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A mix of old, new, handmade, found… I love to display my treasures I’ve collected throughout my life! They bring me so much joy. #vintage #handmade #eclectic #colorful #maximalist

We designed this blue striped pink floral ruffle pillowcase for my brand’s new bedding collection coming out soon (Dahl Home) 🎀🛏️ … So excited and can’t wait to bring the dream project to life! Sign up for the waitlist on our website wwe.dahlhome.co 💕💕💕 #pinkinterior #bedding #pillowcover #ruffles #shabbychic #floralpattern #cottage

🍽️ My Favorite Collection – Timeless Dishes from Denby One of the quiet joys of daily life? Using dishes that feel just right. I’ve slowly built up a collection of Denby ceramics, and I honestly love them more with each use. The glazed finish, the weight in the hand, and the natural, earthy tones — they strike that perfect balance between everyday function and timeless beauty. ✨ Whether I’m plating a simple breakfast or setting the table for guests, these dishes elevate even the most ordinary meals. They’re sturdy, elegant, and they pair beautifully with the warm wood tones in our home. It’s the kind of collection that makes me want to slow down, eat mindfully, and appreciate the little rituals. #myfavoritecollection #denbydishes #ceramiclove #kitchencollection #timelessdesign #everydayelevated #tabletopgoals #earthytablescape #apartmentstyle #neutralhome #homewithintention #cozydining #designobsession #slowhome #interiorinspo #styledspaces #softminimalism

I needed a dedicated coffee and break station to create some separation in my life. I think I did a good job here where I can step away from everything else and relax

Embracing those cozy vibes today and every day because comfort is a way of life! ☕📚🍂 #CozyVibes #EverydayComfort #LifeInComfort

Play with your food! At a recent artist retreat @studiostackhouse, my dear friend and mentor Leah Spurrier really got me turned onto the joy of collecting vintage dinnerware. She taught me a super neat trick for how to create a unique dining set up that will wow your guests and not break the bank. I wanted to share this brilliant technique with you all. Mix and Match sets— that’s right! Ever been out to a flea market and see broken up dish sets, solo plates and sad little loners that got lost from their family? With a little vision and creativity you can rescue and reclaim these lost battalions and give them a whole new meaning and life. You start by picking a pallet and sticking to it. It can take some time to create a full set but is totally worth the patience. Try adding some hand thrown pottery pieces for soup bowls, serving bowls, coffee mugs and other table top accessories to give your collection a rich, rustic European feel. This is my first collection i’ve put together using this method and I absolutely love how it turned out. What do you think? Drop me a line below and tell me which pieces you love the most.

I started journaling after randomly picking up a book about bullet journaling. I kept it simple and wrote a little each day—and over time, the collection just grew. I still remember starting my very first journal in January 2020, then just a few months later, the world shifted with COVID. As spent more time at home, journaling became something that really grounded me. Now it’s 2025, and I’m still writing. These journals hold years of quiet thoughts, memories, and daily life—seeing them all lined up brings such a calm and grateful feeling. #myfavoritecollection #furniturechallenge #designobsession #interioraddict #styledspaces #journalnotebook #bulletjournal #Officeteldecoration #officeroom #ikeahack #ikeabookshelf #ikeacabinet

Tea time = me time and it is essential😉 #healing #metime #teatime #cozyvibe #cozyhome #cottage #modernfarm #ohouseglow #ohouselight

I needed a dedicated coffee and break station to create some separation in my life. I think I did a good job here where I can step away from everything else and relax

I needed a dedicated coffee and break station to create some separation in my life. I think I did a good job here where I can step away from everything else and relax

Welcome to my vintage sanctuary, where creativity flourishes amidst a treasure trove of nostalgia. Step into my office, where vintage objects and lamps breathe life into every corner, casting a warm glow that fuels inspiration. But here's a question for you: What's your dream vintage object? Is it an antique typewriter that echoes with the melodies of past writers, or a vintage rotary phone that adds a touch of timeless charm to your space? Share your vintage dreams in the comments below, and let's embark on a journey of collective imagination. Together, let's celebrate the allure of the past and the creative energy it inspires. ✨💼✉️ #VintageVibes #OfficeInspiration #DreamVintageObject #NostalgicWorkspace #CollectiveImagination

