HeyJaredThe Nest
Sharing ideas about how to find, use, and style secondhand items; how nature can be a rich source of inspiration; design elements and artists I'm inspired by; and exploring how the home, mind, and body are all connected.
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Home Update 06; the bedroom (opens the original)
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A little update on the bedroom! Before diving in though, a reminder that I rent, so I am being really mindful with how much time, energy, and money I put into my space (and also aware of a few renter limitations). If I owned my space (or was planning to stay long term) my vision would likely be different (would likely involve wallpaper, built in shelving, etc), but because I’m probably only going to be here a year or two I’m looking at things with a more pared down viewpoint. I still want to mak
Marketplace Mockup 09 (opens the original)
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TheMARKETPLACEMOCKUPEdition 09 | August 2026Every item featured was found on FB Marketplace. By now my Marketplace algorithm has learned what I like (by clicking on things, saving items, and “liking” them in app) so all of these were found on my “for you” or “local” tab. My radius is quite vast, so don’t be fooled into thinking that these are all within a mile or two of where I live. The Mo
Home Update 05; the resources (opens the original)
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As the space starts coming together more and more I’ve been getting more questions on where things are from, how I did a project, where I like to source secondhand, and other questions in that arena. Sharing a few of my top answers in this article to have a one stop shop resource list for folks who are interested. Please leave a comment if I missed a question you’ve been wanting answered and I’ll keep tabs on them for a “resources part 2” later down the line.project how-to’s.I’ve done a couple o
Your Sonoma Day Trip Itinerary (opens the original)
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A QUICK DISCLAIMER:None of these spots are “secret spots,” but it should still be said when sharing places online to please treat the people and places with kindness and respect while visiting. If you can, always leave it nicer than how you found it and remember to support the local community and businesses while you’re there.Sonoma is such a fun place for a good adventure day. There are so many great shops, restaurants, and of course wineries. I spent a long afternoon exploring and left wishing
Homes that make you never want to leave all have these things in common (opens the original)
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While writing this article I reflected back on a range of spaces I’ve spent time in that have made me feel like my nervous system was finally regulated; from intentionally designed restaurants and cafes, to favorite homes and houses, and calming outdoor spaces. While all different in function and purpose, they all evoke a certain feeling that made me feel like I didn’t want to leave. Here’s what I found that they had in common:1 there is art, the art is interesting.The most interesting art is ar
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