Hello friends and happy weekend!

Here are some fun finds from the world this week (all linked together here):

01.
In case you missed it, Pamela Anderson x Olive Ateliers launched a collection featuring some very chic wicker furniture and outdoor accessories. But for me, the real charm is the gorgeous editorial story they put together. How absolutely transportive and stunning.

02.
If you are on the influencer size of the internet, you know Sephora’s VIB sale is on. I’m eyeing this Dieux moisturizer, which comes highly recommended by the masses. My actual daily go-tos (for years) are:

• Bobbi Brown Long-Wear Gel Eyeliner with this brush (Behold, the secret to everyone’s “how do you get your eyeliner so precise!?” questions.)

• Saie Mascara 101 Natural, non-toxic. Smells great.

• Anastasia Beverly Hills Brow Wiz pencils For those of us that need a little fill-in.

03.
This “whimsical” pendant is adorable (with multiple size offerings).

04.
No one needs a John Derian botanical print tablecloth, but it certainly is gorgeous. I’d settle for the napkins though.

05.
One of my favorite small brands, Freda Salvador, is holding a Friends & Family sale with 20% off some of their best selling styles, including these braided leather flats. They are buttery soft and hit in all the right places (AKA not directly across your bunions!) Well worth the investment.

06.
I can admit I have a bag problem… but this lil raffia number is so cute though! It’s a great bag you can use the entire summer and it will match everything.

07.
This outdoor chair is everything. I love the classic cast iron and simple sling design.

08.
Who doesn’t love a striped summer-weight boatneck sweater? The colors are so great.

09.
This Banana Republic striped dress caught my eye (as did all of the 5-star reviews.) I love the print, and linen is always a good idea in the summer. It’s going to be 90 degrees here in North Carolina next week!

Thank you for being here,

In Case You Missed It…

Hello there! Welcome back to another episode of random but good things I found on the Internet. I do hope you enjoy…

I do love that this initially posted with the title “Worth Nothing” and not ONE PERSON said anything. Kudos.

01
I love the artful nature of Ulla Johnson’s collections. Only she could make a standard denim jacket interesting and feminine. I love the cut of this.

02
Am I in a position to be buying another piece of furniture right now? Probably not. But I enjoy how this ‘Matisse’ etager offers a wink of playful charm with the star cutout motif.

03
My friend Sarah Lederman launched her new textiles brand Three Fates earlier this month. Created by a fellow art history major (we met on our respective college terms abroad in Florence back in 2006, by the way) the designs draw from ancient Mediterranean motifs and are grounded in the warm, peaceful tones Sarah’s interiors work is known for. Fabrics and wallpaper are available only through Temple Studio.

04
I came across this adorable frame on Etsy, specifically designed for photo booth strips. How fun to add to an accent wall!

05
Another Etsy find, this ceramicist makes beautiful wavy wares that would make fantastic gifts. I also love the flower pots.

06
I’m looking for some small lampshades to add some interest to wall sconces I’ve had forever. This patterned option by Maison Flaneur is great.

07
It’s already sandal season here in North Carolina! I tend to wear mine into the ground, so time for a re-up. These Hermes-like brown flats are a great closet staple.

08
Who knew Target could offer affordable skincare that actually works? This brand has absolutely blown me away. I’ve bought the Vitamin C serum, and this Multi-Peptide Moisturizer and am already seeing results. You cannot beat the price either.

09
Well, I’m slow. I had no idea that Mango has expanded into home goods. These pillow covers are fantastic (also check out their table linens. So many good options!)

10
Can you have a crush on a lamp? I think I have one on this vintage Danish number. Ooof!

Thank you for being here!

Hello, hello! Greetings from my porch in North Carolina. Apologies for the quiet week, I just returned from a busy 5-day work trip to Los Angeles, where it very rudely rained heavily and dipped into 40-50° temperatures. Not great for a photo shoot, but we made it work! Naturally, I have warmth on the mind, and an LA-inspired appreciation for year-round lush gardens that may have influenced this post.

Voila, my finds from the week (linked together here):

01.
I’ve found yet another light fixture to consider for my dining room, which still has the Goodwill nickel fixture the previous owner stuck up in there. Stay tuned if I actually commit, I’m suffering from decision paralysis of a sort.

02.
These brushes are everywhere right now, and as I get older my hair has really started to thin, so I’m looking for any extra help to maintain my mane besides supplements. Every tool helps! I’ll report back.

03.
This floral jacquard bomber jacket is such a surprise and delight, especially from Banana Republic. I’m loving a lot of their offering these days.

04.
LA-based Freda Salvador makes the most comfortable and soft shoes. These loafers had been sold out and are back in multiple colors. Perfect for spring!

