an unconventional home
Who says that barn quilts have to be hung on a barn?
Not me.
I vote for indoor barn quilts all day long! Because then you get to enjoy it – even if you are barn-less. I’m loving my new DIY fall-inspired barn quilt and this year’s mantel decor. It’s extra cozy and full of seasonal color.
Living in the middle of nowhere has given me a renewed appreciation for the change of seasons. I can literally see it happening around me, and it’s awesome.
And while the fields and trees are changing, our home is getting fall-ready, too.
I thought I’d swing back around to share how we organized the small closet in the baby’s room. I wanted to be sure we were able to get the maximum amount of storage in a tiny space.
When I say tiny, I mean TI-NY.
The closet is tucked into the eaves, which means we lose quite a bit of head room and much of the closet isn’t super easy to access. But that doesn’t stop us from making the most of the space – with plenty of extra space for all the gear that seems to be multiplying.
Things are looking a little more pink around our house lately.
Yep. We’ve getting our home and our hearts ready for the newest addition to our family … a little girl arriving in about 6 weeks.
Today, I’m sharing our very modern floral nursery.
Much like kids, pets come with plenty of stuff – like toys, beds, blankets, kennels and food. And pet messes can be a challenge, too. In our home, we manage paw prints, shedding, and accidents on a regular basis.
And don’t even get me started on the dog breath.
But it doesn’t have to be impossible to create a beautiful home that is comfortable for your family and your pets. Here are a few ways we have created a pet-friendly home without sacrificing our own personal style.
Many days, I clear all of the junk out of the frame and take a photo of our home that comes out looking quite nice (if you ask me).
I hope you already know this: It’s all a mirage.
Because most days, I’m in the middle of a scene that looks a little more like this.
