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I’m Josie. I’ve always been a bit of a homebody who loves to entertain. Creating a cozy space that feels thoughtful and welcoming. From renovations and home decor, to baking or thrifting special treasures, I hope you can find something here to inspire you and your next project!

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Preaaaachhh 👏 This audio is one my favorites!

Preaaaachhh 👏

This audio is one my favorites! I truly do believe a “good eye” can do a lot more than any amount of money can. There are plenty of people out there with never ending money, but zero personal style (which maybe isn’t important to them, That’s fine too).

Developing an “eye” is more about honing in on your personal style. Paying attention to what things inspire you, and being willing to play around and maybe make a few “mistakes” along the way!

#thriftedhome #homedecorideas #thrfiting #thriftedstyle #uniquehomedecor

🦆🦆🦆🦆🦆 one of my weirdly favorite h

🦆🦆🦆🦆🦆

one of my weirdly favorite hobbies is guessing trends. Typically I just bore my husband with my predictions but I had so fun talking with you all in my stories about this one the other day! I learned some people have strong opinions about the idea of ducks getting trendy and I love it 😂

So how about it, are you team 🦆 ?

#thriftingfinds #ducklife #hometrends #2024hometrends #homedecorideas #trendprediction

what I thrifted & how I styled it ✨ I found the

what I thrifted & how I styled it ✨

I found these two in different parts of the same thrift store, but to me they just screamed that they were meant to be together

Plaid lampshade? You had me at hello. Together they give me cozy English cottage meets Nora Ephron vibes in the BEST way, and that’s my hopes and dreams for our cottage in 2024 🫶

Would love to hear what your on the thrift hunt for this year!

#thriftstorefinds #thriftedhome #cozycottage #noraephroninteriors #cottagecoreaesthetic🍄 #thriftedhome

Thanks so much for being part of a beautiful year

Thanks so much for being part of a beautiful year 🫶

Looking forward to packing 2024 with more thrifting, baking, renovating, and leaning into enjoying this little life. Wishing you the best new year ❤️

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A short film about two penguins 🫶 I thrifted

A short film about two penguins 🫶

I thrifted these s+p shakers last year and they’ve turned into one of my favorite bits of kitchen decor for the holidays✨❤️

They are aren’t a “technical” match so I named them Burt and Ernie, and like to imagine all the high jinx they get into at night (surely they like to take a dive into the marshmallow jar every now and again, right?).

I’ve been noticing more and more “fun” s+p shakers like these at new stores lately, so I think they’re making a come back! Are you loving the return of kitschy kitchen decor as much as I am?

#penguinsofinstagram #kitchendecor #kitschkitchen #thrifteddecor #thriftedkitchen

WHAT I LEARNED 👇 This was my first year making

WHAT I LEARNED 👇

This was my first year making a gingerbread house completely from scratch. The first try? Didn’t turn out so good, but here’s what I learned and took into my second attempt:

• the gingerbread recipe is the entire backbone of the project, so make sure it’s a good one! Looking back, the first recipe I used clearly had some issues. For my second try I use the NYT gingerbread house recipe and it worked SO much better 👌

• decorate your pieces and let them dry before assembling the house. Trying to add fun decorative flourishes is a headache when you’re working at an angle, so do it while you can still let your pieces lay flat.

• the fridge is your friend! I kept my house small enough that I could easily stick the whole thing in the fridge, which was really great for speeding up the drying time on the icing, especially when it came time to assemble the house!

• have fun! If you’re frustrated the whole time, maybe take a beat and come back later. I’m so glad I decided to cut my losses on that first house (I was NOT having fun) and was able to really enjoy my second try!

Have you ever made one from scratch before? I’d love to hear your tips!

#gingerbreadhouse #christmasbaking #bakingtips #holidaybaking

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