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Hilla Top
This top is that dreamy, effortlessly chic piece every fall wardrobe needs. With its vintage-inspired silk print and relaxed drape, it’s perfect for dressing up with a sleek skirt or dressing down with jeans and boots. Whether it’s a cozy holiday dinner or just a little everyday luxury, this blouse has you covered!
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Sprial Wine Glasses
These spiral wine goblets in rich chestnut brown bring a warm, moody vibe to any table—perfect for cozy fall gatherings or just elevating your everyday. I’m a firm believer that even water tastes better in a beautiful glass, and these have just the right mix of rustic charm and elegance. Cheers to making every sip feel a little extra special!
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Bistrot Place Setting in Tortoise (set of 5)
This tortoise bistrot cutlery set strikes the perfect balance between modern and vintage, bringing just the right touch of charm to a rustic table. I love blending new and old elements, and these pieces feel like they’ve got a story—while still being sleek and functional. They’re an easy way to elevate any meal and make your table feel layered and inviting.
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Tulpina Napkins
These Tulpina embroidered napkins are like little pieces of art for your table, made from hand-loomed linen and detailed with vintage-inspired floral embroidery. I love how they add that perfect pop of color—think of them as the jewelry of your tablescape!
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Pure Linen Rectangular Tablecloth
A classic linen tablecloth is the ultimate base layer—think of it as your blank canvas. Starting with something neutral lets you build from there, adding pops of color, texture, or pattern however you like. It's all about keeping it simple, so the rest of your table decor shines... No need to over-complicate!

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December always feels like a season all its own. I can already feel myself getting anxious of my “to-do’s” and I am rewriting the narrative this year... which has been an ongoing trend for me in general. Find ways to slow down just enough to notice the little things-like the way the light hits in the late afternoon or how comforting a familiar scent can be.

So in the spirit of curling up and relishing in the comfort of our homes, I find myself drawn to warmth in every form-deep, earthy hues that ground you, textures that invite touch, and timeless details that quietly stand the test of time. This is the season for gathering close, embracing the imperfections of the moment, and leaning into everything that makes your home feel like a haven.

Enjoy our December vision board and find out what we are daydreaming about all month long (LTK link in bio to shop the full roundup)!

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December always feels like a season all its own. I can already feel myself getting anxious of my “to-do’s” and I am rewriting the narrative this year... which has been an ongoing trend for me in general. Find ways to slow down just enough to notice the little things-like the way the light hits in the late afternoon or how comforting a familiar scent can be. So in the spirit of curling up and relishing in the comfort of our homes, I find myself drawn to warmth in every form-deep, earthy hues that ground you, textures that invite touch, and timeless details that quietly stand the test of time. This is the season for gathering close, embracing the imperfections of the moment, and leaning into everything that makes your home feel like a haven. Enjoy our December vision board and find out what we are daydreaming about all month long (LTK link in bio to shop the full roundup)!

If you had asked me 5 years ago if I would ever consider using faux garland, my answer would be… No. Way. But here we are and I find myself using it everywhere. But it’s not that cheesy, plasticky (is that a word?) stuff—I’ve tried many brands (ahem.. I won’t name names) but these are the cream of the crop.

Ok - so let’s get to the deets of how to achieve this look… Let me tell you:

Materials Needed:
- @afloral 66” faux cedar garland (link in our LTK) I used 4 to get this full of a look!
- command hooks
- binder clips
- optional: a few additional sprigs + branches for added volume

1. Stick command hooks on whichever surface you would like to hang your garland from (I spaced mine about 12 inches apart)
2. Attach the binder clips to the stem of the garland
3. Use the hook of the binder clip to attach onto the hook of the command strips
4. Fluff your garland to hide any visible hooks
5. Add a couple of branches into the mix if you are wanting an extra luxe and full look. Don’t forget to fluff!

If you need this garland (did I mention it’s on sale?) comment ‘GARLAND’ and I’ll send you the link to the exact one we used!

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If you had asked me 5 years ago if I would ever consider using faux garland, my answer would be… No. Way. But here we are and I find myself using it everywhere. But it’s not that cheesy, plasticky (is that a word?) stuff—I’ve tried many brands (ahem.. I won’t name names) but these are the cream of the crop. Ok - so let’s get to the deets of how to achieve this look… Let me tell you: Materials Needed: - @afloral 66” faux cedar garland (link in our LTK) I used 4 to get this full of a look! - command hooks - binder clips - optional: a few additional sprigs + branches for added volume 1. Stick command hooks on whichever surface you would like to hang your garland from (I spaced mine about 12 inches apart) 2. Attach the binder clips to the stem of the garland 3. Use the hook of the binder clip to attach onto the hook of the command strips 4. Fluff your garland to hide any visible hooks 5. Add a couple of branches into the mix if you are wanting an extra luxe and full look. Don’t forget to fluff! If you need this garland (did I mention it’s on sale?) comment ‘GARLAND’ and I’ll send you the link to the exact one we used!

It’s wild how much a room can change when the furniture finally moves in. I still remember walking through our house before it was furnished—it felt full of potential but so unfinished, almost like it was waiting to tell its story.

When the pieces started coming together, it was like the spaces came to life. The living room wasn’t just a room anymore-it became the place where we gather, where we linger over coffee or cozy up for movie nights. The dining room turned into more than just a table and chairs; it’s where we share meals and moments with people we love.

I’ve realized that furniture isn’t just about filling a space. It’s about creating a foundation for how you live. It’s about finding pieces that are not only functional but that feel like they belong. They anchor the room, yes, but they also bring warmth, character, and soul.

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It’s wild how much a room can change when the furniture finally moves in. I still remember walking through our house before it was furnished—it felt full of potential but so unfinished, almost like it was waiting to tell its story. When the pieces started coming together, it was like the spaces came to life. The living room wasn’t just a room anymore-it became the place where we gather, where we linger over coffee or cozy up for movie nights. The dining room turned into more than just a table and chairs; it’s where we share meals and moments with people we love. I’ve realized that furniture isn’t just about filling a space. It’s about creating a foundation for how you live. It’s about finding pieces that are not only functional but that feel like they belong. They anchor the room, yes, but they also bring warmth, character, and soul.

Part III of the #High DesertTumaloRanch home tour. Today we are finally revealing the primary suite —and we are just so excited to be able to share with you all the details that went into creating this little private sanctuary.

If you’re new here, this part of the house was an addition to our home. We extended this end of the house 16’ to create a comfortable distance between the entry and the bedroom itself, adding a cozy den in between as a privacy buffer (stay tuned for the den reveal soon!). The primary bathroom went from tiny to feeling spacious and perfect for our routines.

We hope you have enjoyed this tour. The walkthrough has been such a great way to share our design choices and how we shaped our home to reflect our lifestyle. I’m no natural in front of the camera, 😆 but this has been fun! Thanks for being here. ❤️

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Part III of the #High DesertTumaloRanch home tour. Today we are finally revealing the primary suite —and we are just so excited to be able to share with you all the details that went into creating this little private sanctuary. If you’re new here, this part of the house was an addition to our home. We extended this end of the house 16’ to create a comfortable distance between the entry and the bedroom itself, adding a cozy den in between as a privacy buffer (stay tuned for the den reveal soon!). The primary bathroom went from tiny to feeling spacious and perfect for our routines. We hope you have enjoyed this tour. The walkthrough has been such a great way to share our design choices and how we shaped our home to reflect our lifestyle. I’m no natural in front of the camera, 😆 but this has been fun! Thanks for being here. ❤️
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