Believe it or not but several years ago, I found myself downsizing from a spacious home to a one-bedroom apartment.
Hello, small space storage dilemma!
My husband and I were not in a good space financially and needed to downsize.
The transition was, to put it mildly, a reality check.
Raise your hand if you’ve ever looked at your coffee table and thought, “Ugh, could you be any more boring?”
Yeah, me too.
I mean, let’s be real, our coffee tables are at the center of our living room and probably the first thing you see when you open the door, right?
At least for me it is!
If you’re anything like me, you know the struggle of transforming your hair into a vibrant masterpiece, only to discover that your sink and walls have become an unintentional canvas for your creativity.
It’s seriously frustrating and annoying, right?
I bet my laundry closet is the tiniest in any house.
The struggle to fit all my laundry essentials in a limited space is a real pain.
Do you find yourself faced with the challenge of a tiny laundry closet?
All over social media, all I’ve been seeing is rustic decor ideas.
It is EVERYWHERE.
From rustic fans to rustic living rooms to rustic blankets!
Ugh! The heat.
The humidity.
The world is heating up and it doesn’t get any better when the sun goes down either.
When the summer gets hot, it can be hard to sleep – if only I could sleep in a pool!
The dream! But I can’t.
Living in a small house with no storage can feel like playing a never-ending game of Tetris with your belongings.
There are plenty of ways to organize your space without sacrificing style or sanity.
My current obsession is having a calming and relaxing space…even though I have a cat and twins.
But I know it’s possible to make my home warm and cozy all year long.
And I can do it with Hygge decor.
When I moved into my first home, I had to replace all the towel hooks.
Why?
Because they were old, tattered and just dingy looking.
I wanted towel hook ideas that were modern, chic and fit my style.