Play with your food! At a recent artist retreat @studiostackhouse, my dear friend and mentor Leah Spurrier really got me turned onto the joy of collecting vintage dinnerware. She taught me a super neat trick for how to create a unique dining set up that will wow your guests and not break the bank. I wanted to share this brilliant technique with you all. Mix and Match sets— that’s right! Ever been out to a flea market and see broken up dish sets, solo plates and sad little loners that got lost from their family? With a little vision and creativity you can rescue and reclaim these lost battalions and give them a whole new meaning and life. You start by picking a pallet and sticking to it. It can take some time to create a full set but is totally worth the patience. Try adding some hand thrown pottery pieces for soup bowls, serving bowls, coffee mugs and other table top accessories to give your collection a rich, rustic European feel. This is my first collection i’ve put together using this method and I absolutely love how it turned out. What do you think? Drop me a line below and tell me which pieces you love the most.

Play with your food! At a recent artist retreat @studiostackhouse, my dear friend and mentor Leah Spurrier really got me turned onto the joy of collecting vintage dinnerware. She taught me a super neat trick for how to create a unique dining set up that will wow your guests and not break the bank. I wanted to share this brilliant technique with you all. Mix and Match sets— that’s right! Ever been out to a flea market and see broken up dish sets, solo plates and sad little loners that got lost from their family? With a little vision and creativity you can rescue and reclaim these lost battalions and give them a whole new meaning and life. You start by picking a pallet and sticking to it. It can take some time to create a full set but is totally worth the patience. Try adding some hand thrown pottery pieces for soup bowls, serving bowls, coffee mugs and other table top accessories to give your collection a rich, rustic European feel. This is my first collection i’ve put together using this method and I absolutely love how it turned out. What do you think? Drop me a line below and tell me which pieces you love the most.

Play with your food! At a recent artist retreat @studiostackhouse, my dear friend and mentor Leah Spurrier really got me turned onto the joy of collecting vintage dinnerware. She taught me a super neat trick for how to create a unique dining set up that will wow your guests and not break the bank. I wanted to share this brilliant technique with you all. Mix and Match sets— that’s right! Ever been out to a flea market and see broken up dish sets, solo plates and sad little loners that got lost from their family? With a little vision and creativity you can rescue and reclaim these lost battalions and give them a whole new meaning and life. You start by picking a pallet and sticking to it. It can take some time to create a full set but is totally worth the patience. Try adding some hand thrown pottery pieces for soup bowls, serving bowls, coffee mugs and other table top accessories to give your collection a rich, rustic European feel. This is my first collection i’ve put together using this method and I absolutely love how it turned out. What do you think? Drop me a line below and tell me which pieces you love the most.

Play with your food! At a recent artist retreat @studiostackhouse, my dear friend and mentor Leah Spurrier really got me turned onto the joy of collecting vintage dinnerware. She taught me a super neat trick for how to create a unique dining set up that will wow your guests and not break the bank. I wanted to share this brilliant technique with you all. Mix and Match sets— that’s right! Ever been out to a flea market and see broken up dish sets, solo plates and sad little loners that got lost from their family? With a little vision and creativity you can rescue and reclaim these lost battalions and give them a whole new meaning and life. You start by picking a pallet and sticking to it. It can take some time to create a full set but is totally worth the patience. Try adding some hand thrown pottery pieces for soup bowls, serving bowls, coffee mugs and other table top accessories to give your collection a rich, rustic European feel. This is my first collection i’ve put together using this method and I absolutely love how it turned out. What do you think? Drop me a line below and tell me which pieces you love the most.

Play with your food! At a recent artist retreat @studiostackhouse, my dear friend and mentor Leah Spurrier really got me turned onto the joy of collecting vintage dinnerware. She taught me a super neat trick for how to create a unique dining set up that will wow your guests and not break the bank. I wanted to share this brilliant technique with you all. Mix and Match sets— that’s right! Ever been out to a flea market and see broken up dish sets, solo plates and sad little loners that got lost from their family? With a little vision and creativity you can rescue and reclaim these lost battalions and give them a whole new meaning and life. You start by picking a pallet and sticking to it. It can take some time to create a full set but is totally worth the patience. Try adding some hand thrown pottery pieces for soup bowls, serving bowls, coffee mugs and other table top accessories to give your collection a rich, rustic European feel. This is my first collection i’ve put together using this method and I absolutely love how it turned out. What do you think? Drop me a line below and tell me which pieces you love the most.

