a home decor blog, making it pretty one space at a time
All I want is for my kitchen to feel cozy. I’ve been loving the cottagecore trend lately, and to really embrace it, that means layering in soft textures and sweet fabrics. So today, I’m making a DIY oven curtain! There’s absolutely no practical need for this project—but if your oven or dishwasher isn’t quite as cute as you’d like, this one’s… Read More
I am fully embracing the cottagecore decor trend, which means that I needed a kitchen lamp! When my friend Laurel from Wicker Picker Vintage found this lamp, I talked her into selling it to me—and I’ve been so excited to make it over! Anthropologie has a few lamps with bases covered in ceramic flowers, and I used those as my… Read More
The Lenox Spice Village is one of my favorite vintage collections. I love its charm and whimsy—and I want to display it in a way that feels just as special. Since my kitchen only has a narrow shelf area, I decided to make a custom Scalloped Lenox Spice Village Rack that perfectly fits my space and my 24 little spice… Read More
Ever dream of adding a charming banquette to your dining nook—without hiring a carpenter or spending a fortune? Let me show you an easy and affordable way to do just that with this Ikea hack banquette seating skirted project! Using a $50 IKEA Kallax bookcase, I created a built-in-style bench that features hidden storage, a soft upholstered cushion, and a… Read More
If you’re feeling uninspired by your all-white kitchen, you’re not alone. While white kitchens are timeless and clean, they can sometimes feel a little… safe. Today, I’m walking you through exactly how to add color to a white kitchen using simple, budget-friendly DIY projects that make a major impact — all without a full renovation. From pink-painted cabinets to charming… Read More
The Lenox Spice Village collection is a charming set of 24 ceramic spice jars shaped like miniature houses. Many collectors are getting their new Lenox Spice Village houses and looking for a stylish way to display them. While the original Lenox Spice Village shelf from 1989 is perfect, its $300+ price tag is not. Luckily, you can make a beautiful… Read More
