About
I'm a self-taught decorator documenting one slow renovation.
Six years ago I bought a bungalow with brown carpet, popcorn ceilings, and very good light. I had no budget and no plan, so I learned in public — one room, one weekend, one estate-sale chair at a time.
My approach is vintage-first. I'd rather wait eight months for the right walnut dresser than buy a placeholder I won't love. When I do buy new, it's the things that earn it: a sofa you can nap on, lighting that makes a room feel like evening, linens that get better after fifty washes.
This site is the answer to the question I get most: where is that from? Every room below is fully sourced. The Decor Library is where I keep the pieces I actually recommend, plus a few things I make and sell myself.
- Home
- 1926 bungalow, 1,450 sq ft
- Rooms finished
- 6 of 9
- Favorite paint
- A warm off-white, always
- Rule I never break
- One vintage piece per room, minimum
Elsewhere
Seen and heard
- Placeholder MagazineHome tour, 2025
- The Sunday Interiors LetterGuest column
- Reclaimed PodcastEpisode 112
Work with me
Consults, partnerships, and press.
I take a small number of remote room consults each month — one video call, a written plan, and a sourced shopping list. I also work with a few brands a year, but only on things I already own or would buy.
hello@example.comHow I handle money
- Affiliate links earn me a commission at no cost to you. I only link to things that are in my own house.
- Anything marked made by me I make, pack, and ship myself.
- Sponsored posts are labelled as sponsored, every time. There are not many.
- If I stop recommending something, it comes out of the library — even if it was a good earner.