By Marjorie Magazine Photos Courtesy of Cecelia Claire, Feature Photo by Grace Dupuy Enter a room, and it just might feel like home. But taking it a step further, Cecelia Claire creates a work of art. Inspired by her work as a translator in Europe where she sketched gardens and stunning architect of the Italian,… Read More If Walls Could Sing: How to Capture a Modern Mural with Old World Charm
By Marjorie Magazine Photos Courtesy of Nicole Letts By 2019, there was buzz in the design world of an emerging new style, or stylist as we should say. As we breezed through a decade of Scandinavian and Mid-Century minimalism with a little bit of polished industrial on the side, homes began taking on a more… Read More Home and the Rising Glamour of the Grandmillennial
Story and Photos by Sam Doss As an avid gardener and outdoors kind of girl, the winter can seem interminably long. So, when I can no longer wait for spring to arrive, I make my own springtime indoors! I love to decorate with vintage and antiques, and I do it with items I already own,… Read More A Sentimental Spring Inside the Home
When Pantone unveiled their Color of the Year last month, we couldn’t have been more over the moon! Classic Blue (19-4052) is as described by Pantone, Instilling calm, confidence, and connection, this enduring blue hue highlights our desire for a dependable and stable foundation on which to build as we cross the threshold into a… Read More Classic Blue: A Mood for 2020
Story and Photos by C.L. Shoemaker Judy is an avid vintage lover, antiques collector, thrifter extraordinaire and self-taught interior decorator. Her home, situated in historic Guelph, Ontario is a delight from the moment you walk in the door. The abode immediately impresses visitors with its gorgeous vintage design. Filled with beautiful tapestries, antique china and… Read More Thrifting Vintage: Tour A Historical Dream Home and Steal The Owner’s Thrifting Tips
By Marjorie Magazine Atop the table settings of most families in America during Christmastime, you might find a familiar dinnerware only seen during the festive season. Fir green trimmed china stamped with a beautifully decorated illustration of a Christmas tree adorned in colorful decor with Saint Nick at the top– that’s the Spode signature china… Read More Spode’s Christmas China: The Story of an American Holiday Household Tradition
Photos Courtesy of Leah Nikolau Pastimes of a more gentler nature might seem more straightforward, easy, and relaxed, or at least to the minds of the Victorians. Gathering a few picked flowers into a keepsake book perhaps, or adding fine finishing touches to a few linens may feel like classic domesticated pleasures of another time… Read More The Best of Both Arts: See Leah Nikolaou Fuse Flower Pressing and Embroidery into Masterpieces
Photos by Marjorie Magazine A simple wreath is anything but. Hung proudly on front doors or across fences and even displayed at the dinner table for a centerpiece, they symbolize a celebration of sorts. In the winter, there’s lush holly and their berries for the holidays; in the warmer weather, expect fresh blooms of bluebell… Read More A Sweet Wreath for Instant Southern Hospitality
Sometimes the greatest gift you can give is time well spent with each other. In the midst of winter, a simple date over hot tea served in beautifully crafted china can make you feel that special touch of love and joy. and of course, warmth. But even if you’ll have to take a raincheck on… Read More Sip on the Sweet Scents of These DIY Antique Teacup Candles
Few things in life evoke a classic feeling of home like your very own. However home speaks to you– family portraits, curated collections of trinkets from global travels, or just a hot cup of chamomile by your fireside in the early evening– encasing yourself in the comforts of familiar, calming aspects of a life well… Read More With Painted Brick Studio, It Simply is the Gift of Home
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