Happily Nested,
Gently Organized.
I decorate, I declutter, and I still have feelings about linen. Here you’ll find rooms I love, simple ways to keep things tidy, and a few thrifted finds along the way.
The origin story
Hello, and welcome in
I have a small living room, a big Pinterest board, and opinions about throw pillows that have ended friendships.
This started as a folder on my phone called “rooms I want to live in” — a running list I kept so I could recreate the good stuff at home. Seven years later it is still basically that, except now there are photos and I have learned to write down the paint codes.
Nothing here is precious. Most of it is under five pieces, because I have a rented flat, one good lamp, and zero interest in pretending otherwise.
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September Is for Layering
Coming soon
Four weeks where the only correct move is buying too many throws, folding them badly, and leaving them over the sofa arm like a cat.
What I Learned From Decorating Badly for a Decade
Coming soon
On matching everything, hanging art too high, and the very long stretch of being confidently beige.
The Thrift Market Tuesday
Coming soon
An hour out of town, a stall selling nothing but lamps, and the woman who flatly refuses to sell me the brass one on a Thursday.
A Very Long Argument About Paint Whites
Coming soon
Warm, cool, chalk, cream — and then nobody agrees on which white. Here is what actually matters and what does not.
The Greenhouse Dining Room
Coming soon
A glass roof, a table you could land a plane on, and trees that get better seats than the guests.
A Nursery That Grows With Them
Coming soon
Sage drawers, a jute rug and a moon lamp — and why nothing in here needs replacing at age four.
Elsewhere
Home Lately
What has been on my Pinterest lately, and the rooms I keep going back to.
Sage drawers, a jute rug and a moon lamp. Nothing here needs replacing.
Marble, brass pendants and one very patient olive tree.
A glass roof and a table you could land a plane on.
Cypress, lanterns, and six o’clock, the only correct lighting.
Sage drawers, a jute rug and a moon lamp. Nothing here needs replacing.
Marble, brass pendants and one very patient olive tree.
A glass roof and a table you could land a plane on.
Cypress, lanterns, and six o’clock, the only correct lighting.
The newsletter
Nook Notes, every other Sunday.
A little letter with new rooms, the odd thrifted find, and the occasional strong opinion about throw pillows. It only lands twice a month, because I honestly don’t have the time (or the nerve) to fill your inbox more than that.
No spam, no random sponsorships, and you can leave whenever you like. No hard feelings.