Committing to a Natural Fibers Wardrobe: Brands I Love
Once you start wearing natural fibers, polyester starts feeling like what it actually is — a plastic bag. Here's where I actually shop: my favorite brands for everything from west coast casual to everyday basics, what the superwash vs. non-superwash wool difference actually means, the dry clean only loophole I use all the time, and my honest confession that I still haven't cracked the bra situation (but I'm working on it).
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Making a Beautiful Home: Free Public Domain Artwork
The cover is watercolor painting titled Cloud Study, created by the English landscape painter John Constable between 1830 and 1835. Using the Frame TV to display public domain art has made learning art history feel slow and natural instead of intimidating. I love living with a piece for a while, noticing new details, and enjoying its old world beauty in our home. It makes finding art for our walls thoughtful instead of rushed.
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"Every Cloth Diaper You Use is Worth it"
There are some compelling reasons to cloth diaper. It is far and away the most natural diaper solution. The only thing touching my baby’s sensitive skin when I am using cloth diapers is organic cotton. If you opt for wool covers, it can also be a completely plastic free option for diapering your baby. It’s a huge win for sustainability because not only are superior materials used, more diapers are staying out of the landfill.
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Rainy Sunday Refresh: H&M Home
A Rainy Sunday Refresh Excerpt / Preview A rainy afternoon, a food court lunch with kids, one last thrift stop, and a small home refresh under $100. A reminder that creating beauty doesn’t have to be expensive or perfect, and that even simple, ordinary days can inspire a fresh start.
Read more →New Year, Old Things
January invites both clearing out and gathering what lasts. A New Year’s Day table full of people, overfilled thrift shelves, and a reminder that joy doesn’t have to wait for perfection.
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