05.
I am still learning to be a wide leg pant person (again), and bought these “painter pants” for my travels. They’re so great—the perfect rigidity to hold you in on top (high rises can be tricky for my body shape), functional pockets all over, and a great tapered leg. Love.

06.
A great add-on purchase, but honestly this hair clip is stellar and doesn’t budge.

07.
I am intrigued by Art Life Practice and their workbooks. This collage paper folio looks fab, as does the guided sketch book. I love prompts!

08.
This chair? I’m dead.

09.
Easter prep recommendation: these very cute daffodil place card holders. They come in bluebells and pink irises, too.

10.
This beautiful wide basket bowl would look great on any coffee table. I also love the taller baskets for magazines or blankets.

Thank you for being here,

Hello, hello! Greetings from a freezing and still snowy East Coast (although the weather report claims it will be 65° on Tuesday. Things are looking up!) I hope you’re also enjoying the Olympic Games, staying warm, and possibly indulging in some good Super Bowl Sunday snacks. I’m making these pineapple chicken tacos tonight. I’ll report back on Instagram.

Anywho, some finds from the week (all linked here):

01.
This lightweight shirt dress looks perfect for when the weather does finally decide to give us a break. I love the sleeve detail and the embroidery on the seams. Plus, you can never have too many shirt dresses in my opinion.

02.
McGee & Co. is holding a President’s Day Weekend sale (early!) and I have a few finds here including this wood stool. I love the straight edge, which makes it perfect as a side table and pulling up alongside a bathtub. The spindle legs are too cute. Yes, please.

03.
I’m a sucker for a beautiful scarf! Half the time I want to frame them. Alémais, take my money.

04.
This rattan table lamp is adorable (and is on sale).

05.
Cabana Magazine has partnered with Diptych to create a line of signature candles and soaps. Yes, please.

06.
I just finished all 6 Game Changers books after absolutely loving the Heated Rivalry series (Crave/HBO). Rachel Reid, the chokehold you have on me! I need to exit the psychosis, and nonfiction will be a great place to start. This new book on the story of the Neptune shipwreck is going on the stack. I love a good treasure hunt!

07.
I just love the Kule brand, and their accessories are absolute classics. This tote? Adorable, functional, and you’ll have it for 30 years.

08.
Last McGee plug, I swear. I have two sets of these ceramic coasters for my living room, and they’re also on sale. We love a deal. And protecting our surfaces.

09.
What do you wear with the giant jean silhouettes currently trending? A cute top like this.

Thank you for being here,

Hello, hello. I’m not sure where you’re located, but over on the East Coast it’s been a week of sleet, snow, freezing temperatures, and frayed nerves. After spending a solid 3 hours chipping and shoveling my frozen driveway, only for it to be filled with snow once more, I’m leveraging this platform as an escapist outlet. For obvious reasons: I have my mind on spring-y things. I hope you enjoy this little group of finds. As always everything is linked together here. Pay special attention to number 4, you won’t regret it… yum!

01.
I made a rare and random trip to Target this week to grab some much-needed supplies prior to our second winter storm of the week here in North Carolina. Once there, I can never resist browsing the Threshold home section, and snagged this $25 pillow for the porch. It’s beautiful and has a nice weighty filling.

02.
We use AEYDE shoes a lot for styling at my job. They are beautifully made with classic shapes, and are great quality. I think these square toe slingback flats are gorgeous. For, ya know, when it stops snowing.

03.
My friend Loren has some gorgeous new arrivals. I love these earrings and this necklace. I find myself gravitating towards this robins egg blue a lot lately. Maybe it’s the south.

04.
If you’re seeking a new take on Valentine’s Day chocolates, look no further than Detroit-based Bon Bon Bon, which is known for its unusual but delightful flavor combinations packaged in bite-size uniform chocolate shell boxes. Carrot Cake Crème Brûlée. Champagne Toast. Candied Citrus Panettone Ganache. Okay! I highly recommend. (P.S. They have a dedicated V-Day Collection.)

05.
Do I need another purse? Probably not. But this pale jade shoulder bag very cute, I love the color, plus it’s a great size for evenings out.

06.
I’m slowing switching my dishes over to East Fork pottery. I love the look and weight of them (plus, they’re from North Carolina!) They’re having a sale, and I’m finally going to snag this set of Everyday Bowls. They’re a perfect size shape for portions of salads, rice bowls, pasta… basically anything.

07.
My aunt is an amazing artist. If you follow me on IG you probably know that because I post about her work quite a bit, and have a few pieces in my own home. Almost every month she adds new original pieces. I love this lavender field landscape. The colors!

