Open shelving can often feel overwhelming to style. They have the potential to look so effortless and beautiful, but can easily fall flat or unbalanced. Over the years we’ve narrowed it down to some unwritten rules that we follow to make shelf styling less intimidating.   1. Work in Groups Perhaps our most important tip for organizing your shelves is the grouping. This is a really simple tip to effortlessly keep your shelves feeling balanced. Basically you will want to alternate between odd and even groupings on each shelf. For the narrower shelves in the photo below, we went with groupings of one and two, (longer shelves might require more!) 2. Layering in your groups Groups can be 1-5 items… Read more »

We finished our powder room over the last year, and I wanted to share a bit more about our plumbing fixture selections for the space. We often get asked for product sources, and in addition to that I also want to share the process I often take when sourcing fixtures for a bathroom. 1. Study your inspiration images When it is finally time to purchase all your pieces, it is helpful to study the concept images that have inspired your remodel. Look at the fine details that make up the rooms that you have fallen in love with, and pull elements from them for your style and finish selections. It will give you a good direction of which details you… Read more »

A console table is an essential piece in your home. It’s the first thing guests will see when they walk through your door and the last space you’re going to pass by as you leave. You’ll want something beautiful yet functional, and we’re here to help. Here’s our four tips to help you style your console table. 1. Mirror or Art over Table Our top choice for the spot over a console table is a beautiful mirror. It’s the perfect piece to make yourself presentable as you’re running out the door. However, don’t rule out a piece of artwork to change it up. This can be changed with the seasons and your other decor to add more color and visual… Read more »

Styling our Christmas tree every year is one of my favourite ways to decorate our home for Holidays. I love when a tree is well styled without feeling too formal. After studying a bunch of different combinations, I’ve laid out my favourite elements to include for a casual and laid back feel.   1/  R I B B O N Tying ribbon into bows on various branches of your tree adds a really beautiful detail and extra layer on top of the ornaments. I love that this is a fairly simple and inexpensive way to change the look of your tree from year to year. PRO TIP: USE A COMBINATION OF TWO TYPES OF RIBBON FOR EXTRA VARIATION G E… Read more »