The weather is getting warmer, and the afternoons are lasting longer. Spring is finally here! That means two things (three, if you count allergy season, but let's not go there): Happier moods and outdoor dining! Is your patio ready for the warm weather? Don’t worry, I’ve got you covered.

This little bathroom had good bones, but it felt flat, uninspired, and honestly…forgotten. So instead of waiting for a full gut renovation, I gave it what I like to call a band-aid makeover: small changes that made a big visual impact.

There’s something about a window seat that just makes a home feel instantly cozier. I’ve been dreaming of one in this little corner for years, but since my heart can never fully commit to built-ins (ha!), I decided to go with a modular approach. Bonus: it’s renter-friendly too!

As my boys have grown, the space has naturally evolved too, so it was time to refresh the room to better fit their style. And of course, like most pre-teens and teens, they wanted LED lights in their bedroom. But it wouldn’t be me if I just stuck them on the wall! So I’m showing you how I installed them in a creative way, so you can try it too.

The calm before the storm—fall is my favorite season for home decor. I love decorating for Christmas, but there’s something so special about adding subtle fall touches and warm accents throughout my home. The best part? You don’t need to spend a fortune. Today, I’m sharing easy ways to transition your home decor for fall using simple pieces you can find at your local store—or even better, items you probably already own.

This nursery was inspired by this whimsical canvas. I designed it to feel charming and timeless, with furniture that can grow with the child and a palette of neutral yet playful colors—making it easy to transition into a toddler room.

When I found this beautiful wallpaper, I felt inspired to create a bedroom mood board around it. The final result is a mix of old and new elements, with a warm and cozy vibe—English country style blended with traditional cottage influences.

These two projects came to life out of a need for specific furniture pieces, using what I already had on hand, and sticking to a budget. Both of these DIYs are built around a plain Ikea piece (the IKEA Havsta cabinet). Spoiler alert: they turned out even better than I expected. And since so many of you loved them when I shared them on Instagram, I’m breaking down all the details in this post.