Weekend Do: Start A Photo Wall

This summer, I finally became the owner of one of those little Fujifilm instax mini cameras, and I may have gone a little “snap happy”.  Read More

Event Decor Advice From The Experts At Patina

Wrapping up our coverage of our End of Summer Rooftop Party, today we wanted to highlight the decor gurus of Patina. Based in Brooklyn and run by Corrin Arasa, a self-proclaimed “design addicted furniture junkie,” Patina provided the beautiful long table, mismatched vintage chairs, and wood bars that made the decor at our event so unique and special.  Read More

Take Your Decor From Summer To Fall

The air is crisp, the days are getting shorter, and the bounty of autumn’s harvest is inviting us all to get cooking and get cozy; as we transition ourselves into colder months, doesn’t it make sense to change up our decor as well? Read More

Two Alternative Towel Hanger Ideas

I’ve always felt that every home necessity brings an opportunity to get creative and come up with something aesthetically appealing – and unique. You can infuse the essence of you into every item you place inside your home. Read More

Home Tour: Senior Designer, FP Movement

While in California a couple of weeks ago, I jumped at the opportunity to visit our FP Movement designer at her home in Inverness, California.  I had heard how amazing it was beforehand, but had never seen any photos.  Read More

How To Simplify A Complicated Life

I’ve always been a hoarder collector by nature. As a child, I had the eye of a magpie, collecting and displaying little things I’d find, but while this habit started out innocently enough, lately I’ve felt the need to simplify. Read More

Decorate With Beach Stones And Make Summer Endless

Rocks aren’t exactly the most convenient thing to collect, but over the years I’ve managed to amass a small congregation of them. Picked up from rivers, streams, and ocean shores, smoothed by thousands of years of elemental exposure, when I find one with an interesting striation or shape, into my pocket it goes, along with small shells and other tokens of the natural world. Read More