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Custom Embroidered Linen Cocktail Napkins – Tuxedo
Fluted Coupe Glass
Henley Task Lamp
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Stargazer Flameless Pillar Candle
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Holiday

Effortless Holiday Hosting:
The Martha Way

Recently, I stumbled back onto one of Martha’s holiday blog posts from 2018. It reminded…
Holiday

Spring Birthday Celebration:
A ‘Girl Dinner’ Themed Party

Spring is finally here, so we had the best excuse to throw a candlelit, slightly…
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Hand Forged Iron Candle Holder
Vintage Block Print Pillow Cover
Sanders Sideboard with Hutch – Basil
Chapman Oval Bistro Table
Rattan Placemat
Gustav Medium Floor Lamp
Silver Hotel Tray
Dublin Night Carafe
Madeline Napkins
Leni Chestnut Suede
Gemma Maxi Dress
La Linge Metal Candlestick Taper Candle Holder
Emporia Stainless Steel Coupe
Aged Terracotta Round Pots
Wynn Portuguese Glazed Terracotta Serve Bowl
Thistle Beer Glass
Zofia Fluted Glass Cake Stand
Tyrion Vase
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The March Edit:
A Seasonal Shift from Winter to Spring

March always feels like a turning point. The days get longer, the sun starts peeking…
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Holiday Entertaining: Fun for the Hostess Too!

Alright, so let’s set the scene. Picture this: the house is filled with the cozy,…
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Renovation diaries:
I haven’t really touched this room yet... aside from moving furniture around and mentally claiming it as my office. I started painting it today and now I’m wondering why I waited so long.
French Gray by @farrowandball has that quiet, old-world softness I keep coming back to. It doesn’t feel trendy or precious... just really livable.
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We’re big fans of the IKEA PAX system! And if you’ve been following for a while, you might recognize it from the High Desert Tumalo Ranch, our last home.
We originally used these wardrobes as closet overflow in our bedroom and primary closet, and they worked so well that we’re bringing the same idea into our upstairs bathroom at Sixth Street Bungalow. With limited storage in the adjoining guest rooms, this felt like the smartest, most functional (and let’s not forget affordable) solution.
The key is making it feel intentional. We always add trim and base molding for a built-in look, upgrade the hardware, and paint them so they feel custom. In Tumalo, we even used curtain panels for a softer, layered feel.
It’s proof that good design isn’t about reinventing the wheel but about using the right tools, the right way.
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