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Pewter Fringe Clutch

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Off-White 3D Flowers Blouse

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Cotton Jersey Stripe Cardigan Cotton Jersey Stripe Cardigan

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Cardigan Pants Sets 2 Piece Slouchy Sweater Loungewear

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Okiwam Women’s Oversized Sweaters Long Sleeve Crewneck

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Women’s Openwork V-Neck Pullover Sweater

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Studded Leather Belt

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Marcie Small Satchel Bag in Grained Calfskin

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Samba OG Shoes

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ASICS GEL-1130 women’s sneakers

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Buckle Leather Moccasins

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Rockstud Espadrille Wedge Sandal

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Oversize Leather Weekender Bag

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Mini Bow Bag

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Long Sleeve Button Down Loose Striped Cotton Maxi Shirt Dress

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Aiden Pinstriped Twill Blazer

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The Low Favorite Pant

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Women’s High-Rise Sailor Wide Leg Ankle Jeans

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Women’s High-Rise Wide Leg Pleated Pants

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The Rambler Zip Heel Jeans

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The Tux Sidestepper Sneak Frayed High Waist Bootcut Jeans

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The Everything Shirt in Fawn

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Alice Cotton One Shoulder Tee

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Women’s Short Sleeve T-Shirt

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Triomphe 56mm Square Sunglasses

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Cotton-Blend Culotte

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Double-Breasted Cotton Trench Coat

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Meredith Jacket

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Chino Sport Cap Chino Sport Cap

Hadyn Sandal in White Leather

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Satin Effect Midi Skirt

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Denim Shirt With Epaulets

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Cropped Denim Shirt

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Kennedy Mini Belt

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Spring Capsule Wardrobe:
The Only Pieces You’ll Wear on Repeat

We’ve made it to spring! Here in Bend, the mornings are still chilly, but by…

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The finished photos are fun, but honestly, the decisions behind them are the part I could talk about all day.

Why we vaulted a ceiling. Where we found a way to save without sacrificing the look. How we made something completely custom out of a pretty standard material.
The tiny decisions that no one would ever notice—but completely change how a room feels.

That’s really why I started Between the Layers. It’s where I can go beyond the reveal and share the why behind what we do, what I’ve learned along the way, and the things I’d absolutely do again (or maybe wouldn’t 😂).

If you like knowing what’s behind the pretty photo, I think you’ll like it over there.

Comment “LAYERS” and I’ll send you the link to subscribe (or visit the link in our bio).

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The finished photos are fun, but honestly, the decisions behind them are the part I could talk about all day.

Why we vaulted a ceiling. Where we found a way to save without sacrificing the look. How we made something completely custom out of a pretty standard material.
The tiny decisions that no one would ever notice—but completely change how a room feels.

That’s really why I started Between the Layers. It’s where I can go beyond the reveal and share the why behind what we do, what I’ve learned along the way, and the things I’d absolutely do again (or maybe wouldn’t 😂).

If you like knowing what’s behind the pretty photo, I think you’ll like it over there.

Comment “LAYERS” and I’ll send you the link to subscribe (or visit the link in our bio).

Your room might not need more furniture. It might just need finished windows.

I will die on this hill. 😂

Window treatments have this incredible way of making everything else in a room feel more intentional—the ceiling feels taller, the architecture feels better, and even furniture you’ve had forever somehow looks more considered.

I shared the window treatments throughout our own home a while back and apparently this struck a nerve because it became one of our most talked-about Between the Layers posts. So, bringing it back for anyone who missed it. I’m sharing what we used, where I spent more, where I absolutely did not, and the little details I think make the biggest difference.

Comment “WINDOWS” and I’ll send you the full post.

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Your room might not need more furniture. It might just need finished windows.

I will die on this hill. 😂

Window treatments have this incredible way of making everything else in a room feel more intentional—the ceiling feels taller, the architecture feels better, and even furniture you’ve had forever somehow looks more considered.

I shared the window treatments throughout our own home a while back and apparently this struck a nerve because it became one of our most talked-about Between the Layers posts. So, bringing it back for anyone who missed it. I’m sharing what we used, where I spent more, where I absolutely did not, and the little details I think make the biggest difference.

Comment “WINDOWS” and I’ll send you the full post.

A little Monday note.

I started Between the Layers because I realized there was so much I wanted to share that just didn’t really fit here.

Sometimes it’s design. Sometimes it’s a source I can’t stop thinking about. Sometimes it’s what I would do differently in my own home.

It’s become a place for me to share a little more freely and go a little deeper — and I’ve really loved writing it.
If you’ve been following along here for a while and want a little more of the conversation, come join us over there. It lands right in your inbox every Friday. xx

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A little Monday note.

