Hive & Pattern

Don’t tell me what to do, Seth, it’s not everyday you go Live on Facebook. (At least not for me, as you can clearly tell 😬). Check it out through the link on N E C T A R, .club ‘s page, even YouTube (eventually)...a whole hour talking shop w these talented ladies was the joy we all needed on a Friday!

What’s does it take (really) to create an efficient, beautiful, home office or study space? Answer is: not a whole lot👆🏼 in fact- swipe to see how these few pieces come together in a space as big or small as may be realistic for you to create a area that is both practical and inspiring. The key is having the right solutions w the right type of furniture in the right setting. Link in Bio for more, we’re just getting started. 🐝

I know it's been a while since I've shared anything on this platform and I'm sorry about that. Considering it's almost exactly what I put out on my IG account and lets face it- y'all are pretty much the same people, my peeps- I always feel like it's redundant or I'm bombarding you. I wrote my usual Newsletter for those who subscribe to N E C T A R under really unusual circumstances. True to how I've always tried to look for meaning in things- this is no different. It's there if you want to read, share and send to friends and loved ones as a word of encouragement and hope. God knows we all need it right now.
I pray you are all safe and sound and in good health, above all. xx

HOME IS WHERE THE DOG'S AT — HIVE & PATTERN N E C T A R, newletter. Special Edition, No. 03.20 I have to tell you the bittersweet story of this photo, but first and more importantly, I want to make sure you are all okay and staying healthy and safe. Much like all of you, I've been a roller coaster of emotions.  From confusion an

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Happy Valentine’s Day to all the lovers out there 💋 “Kiss Me” by Angela Chrusciaki Blehm

“Nature never hurries. Atom by atom, little by little, she achieves her work.” - Ralph Waldo Emerson.
Photo of Designers Guild ‘Giardino Segreto’ taken while visiting last week. It was hard not to stop and admire the beauty of this immersive setting. I could have stayed all day studying all the perfect little details.