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Penelope & Nathan’s Homespun Homestead in Oregon
Name: Penelope and Nathan Miller and their daughter, Bell Location: Alberta Arts District — Portland, Oregon Size: 2,100 square feet Years lived in: 6.5 years; Owned Penelope and Nathan have created a home for their family that is truly a reflection of themselves, where they’ve been, and what makes them feel good.
The Buzz — InStyle
Clip It For grown-ups bored by bobby pins, these chic, bold barrettes will do the trick PHOTOGRAPHED BY DAVID SCHULZE...
How to Make a DIY Holiday Porch Pot – EVERYDAY TEACHER STYLE
See how recent events have used immersive decor, fun activities, and memorable entertainment to impress guests right away.
Asparagus and Smoked Salmon Frittata – WILD GREENS & SARDINES
Can't go wrong with the ever-versatile frittata. A frittata is the perfect vehicle for just about any vegetable or other ingredient lurking in your fridge
Tour a Painterly London Home That Looks Like It Could Be in Paris
Maddux Creative crafts a pastel-hued Marylebone pied-à-terre for a Los Angeles couple
Chai Espresso Martini.
The perfect subtle twist on the classic espresso martini cocktail...a delicious holiday treat to cap the night with!
How Nordstrom Made Its Brand Synonymous With Customer Service (and How You Can Too) – Shopify
Ask anyone in the retail industry what the first words are that come to their mind when they think of Nordstrom, and they'll immediately tell you "customer service." Making your brand synonymous with a catch-all phrase that's too often simply thrown around in retail doesn't happen overnight. In fact, its taken the upscale fashion retailer 115 years of complete dedication to creating the finest shopping experience to build such a reputation. There's even an entire book dedicated to distilling their unique formula, rightfully titled, "The Nordstrom Way to Customer Service Excellence," along with several articles in top tier business publications…
6 Must-Know Techniques for Hand Quilting
Hand quilting is the technique of sewing together the three layers of a quilt (batting between two layers of fabric) in a decorative freehand stitch.