08.
My grandmother taught me the secret to keeping faux flowers around. I buy cut flowers from Trader Joe’s whenever possible, but in a pinch the undying options add life (ha) to a room. And these Hyacinths! So pretty.

09.
I have a brushed cashmere sweater in navy from J.Crew last year. This minty green option may need to join the gang… It’s so, so soft, with the added bonus of being a bit of a 90s throwback.

Enjoy!

Thank you for being here,

Hello, hello! How is everyone? Are you okay? Are you balancing wanting to stay aware of The Horrors and your mental health? If so, I’m right there with you.

Anyway. Let’s find some happy thoughts! Here are mine from the week (you can shop them all here):

The hunt for art to add to my walls is ongoing. Bonus points if it has a cool frame, like this little abstract guy.

I need to add some house numbers and came across these hand-painted number tiles on Chairish. How pretty.

Who doesn’t need a few oversized sweaters to get them through the season? This Alpaca-blend pink number looks extra cozy.

These radicchio salt & pepper shakers are so cute, and a fun nod to spring. I also love this pretty serving bowl. I think I need to host a dinner again soon…

Heidi Caillier is a favorite interior designer of mine, and her new capsule with Lulu & Georgia reflects her very bespoke aesthetic in ready-to-ship styles. This side table? Adorable. And what a great way to add a pop of color to a space. You have to check out the entire collection.

This cream by Prequel is quite literally rescuing my feet. I walk a lot, and have the worst calluses. I’m thankful for any help that isn’t a $60 pedicure every week.

My friends gifted me an Architectural Digest subscription a couple years ago, and it’s one of my favorite monthly reads. I’m a huge fan of Editor-in-Chief Amy Astley’s work, and need to check out this collection of her stories.

I am such a fan of Carolyn Misterek’s work, and her prints are (price-wise) very accessible. The Bougainvillea print is extremely joyful, and may need to be added to my porch.

Thank you for being here,

Aaaand we’re baack! I hope everyone had a restful holiday season. I enjoyed spending time with my family in Greenville, South Carolina. My parents are semi-retired and are either there or in NYC, and it’s nice to have the best of both worlds when visiting with them.

Anywho, my finds from over the weekend (you can shop them all here):

Chicago-based Jayson Home is having their usual post-Holiday winter sale with some great finds including this mirror.

The $14 basting spoon my mom gifted to myself, my sister and my father is—predictably, given her inclination towards research—fantastic.

I’m currently reading and very much enjoying The Correspondent by Virginia Evans (Also, I have an entire section collected here with books I’ve read and liked.)

I picked up this coat to use up my annual clothing allowance (I work for this brand.) It’s like wearing your favorite blanket, but much chicer. I absolutely love it.

I’m never not shopping for candles, sorry. I love these wavy tapers by Porta.

The hunt is ongoing for bedside plug-in wall sconces, and found these cute ones on sale. Maybe!

I was gifted this fantastic book for Christmas, so I’m already thinking about my spring gardening strategy, and eyeing some pretty new terracotta pots by Gardenheir.

If you’re one of those start-the-new-year-organized people, I recommend a good notebook. Appointed is my go-to. Their pieces are made in America, and the paper is so smooth and nice to write on.

I think this throw blanket by Morrow Soft Goods is so pretty, and it’s also on sale. This brand is new to me so may have to do a test run…

Thank you for being here, happy new year!

Happy solstice! We made it past the shortest day and longest night of the year. It’s time to press reset, hence the pre-spring vibe of this round-up:

As always, you can shop everything in one place here on ShopMy.

1. I admire almost everything Alémais creates. Their thoughtful color plays and prints in flattering and easy shapes are to die for. This new one is so beautiful.

2. Lizzie Fortunado earrings are always a good idea.

3. This set of 3 beautiful candlesticks would look lovely on a transitional table or mantle.

4. A fabulous claw clip is a yes.

5. Pretty flats in a classic, feminine silhouette and beautiful woven leather.

6. The next book on my wish list (and one of Obama’s favorites from 2025! High praise.)

7. This perfectly-sized shoulder bag.

8. A sunny “make it happen” planner with an attitude is perfect for 2026 plans.

9. Sophie Williamson Design linen napkins. Her florals are always so fun!

Thank you for following along,

Don’t miss…

A shortcut for those in a hurry: Shop the post in one place here.

I missed the news that artist Kelly Ventura added performance fabrics in collaboration with Sunbrella, and I love her floral indoor/outdoor pillows. A future porch addition, for sure.

I love Clare V’s entire vibe, and this short cameo purse handle is sensational.

If you need a breakfast treat that can feed a crowd for Christmas, look no further than Dan the Baker’s Panettone, which is huge and ships nationally. He offers 7 flavors (I get the Orange Chocolate, captured WIP on video here.) I have absolutely no reasonable need to set foot in Ohio again, but I dearly miss this bakery.