I started Between the Layers because I realized there was so much I wanted to share that just didn’t really fit here.

Sometimes it’s design. Sometimes it’s a source I can’t stop thinking about. Sometimes it’s what I would do differently in my own home.

It’s become a place for me to share a little more freely and go a little deeper — and I’ve really loved writing it.
If you’ve been following along here for a while and want a little more of the conversation, come join us over there. It lands right in your inbox every Friday. xx

Maybe this is why this quote hit me so hard.

I’m in a season where I feel both incredibly grounded in who I am and also... still figuring out what I want the next chapter to look like.

And I think both can be true.

You can love the life you’ve built and still want to evolve it. You can miss old versions of your life without wanting them back. You can be grateful for where you are and excited to see where you go next.

There’s something really freeing about realizing we’re allowed to keep becoming.

Back in my natural habitat 😂 Plans, samples, a
million ideas, and getting to walk through them with our clients IN PERSON

One of my favorite parts of making a new house feel like home is pulling these back out. Although I could do without the reminder of just how quickly it all goes.

Dinner at Southall and I think it officially convinced me I need to make a Tennessee recommendations post.

Just two girls who believe deeply in the importance of breakfast.🥞

Proof that sometimes the answer really is just... paint it yellow. 💛

Soaking up quality time with my char

File under: tiny details that make something incredibly simple feel special.

A very Cultus Lake kind of afternoon!!

A little headshot refresh for the team

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Came across this old video from one of our campaign shoots at the #High DesertTumaloRanch and it made me a little 🥹

We’re enjoying our family vacation in Sunriver, and I’ve actually been back in Oregon for the past month—catching up with clients, squeezing in site visits and consults, and honestly just loving being here again.

There really is nothing quite like an Oregon summer. Even with the wildfires, which has been heartbreaking to watch become such a normal part of summers here, this place still holds so many special memories for our family and has always felt like a bit of a retreat.

We spent so many good evenings out on this patio, usually with those killer mountain views in the background. Seeing this again brought me right back. Had to share.🤎

It’s never too late to dial in your patio. IMO early fall is still some of the best time to spend outdoors (and let’s be honest, you can find some pretty amazing sales- save now and enjoy later). Let us help you design your outdoor space for any season!

Videography: @bozemanmediadesign

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Came across this old video from one of our campaign shoots at the #High DesertTumaloRanch and it made me a little 🥹

We’re enjoying our family vacation in Sunriver, and I’ve actually been back in Oregon for the past month—catching up with clients, squeezing in site visits and consults, and honestly just loving being here again.

There really is nothing quite like an Oregon summer. Even with the wildfires, which has been heartbreaking to watch become such a normal part of summers here, this place still holds so many special memories for our family and has always felt like a bit of a retreat.

We spent so many good evenings out on this patio, usually with those killer mountain views in the background. Seeing this again brought me right back. Had to share.🤎

It’s never too late to dial in your patio. IMO early fall is still some of the best time to spend outdoors (and let’s be honest, you can find some pretty amazing sales- save now and enjoy later). Let us help you design your outdoor space for any season!

Videography: @bozemanmediadesign

Hiring a designer is a funny thing. You’re essentially handing someone your home your budget, years of saved inspiration, and a pretty intimate look at how your family actually lives-and trusting them to get it right.

That’s not a small thing.

And a good designer’s job is so much more than making your home beautiful. It’s listening closely enough to know when to push you toward something you wouldn’t have chosen on Your ow? when to wark with what you already love, and when to say, Nope, that doesn’t feel You should still recognize yourself in your home when we’re done. Just maybe a version you couldn’t quite figure out how to get to on your own.

That trust takes time, which is why we start every project with a conversation.

If you’ve been thinking about getting some help with your home but aren’t quite sure what that looks like yet, that’s okay. Tell us what you’re working on. We’ll start there.

Discovery calls are always the first step — link in bio or shoot us a DM.

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Hiring a designer is a funny thing. You’re essentially handing someone your home your budget, years of saved inspiration, and a pretty intimate look at how your family actually lives-and trusting them to get it right.

That’s not a small thing.

And a good designer’s job is so much more than making your home beautiful. It’s listening closely enough to know when to push you toward something you wouldn’t have chosen on Your ow? when to wark with what you already love, and when to say, Nope, that doesn’t feel You should still recognize yourself in your home when we’re done. Just maybe a version you couldn’t quite figure out how to get to on your own.

That trust takes time, which is why we start every project with a conversation.

If you’ve been thinking about getting some help with your home but aren’t quite sure what that looks like yet, that’s okay. Tell us what you’re working on. We’ll start there.

Discovery calls are always the first step — link in bio or shoot us a DM.