Play with your food! At a recent artist retreat @studiostackhouse, my dear friend and mentor Leah Spurrier really got me turned onto the joy of collecting vintage dinnerware. She taught me a super neat trick for how to create a unique dining set up that will wow your guests and not break the bank. I wanted to share this brilliant technique with you all. Mix and Match sets— that’s right! Ever been out to a flea market and see broken up dish sets, solo plates and sad little loners that got lost from their family? With a little vision and creativity you can rescue and reclaim these lost battalions and give them a whole new meaning and life. You start by picking a pallet and sticking to it. It can take some time to create a full set but is totally worth the patience. Try adding some hand thrown pottery pieces for soup bowls, serving bowls, coffee mugs and other table top accessories to give your collection a rich, rustic European feel. This is my first collection i’ve put together using this method and I absolutely love how it turned out. What do you think? Drop me a line below and tell me which pieces you love the most.

Play with your food! At a recent artist retreat @studiostackhouse, my dear friend and mentor Leah Spurrier really got me turned onto the joy of collecting vintage dinnerware. She taught me a super neat trick for how to create a unique dining set up that will wow your guests and not break the bank. I wanted to share this brilliant technique with you all. Mix and Match sets— that’s right! Ever been out to a flea market and see broken up dish sets, solo plates and sad little loners that got lost from their family? With a little vision and creativity you can rescue and reclaim these lost battalions and give them a whole new meaning and life. You start by picking a pallet and sticking to it. It can take some time to create a full set but is totally worth the patience. Try adding some hand thrown pottery pieces for soup bowls, serving bowls, coffee mugs and other table top accessories to give your collection a rich, rustic European feel. This is my first collection i’ve put together using this method and I absolutely love how it turned out. What do you think? Drop me a line below and tell me which pieces you love the most.

Stepping into my bedroom loft is like entering a time capsule of vintage charm ✨🏞️ With an array of classic lamps and unique pieces adorning every corner, it's a nostalgic haven that brings history to life! 😍🏰 #VintageVibes #RetroRevival #TimelessTreasures

Play with your food! At a recent artist retreat @studiostackhouse, my dear friend and mentor Leah Spurrier really got me turned onto the joy of collecting vintage dinnerware. She taught me a super neat trick for how to create a unique dining set up that will wow your guests and not break the bank. I wanted to share this brilliant technique with you all. Mix and Match sets— that’s right! Ever been out to a flea market and see broken up dish sets, solo plates and sad little loners that got lost from their family? With a little vision and creativity you can rescue and reclaim these lost battalions and give them a whole new meaning and life. You start by picking a pallet and sticking to it. It can take some time to create a full set but is totally worth the patience. Try adding some hand thrown pottery pieces for soup bowls, serving bowls, coffee mugs and other table top accessories to give your collection a rich, rustic European feel. This is my first collection i’ve put together using this method and I absolutely love how it turned out. What do you think? Drop me a line below and tell me which pieces you love the most.

Play with your food! At a recent artist retreat @studiostackhouse, my dear friend and mentor Leah Spurrier really got me turned onto the joy of collecting vintage dinnerware. She taught me a super neat trick for how to create a unique dining set up that will wow your guests and not break the bank. I wanted to share this brilliant technique with you all. Mix and Match sets— that’s right! Ever been out to a flea market and see broken up dish sets, solo plates and sad little loners that got lost from their family? With a little vision and creativity you can rescue and reclaim these lost battalions and give them a whole new meaning and life. You start by picking a pallet and sticking to it. It can take some time to create a full set but is totally worth the patience. Try adding some hand thrown pottery pieces for soup bowls, serving bowls, coffee mugs and other table top accessories to give your collection a rich, rustic European feel. This is my first collection i’ve put together using this method and I absolutely love how it turned out. What do you think? Drop me a line below and tell me which pieces you love the most.

Design without plants might as well be a dead space. They bring so much life and love into a home. Interesting planters and plant stands are one thing I always keep stocked in my collection for No Era! I’ve recently come across a variety of tall cylindrical planters that I’m obsessed with. Not only do they give plants some height and lift the eye but they also work as chillers for your favorite bottles in a pinch when throwing a party. I love when Decor is useful and versatile. Speaking of versatile another favorite thing I like to use as planters are ice pails! They’re perfect since they’re me to contain liquids and often have great textures and finishes you can’t find in ceramic planters. I did a story once called think outside the bar where I styled a bar cart six different ways that did not include alcohol for all of my non-drinking people. One of the favorites was the plant bar included in the series. Get creative! What’s the most unique item you’ve ever used as a planter?

