This segment features a bathroom makeover (remember that boring downstairs bathroom I wasn’t sure what to do with?) inspired by a trip to the seashore.
Also, I think you’ll love this DIY: a pretty seashell mirror for displaying your perfume bottles.
Some of my favorite moments from Season 1…plus a taste of what’s coming up over the next few months.
An episode all about some of my very favorite things: Prohibition-era decor, teacups…
and secrets.
Whee! Packing. Finally.
Hey, remember when we found out that we finally won a bidding war? As it turned out, I was at that very moment sitting in a diner with my videographer filming a Mother’s Day segment. So we got it on tape. That was nice.
I haven’t been able to make it all the way up to Maine this summer (at least not so far)…so I headed somewhere a little closer to home in search of inspiration of the cozy and romantic sort. (It’s the Warwickshire B&B in Warwick, NY, and it is the cutest place ever for a romantic weekend getaway.)
Our videographer is MIA this week (off becoming a grandpa!), so I dug into the home video reserves for something thematically relevant.
In which I respond to some of my favorite questions and comments from the past few weeks…and reveal a messy little secret.
In search of inspiration for an easy Fourth of July centerpiece, I head to Central Park in some very interesting headgear. Also on the menu: ways to bring the blooms inside all year ‘round, boating mishaps, and fireworks, of course.
Two fast, easy (and inexpensive!) fixes that’ll give new life to some of your old, boring pieces.
My regular videographer, John, wasn’t able to come along for this week’s Coney Island segment…so I roped in a very special substitute.
Oh yes, and then I swam in 48-degree water.
Sure, junk drawers may not be the sexiest of subjects. But everyone’s got one, and in this mini-segment, I have some tips for how to transform yours from a black hole of despair into something that’s actually…you know…useful.
P.S. Say “junk drawer” five times fast. I dare you. (I had to shoot that first moment in the video oh, ten times in order to not say “junkkoar”, or similar.)
In which I head to a rustic, cozy ski lodge to check out the decor and to go snowboarding.
Only problem: no snow.
But what I found instead was way better.
