Since there aren’t any full rooms really ready to show, I wanted to share some of my favorite little corners and details of our new place.

Master bedroom mantle.

My closet. Completely in love. Between the brass clover light and shoe display, its perfection.

Our new shower. Its amazing how happy a new shower can make me. Absolutely love the mix of the large pieces on the walls and the herringbone floor.

Master bath sink and faucet. 

Kitchen pendants and a pretty orchid from my fam.

Kitchen stove, backsplash and accessories.

Powder room. Between the wallpaper, the oversized hex floor, and that sink console. I could live in there.

A little bit wider view of our built-ins. Slowly but surely getting some love. Including our new ceramic magnolia from Vintage Grain! 

And just to keep it real… A pile of art, a faucet, boxes, a chair and a bag of games. Oh and half of our dining table.

Renovations are not glamorous, but I am LOVING the outcome of everything. We turned over keys to the new owners of our old place yesterday and I didn’t even cry. I haven’t looked back once since moving in. 

If you haven’t been over to MadeByGirl, you should go now…to see my home tour! I shared with Jen some pictures of our place, and she was amazing enough to share them with her thousands of readers. So if you are interested, go over and take a peek!

Have a great weekend and thank you to all of my new readers! So excited to have you here! xoxo

Well this week I am feeling really nostalgic, and a little sad if I am being really honest here. My mom’s house, which we lived in for 9 years went on the market this week. My mom recently moved to the city and although we all held on tight to this house, it was ready to move on. None of us live at home anymore, and my mom is loving city life.

But the real reason I am sharing pictures of the house is because I think my mom has the most unbelievable taste and vision of any person I’ve ever known. Best part, shes a therapist, not even a designer. This woman has vision any designer could only dream of. 

She bought this house and my sisters and I hated it. It was awkward and uncomfortable, but she knew it was something special. So after a little bit of construction and a major surface makeover. She made it incredible.

Not only does she have vision, she has timeless vision.

I wish I had taken pictures before the house went on the market because we moved out a ton of the furniture to my mom’s place downtown, so this shows the house “staged”, but it still gives an idea of what a special house it is.