Then suddenly… beige is back again. But the reality is — colors have always been about psychology. The way you respond to color has less to do with style, and more to do

A wise woman once said, “Sometimes the most productive thing you can do is choose to do fewer things better.” I’m in a very busy stage of life right now, and I completely lost control of my home organization. Not the pretty bins and labels kind of organization—the real systems

You know that feeling when you’ve been admiring something from afar, telling yourself, “someday I’ll try that,” and then one random Tuesday you just… do it? That was me these past few weeks with clay. I’ve been dabbling in various crafts for a few years now – I’m always drawn

The way the morning light hits my new shelves is by far my favorite view today. We built a sculptural wall feature as a moment for my home gallery and also as a display for the objects I collect and make. If you’re craving a design that feels custom, with

Our relationship with color is deeply personal and surprisingly complex. It’s shaped by emotion, memory, cultural context, and even trend cycles. The colors we choose for our homes are rarely just aesthetic decisions; they’re declarations of how we want to feel in the spaces that hold us. When I first

Research shows that working with our hands can activate a state remarkably similar to meditation. Focused handwork has been linked to: In short, when we engage in focused creation with our hands, we’re not just making things—we’re entering a physiological state of calm and presence that’s rare in our hyper-digital

“The best things in life aren’t things.” — Art Buchwald There’s a subtle but profound difference when a home is collected. It represents connection – the thoughtful gathering of objects and furniture that carry meaning, tell stories, and evolve with us over time. The Art of Collecting Collecting, at its

Slow down, you’re doing fine. You can’t be everything you want to be before your time.” — Billy Joel In a world that celebrates immediate results and overnight transformations, there’s a quiet rebellion taking place in how we create our homes today. It’s known as the “Slow Living” movement—an approach

“Housekeeping comprises the ability to find, evaluate, and use information about nutrition, cooking, chemistry and biology, health, comfort, laundry, cleaning, and safety.“ Home-keeping is so much more than a list of chores. It’s a life skill that transcends gender, age, and culture. The idea that only certain people should know

When I first stumbled across Wabi-Sabi, it was introduced to me as a design style. But even then, I was in awe of the way it embraced imperfection and beauty at once. The more I learned about the philosophy, its origin, and history, the more I realized I had discovered