Design without plants might as well be a dead space. They bring so much life and love into a home. Interesting planters and plant stands are one thing I always keep stocked in my collection for No Era! I’ve recently come across a variety of tall cylindrical planters that I’m obsessed with. Not only do they give plants some height and lift the eye but they also work as chillers for your favorite bottles in a pinch when throwing a party. I love when Decor is useful and versatile. Speaking of versatile another favorite thing I like to use as planters are ice pails! They’re perfect since they’re me to contain liquids and often have great textures and finishes you can’t find in ceramic planters. I did a story once called think outside the bar where I styled a bar cart six different ways that did not include alcohol for all of my non-drinking people. One of the favorites was the plant bar included in the series. Get creative! What’s the most unique item you’ve ever used as a planter?

Design without plants might as well be a dead space. They bring so much life and love into a home. Interesting planters and plant stands are one thing I always keep stocked in my collection for No Era! I’ve recently come across a variety of tall cylindrical planters that I’m obsessed with. Not only do they give plants some height and lift the eye but they also work as chillers for your favorite bottles in a pinch when throwing a party. I love when Decor is useful and versatile. Speaking of versatile another favorite thing I like to use as planters are ice pails! They’re perfect since they’re me to contain liquids and often have great textures and finishes you can’t find in ceramic planters. I did a story once called think outside the bar where I styled a bar cart six different ways that did not include alcohol for all of my non-drinking people. One of the favorites was the plant bar included in the series. Get creative! What’s the most unique item you’ve ever used as a planter?

Design without plants might as well be a dead space. They bring so much life and love into a home. Interesting planters and plant stands are one thing I always keep stocked in my collection for No Era! I’ve recently come across a variety of tall cylindrical planters that I’m obsessed with. Not only do they give plants some height and lift the eye but they also work as chillers for your favorite bottles in a pinch when throwing a party. I love when Decor is useful and versatile. Speaking of versatile another favorite thing I like to use as planters are ice pails! They’re perfect since they’re me to contain liquids and often have great textures and finishes you can’t find in ceramic planters. I did a story once called think outside the bar where I styled a bar cart six different ways that did not include alcohol for all of my non-drinking people. One of the favorites was the plant bar included in the series. Get creative! What’s the most unique item you’ve ever used as a planter?

Design without plants might as well be a dead space. They bring so much life and love into a home. Interesting planters and plant stands are one thing I always keep stocked in my collection for No Era! I’ve recently come across a variety of tall cylindrical planters that I’m obsessed with. Not only do they give plants some height and lift the eye but they also work as chillers for your favorite bottles in a pinch when throwing a party. I love when Decor is useful and versatile. Speaking of versatile another favorite thing I like to use as planters are ice pails! They’re perfect since they’re me to contain liquids and often have great textures and finishes you can’t find in ceramic planters. I did a story once called think outside the bar where I styled a bar cart six different ways that did not include alcohol for all of my non-drinking people. One of the favorites was the plant bar included in the series. Get creative! What’s the most unique item you’ve ever used as a planter?

Design without plants might as well be a dead space. They bring so much life and love into a home. Interesting planters and plant stands are one thing I always keep stocked in my collection for No Era! I’ve recently come across a variety of tall cylindrical planters that I’m obsessed with. Not only do they give plants some height and lift the eye but they also work as chillers for your favorite bottles in a pinch when throwing a party. I love when Decor is useful and versatile. Speaking of versatile another favorite thing I like to use as planters are ice pails! They’re perfect since they’re me to contain liquids and often have great textures and finishes you can’t find in ceramic planters. I did a story once called think outside the bar where I styled a bar cart six different ways that did not include alcohol for all of my non-drinking people. One of the favorites was the plant bar included in the series. Get creative! What’s the most unique item you’ve ever used as a planter?

Design without plants might as well be a dead space. They bring so much life and love into a home. Interesting planters and plant stands are one thing I always keep stocked in my collection for No Era! I’ve recently come across a variety of tall cylindrical planters that I’m obsessed with. Not only do they give plants some height and lift the eye but they also work as chillers for your favorite bottles in a pinch when throwing a party. I love when Decor is useful and versatile. Speaking of versatile another favorite thing I like to use as planters are ice pails! They’re perfect since they’re me to contain liquids and often have great textures and finishes you can’t find in ceramic planters. I did a story once called think outside the bar where I styled a bar cart six different ways that did not include alcohol for all of my non-drinking people. One of the favorites was the plant bar included in the series. Get creative! What’s the most unique item you’ve ever used as a planter?