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Episode 114 (opens the original)
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My one hour virtual consults continue to be such fun for us! I love meeting new people in different places and getting a little glimpse into their life and what is troubling them about their homes. I’ve had recent divorcées who felt unstuck and inspired for the first time in a while during our call. I’ve had clients postpartum who are barely keeping their head above water feel hopeful again at the idea of making something beautiful. I’m not overhyped- this is not a life saving procedure. But hel
Episode 113 (opens the original)
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Episode 112 (opens the original)
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Stay with my woo woo for a minute. I won’t go into how female energy is creative energy - I will save that for another day. However, I do feel a bit like a mother to each one of these houses that I steward through various phases to completion. Every single element required dozens of decisions, samples, approvals, revisions and the occasional road block. And, of course, as I round into my 15th year practicing this craft, I become more and more particular about the decisions made for my full servi
Episode 111 (opens the original)
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There always seems to be a sale coming up, Prime Day, Cyber Monday, Labor Day, etc. and I’ll admit, I usually fall for it. But instead of pulling together a list of things just because they’re on sale, I thought I’d share things I’ve actually recommended to clients over the past few months. Everything here has either come up during a consult or been sourced for a full-service project. I love a good deal, but I’m also trying to be a little more intentional about what I buy. So, these are things I
Episode 110 (opens the original)
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I’ve rarely met a lampshade I didn’t like. It started back in ‘09 while visiting Carl Thomas Lamps on Lady Street in Columbia, SC. I noticed how swapping out a stock shade for a black parchment with gold lining transformed a space. I even experimented with covering some in fabric. I won’t share because they were ugly but still, I knew I was onto something. And now, you won’t find a white paper shade in sight at any of my projects. A lampshade is a layer, not an afterthought. It adds charm and ch
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