Interior

I fell down a vintage Valentine decor rabbit hole last year and emerged with an entirely new decorating style that I never want to give up. Turns out the soft, romantic, slightly nostalgic aesthetic works year-round, not just for February 14th. If you love lace, florals, old-fashioned charm, and basically anything that makes you feel […]

I lived with blank walls for two years because I was terrified of commitment. What if I put holes in the wrong places? What if I hated it? What if it looked bad? Then I finally just did it, and honestly, it transformed my entire apartment. Suddenly the space felt finished, personal, and like an

So Christmas is over and you’ve taken down all the decorations. Now your house looks sad and empty, like something’s missing. I used to just live with the bare walls until spring, but then I discovered the magic of winter decor that bridges the gap. Your home can still feel cozy and intentional without looking

I’m obsessed with the Ralph Lauren holiday aesthetic. You know the one – cozy, elegant, equestrian vibes mixed with traditional Christmas. Tartan everything, rich textures, that old-money mountain lodge feeling. The thing is, you don’t actually need to spend thousands on Ralph Lauren Home to get this look. I’ve figured out how to recreate it

My coffee table was a dumping ground for months. Remote controls, random mail, half-empty water bottles, that book I kept meaning to read. You know the drill. Then I spent like 20 minutes actually styling it and suddenly my whole living room felt more put together. People started complimenting my apartment. All because I arranged

I’ve been dreaming about having a home library since I was like twelve. You know, floor-to-ceiling bookshelves, a rolling ladder, maybe a leather chair and a reading lamp. Very Beauty and the Beast vibes. Reality check: I live in an apartment where my kitchen doubles as my hallway. But you know what? I still created

Can we talk about how I used to spend ten minutes every morning searching for my everyday mascara? TEN MINUTES. It was always buried under something, or rolled behind my makeup bag, or somehow ended up in a drawer I never use. Then I finally organized my vanity and it’s honestly been life-changing. My makeup

So I did the thing. I spent an entire Saturday organizing my closet, and honestly? It’s been two weeks and I still open the door just to look at it. Is this what inner peace feels like? If you’re staring at a closet that sparks anything BUT joy, I feel you. Mine was a disaster