When my girls were itty bitty, I would set a calendar alarm for late March early April just as the summer camp registrations were opening up. I was so proud of how organized I was. If I only knew. LOL. Because, now that the girls are older, it’s way more challenging than one calendar entry. […]
This sleek kitchen makes use of additional light
and textured tile to create real impact in a small space.
DESIGN
This sleek kitchen makes use of additional light
and textured tile to create real impact in a small space.
DESIGN
This sleek kitchen makes use of additional light
and textured tile to create real impact in a small space.
DESIGN
This sleek kitchen makes use of additional light
and textured tile to create real impact in a small space.
DESIGN
This sleek kitchen makes use of additional light
and textured tile to create real impact in a small space.
DESIGN
This sleek kitchen makes use of additional light
and textured tile to create real impact in a small space.
DESIGN
For now, Natalie mainly “studies” in the WFH loft or the dining room downstairs. Both rooms are community spaces, so there are a lot of people walking by, aka, distracting her. headphones helps her tune out all the extra sounds and focus on listening to the teacher.
Our home office is a rotating door. I have a theory why our office has become such a family favorite: the chairs. We recently replaced our old wooden and wicker seating with something a little more plush from Sunbrella. What a world of difference!
12 weeks into working from home, I have been reflecting on our biggest challenges. I have put down my thoughts, tips, and of course, some design must-haves, that could help all of you. Read away!
