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Babe and Bungalow

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  • INTERIORS

    our living room

    September 26, 2018September 27, 2018

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    bunk bed inspiration

    September 24, 2018July 16, 2019

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    the pearl hotel

    September 17, 2018June 2, 2019

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    kawaiian lion

    September 10, 2018September 10, 2018

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    baby’s nursery

    May 3, 2018August 16, 2018

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    master bedroom

    April 23, 2018August 2, 2018

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    bryn’s room

    April 4, 2018September 23, 2018

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    guest room

    March 28, 2018February 21, 2019

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    bungalito

    February 28, 2018July 28, 2018

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    cardiff revisited

    February 7, 2018July 16, 2019

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    nina’s kitchen

    February 5, 2018February 5, 2018

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    chill mama : lindsey hannan

    December 4, 2017July 28, 2018

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    Instagram post 2277360331004023325_21804006 Ever since I started keeping low-maintenance plants like pothos, my murder count has dropped down to zero. I basically just picked a day to water them once a week and they’re fine 😂 . But plants aren’t just pretty to look at - they offer so many health bennies that everyone should take advantage of, especially in new wfh situations. Here are a few: + plants increase concentration and memory + purify the air + improve energy and generate happiness + reduce stress and anxiety + accelerate the healing process Plants are also my decor go-to for empty corners 🌿 Are you a houseplant lover or killer?
    Instagram post 2276449025455351047_21804006 It’s Monday (I think) and we’re knee-deep in this thing. I know that what was once your cozy home is now a sh*tstorm because we are all in the same boat here 😅 I am only able to keep my head above water because of all the tried and true time-saving hacks I’ve collected over the years. One of my main goals is to inspire you to set some kind of system in your home. Start small. It’s more about discovering realistic clean up tricks that work for you than striving to live in a spotless house 100% of the time. If you want to get a handle on your space, send a quick email or DM and together (virtually) we’ll find a solution that flows with your natural rhythm. . Virtual sessions include: + free assessment of your space via video chat or photos + custom space plan and organization systems that stick + assigned diy action items and shoppable links to storage/decor suggestions Let’s get started ✨
    Instagram post 2275973198108213979_21804006 Right??? 🙈 . Just over here eating all the carbs, counting down to bedtime, and watching everything virus-related after dark. Here are my faves so far: Contagion, Outbreak, The Hot Zone, and Pandemic. We also watched Children of Men last night, which isn’t really about a virus, but we’ve decided to just open up the theme to apocalyptic, end of the world type movies. Anyone else strangely obsessed with this topic rn? Have any recs?! 🙊
    Instagram post 2275247434928795241_21804006 I know I talk a lot about the amount of things we keep in our home, but I also want to touch on the kinds of things we choose to keep. . For example, I wouldn’t say my house is streamlined to the max, but because I stick to a similar color palette, each room seems to flow into the next without too many distractions. . I find neutral tones to be the most calming and comforting, so if I’m ever looking to add anything to my home, whether it’s furniture or decor, I tend to go for lighter colors and natural elements, like wood and rattan which help to add warmth to an otherwise blank slate. This way everything just works together without giving it much thought. I also love layering different textures and taking natural light into consideration. . So while it’s important to keep clutter somewhat under control, the combination of color, textural interest, and access to natural light all play significant roles in creating a cohesive, bright and airy space. . Do you gravitate toward soft neutrals or do you need a little more color in your life?? ✨
    Instagram post 2274460270712396369_21804006 Do you stress clean? I do 🙋🏼‍♀️ When things are out of my control, cleaning and organizing keeps my hands busy and brings me back down to earth. . Today was one of those days where file folding my clothes gave me a sense of calm and order. It’s not about perfection, but keeping things simple, clear, easy to find. . Sharing a peek into my freshly folded drawers on Stories 👆🏻
    Instagram post 2273765693366039996_21804006 So are you completely horrified every time you empty out your Roomba filter (or is our house just extra gross)?! 😳 I usually turn it on as I’m leaving the house for the day, but that hasn’t been the case lately, so... . Sidenote: these two have been getting so close. I’m not sure if it’s because Bryn’s older now and Obi feels like he can trust her (ie. she doesn’t try to pull his tail off anymore) or because having us all home, snuggling on the couch most of the day, is Obi’s ultimate life DREAM 🥰

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