I can’t believe that it is already Christmas Eve.
I start decking the halls early in October and the season always feels like it flies by and Christmas is here before I know it. We have been intentional in taking
Simple and sweet and all about those blushing colors and natural touches- this little blush Christmas tree in the cottage is a small on size but big on charm. Today, sharing a closer look at how this came together.
Winter is a time of steadiness. It is a time to unwind and focus more on the small joys of life as we all find peace in the slower approach of the season. From comforting up with a good book
Christmas decor can be full of glitz and glam, romantic touches, traditional colors and styles, monochromatic and eclectic styles, farmhouse, vintage, etc. Basically- you name it. Truly, Christmas decorations and themes are really up to you and what speaks to
It is hard to believe that Thanksgiving is only a few days away. I honestly feel like November has zoomed by so quickly – I’m not sure where the month went. This week, it’s all about
Simple and sweet and simply sweet for the holidays. Today it is all about cranberry recipes- and I am sharing this simple and easy to make cranberry topped holiday cake.
You know what I love about
When the apples are freshly picked and the temperatures begin to drop, we reach for our favorite comfort foods, the tarte tatin.
I love making tarte tatin, or upside down apple tart. I love to eat tarte tatin too! The
I am all about easy and fast decorating over here.
Especially when it comes to seasonal touches
and when I have a list that feels like it is about 3.5 miles long
to tackle. And you know what? I don’t
Spooky or elegant for Halloween? I tend to lean towards the elegant side for sure.
But today for Friday Favorites- I am playing a bit with some ‘spooky’ as well
and it is all about a moody
Oh my goodness, it felt so good to be back with a full schedule of MFCH Tours this year! In the Spring we took clients to Provence, and to Dordogne, and in the fall we covered Normandy and Paris. Still