Can you handle this marbled picture frame? It’s cute for an ornament or a small spot on any wall in the house.

I’m not much of a statement jewelry person, but I’m always looking for new everyday pieces to add to the rotation. I think I need these cute little studs.

Speaking of Kelly Ventura… have you seen her hand painted ceramic ornaments? What a lovely gift.

This lightweight concealer has become a staple in my daily routine.

It’s about time for the Aprés aesthetic to take over, and this sweater offers a subtle take I can get behind.

This brand is new to me, and this little bag would be great for everyday.

Nashville-based designer Stephanie Sabbe came across my FYP on Instagram, so I did some digging and purchased her book Interiors of a Storyteller. I greatly admire her highly personal approach to design, and the warm timelessness of her projects.

Thank you for being here,

As the year winds down, I find myself temporarily disinterested in Christmas. This is the unspoken downside of working in the fashion industry, where “Holiday” has been on the mind and the to-do list since early February, when we first photographed the line for market. The lifestyle imagery was shot over the summer, and ever since I’ve been knocking out marketing for a season I am trying to remind myself to save brain space to celebrate. The upcoming time off and annual viewings of It Happened on 5th Avenue, The Family Stone, and The Preacher’s Wife will certainly do the trick! I look forward to it.

Until then: here’s a bit of a palette cleanser. Behold, this week’s offering of beautiful things, which you can shop all together here:

A very cute textured top that I want to wear into spring by Polo Ralph Lauren

Not that I need another candle, (oh God, I have an entire drawer full!) but if I did, this Marie Antoinette bust is silly and chic.

Always on the hunt for more art, I like this study of a Greek urn. It’s giving Art History major (that would be me.)

A pretty catch-all stone tray.

This handbag brand has my wish list in a chokehold. And relatively speaking, the prices are not absolutely insane for such a classic look (sorry to Celine.)

These candlesticks are absolutely stunning, and would make a lovely gift.

Pretty terracotta red linen napkins. One can never have enough cloth napkins in my opinion.

This ceramic tulipiere is so fun. I’m new to Wentworth, a Charleston-based store that reads like a historically-minded eccentric’s box of tricks. I want everything, including this set of vintage chairs, and (yet another) beautiful candle. The vessel is fantastic.

And finally—key for winter—a soap and moisturizer set that matches style with function, and smells like grapefruit and lemongrass.

Thank you for being here!

I hope everyone had a nice Thanksgiving! It’s one of my favorite holidays, but I am happy to be on the other side of cooking all day. Phew! Here’s what I found to be worth noting this week…

Carolyn Misterek is doing a 2-for-1 print sale with code BOGO. I love the 5 Roses and The Swimming Pond prints.

This ornament has my name (or your very tired bestie’s name) on it.

One of my favorite artists Happy Menocal created beautiful stationery sets like this, ($30 off right now!) (I also love the Schumacher collab option.)

I think everything Carolina Irving & Daughters offers is gorgeous, especially these new blue patterned dishes.

Imagine being a Murano girlie. Goals. This glass is gorgeous.

These darling fan-shaped cocktail napkins by Chefanie Nass would make a great hostess gift.

I added this pretty blue sweater to cart. I had to shop at least one Black Friday sale…

I’ve always wanted this set of NYC watercolor playing cards by Lou Lou Baker, they’re so sweet.

Last but not least: a wingback chair I will never not think about by Green Row.

An important P.S.

You can now find these picks and more by following me on ShopMy. It’s been really fun to get it updated, and scratches an organizational itch in such a satisfying way… The app is really nice, too. Enjoy!

My favorite grab-and-go jacket is on sale $32 (size down)

Very cute toiletry bags that would make a great gift by Carly Home $45

This Josh Young mini lamp needs to come home $225 (3 finishes!)

My friend gifted me a candle in this scent a few years ago, and I need to replenish. It’s so luxe and perfect for the holidays. $130

Look at this very cute set of holiday gift tags by Mr. Boddington Studio $16

I love a wacky home accessory, especially something like this Aerin footed vase $145

A book on my wish list $26

I have been living in these suede flats, and bought another pair for backup $59

I’m beginning to doubt this Rollneck sweater will ever go on sale, so I might as well buy it now. It’s so classic. $118

How perfect and cute is this little Khaite bag? I love everything they make, I just wish I had the budget to buy it all. Ha! $1980

P.S. I’ve been working hard on my ShopMy storefront to keep all of my recommendations in one, highly organized place. Consider a follow, if you are so inclined! Books, fashion, and items for the home, it has it all.

Thank you for being here,