HeyJaredTreehouse
Building meaning—and magic—in our lived environment, lithely delivered through weekly bits and bobs, plus a monthly print zine.
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Lessons from the bulk bin & CPK (opens the original)
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Summer is great and all, don’t get me wrong, but I have always loved the Virgoid energy of September. I can almost smell the highly specific scent of carpet glue and ceiling-high plastic binders from the annual back-to-school trip to Staples growing up. Truly, nothing better than coming home with elite and crispy-new mechanical pencils.For those who are new here (which is quite a few!! welcome!!), every month I get a little more personal with this monthly recap. Despite the fact that it tends to
This air dry clay lamp would make an incredible gift (opens the original)
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The following email is a little bts of the September print edition of Treehouse, which will ship on Monday! If you’d like to get a copy (and another one every single month 😮💨), get yourself a ‘paid + print’ subscription, by clicking below.Subscribe nowSubscriptions for this particular edition close Friday 9/25! <a class="image-link image2 is-
Favorite corners of my house that didn’t make it in the CoJ tour (opens the original)
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A bunch of months ago, an editor from Cup of Jo got in touch to schedule a house tour. I’d put a few photos of our house up on my Instagram, and I guess she and her colleagues saw it and, you know, subsequently liked what they saw. I’ve touched on the mild panic this induced. It’s one thing to put a few heavily cropped images up on social media; yet another to invite the over to take photos. I’d worked with Greta in the p
Why I love print now more than ever (opens the original)
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New faces, welcome!! Treehouse is an exploration of living with creativity—about the ways we build meaning in our lived environment. It is, staunchly, a lifestyle publication. And it’s written by me, Zinzi; me, who has been a writer and editor for almost two decades, who has worked for big glossy magazines in refrigerated high rises, for smaller indie titles (one of which I founded and edited) with no AC at all, created printed matter for brands—plus a brief-ish (<a href="https://www.discogs.com
Jess Saved Summer 🐿️ (opens the original)
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I went outside; I was curious if the apples on our tree were ready and when I went to test one, to pull and see, it came right off as if it was just about to fall anyway. And so it is: Fall is coming and maybe a little bit already here. (Sorry.)Sometimes it’s a bit of a relief, sometimes it elicits grief. But whatever it is: September is when a lot of our produce is feeling PEAK and that means, it’s time to put it up for later. Several years ago, I turned to my friend, a person who’s really dedi
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