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The eye-catching details in your home

The eye-catching details in your home

Attention-nabbing home decor doesn’t need to be big or flashy. A few springs of faux greenery - and they don’t have to be green! - will catch the eye and add some warmth and natural vibes to your abode.
Refreshing your entryway décor with neutral tones

Refreshing your entryway décor with neutral tones

March is passing quickly and spring is at our doorstep. This new season calls for a refresh in the area of your home that oftentimes gets neglected: the entryway.
Kimberly Reed
Warm wooden gifts to accentuate modern farmhouse décor

Warm wooden gifts to accentuate modern farmhouse décor

Wood pieces make amazing gifts that your friends and family don’t often think to buy for themselves – hence they make the perfect presents.
Kimberly Reed
A natural spring décor tablescape from Desert Décor

A natural spring décor tablescape from Desert Décor

My friend Liz Roth (of desert-decor) gets a lot of feedback from her followers about the evolution of her country living style, which started out in full-blown French country. These days, Liz has a new philosophy on how she styles her Arizona home: “I just add things that I really like – not going with trends – and I encourage others to do the same.”
Kimberly Reed
Mantel Décor: How to style a mantel

Mantel Décor: How to style a mantel

A bare mantel does not equal smiles. You can use a similar approach to mantel styling as you might for Christmas. Here are a couple of can’t-go-wrong tips: Know your focal point and don’t overdo it.
Kimberly Reed
Forget the winter blahs with fresh faux greenery

Forget the winter blahs with fresh faux greenery

The weather is anything but predictable these days, am I right? That’s why many of us rely on faux greenery to save our sanity at this time of year, when it seems like spring will never arrive.
Kimberly Reed
Freshen your space during the long winter with wall decor

Freshen your space during the long winter with wall decor

The long winter gives us time to assess our spaces and ‘scapes and create some change. Let's start with wall decor! 
Kimberly Reed
Finishing touches for a farmhouse with flair

Finishing touches for a farmhouse with flair

Looking for a sprinkle of wintertime magic to add to the abode? Look no further, as we’ve collected some fun, festive items for you - or to share with a loved one as a gift. (Or get one for you and one for them!)

Kimberly Reed
Carefully Curated Collections to Simplify Your Shopping

Carefully Curated Collections to Simplify Your Shopping

We searched high and low for unique items that are sure to put smiles on the faces of whoever receives them. Each of these gifts are lovingly hand-boxed by our “workshop elves.” We did the hard work and you get to reap the benefits with these “ready-to-give” gift boxes. You can even add a personalized note to each gift box, and we’ll ship it directly to the recipient or to you.
Kimberly Reed
Create a winter wonderland with red, white - and snow

Create a winter wonderland with red, white - and snow

Our annual mission is locating treasures that complement your existing décor—or become centerpieces for a brand-new holiday look. Red and white never goes out of fashion for Christmas, so this post offers a smattering of trims and trinkets for you or to share!
Kimberly Reed
Embrace the natural beauty of a modern farmhouse Christmas

Embrace the natural beauty of a modern farmhouse Christmas

Our search for the perfect items for our Rose Buds gets us remembering simpler times, which is why you’ll see a lot of natural beauty in the 2020 collection. Are you ready to deck the halls, deck the doors or deck whatever else is standing still? If so, we’ve got you jolly-well covered.
This Advent calendar tree stands about 53-inches-tall, and tucked inside, each calendar date features a little canvas sack hung on antique-looking tacks.

Let’s jumpstart the joy!

We’ve got the lowdown on 2020’s holiday décor plan: Put it up right now! It’s time to add some elements of wintertime whimsy to bring some joy back into our lives during what we’ll simply call a challenging year.
Janna Hartley