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Guest Bedroom Refresh

Guest Essentials Just in Time for the Holidays

This Post is in Partnership with Serena & Lily.Thank You for Supporting Brands that Support Lavin Label. It's that time of the year to start hosting family and friends for the holidays! We just welcomed our family to Savannah for Thanksgiving and luckily we had our guest bedroom and bathroom ready thanks to Serena & Lily! And, today save 25% off everything with the code Thankful. I'm sharing my top three tips to create an experience that your guests will love this holiday season! One. My secret to making a room feel luxurious and look like it's been designed by a professional is to add layers with Serena & Lily's luxurious bedding. The Beach Club Border Duvet is folded at the bottom of the bed. In addition to the crisp, white Westwood Quilt, the…

Farmer’s Market Vegetable Omelet

A Fresh and Seasonal Recipe Inspired by My Weekly Trip to the Farmer’s Market

This Post is in Partnership with Sub-Zero, Wolf, and Cove.Thank You for Supporting the Brands that Support Lavin Label. Since moving to Savannah over a year ago, Casey and I have been taking full advantage of everything that the Hostess City has to offer. One of our favorite activities is the Farmer’s Market which takes place every Saturday in Forsyth Park located just a few blocks from our house. We usually roll out of bed, grab a cup of coffee and walk to the park to browse the local selections. Fall-like temperatures in the low 70s especially make the Farmer’s Market more enjoyable this time of year! It truly is one of the many reasons we love living in this charming city. It’s inspiring to walk around the Farmer’s Market and talk to local…

Main Bedroom Closet Design

Storage Solutions for Our Master Bedroom

When Casey and I first looked at our Savannah home we fell in love with everything except the main bedroom and bathroom layout. Specifically we were worried about the lack of closet space! Our realtor told us that closets were a rare commodity in older homes and even though we agreed with her we had to figure out a way to meet our modern day needs. Luckily, Chad Goehring the Principal with the Harrison Design Architecture Firm and his team had a few ideas up their sleeves. I learned about Harrison Design while I lived in St. Simons Island since they have an office right down the street from our home. Chad specifically has done a lot of work for a few of my friends' homes and came highly recommended. Even though Harrison Design is…

My Savannah Kitchen Tour Part II

A Recap of My Lighting, Fabric, and Tile Selections

Last week I shared Part I of my kitchen reveal for you! It showcased the paint colors, appliances and cabinet hardware. Today, I'm revealing a few other details such as my kitchen nook table, countertops, lighting, fabric and plumbing fixtures. Kitchen Nook. Throughout this process, I realized that I needed an area for seating since the kitchen wasn't large enough for a center island. We worked with our contractor to build a custom bench under the window and it made a big difference! It feels much cozier now especially since we added a European-inspired bistro table. I came across Cafe Tables, based in Spartanburg, South Carolina. They make it possible to pick your specific table base and match it with a table top. They also have a variety of table heights and widths. I…

My Savannah Home Kitchen Tour Part I

My Kitchen Reveal

This Post is in Partnership with Sub-Zero, Wolf and Cove.Thank You for Supporting Brands that Support Lavin Label. One of my favorite spaces to refresh is the kitchen! It's the heart of the home and it's where I spend most of my time. I typically start my mornings sipping an iced vanilla chai while catching up on email in my new cozy nook. Because my kitchen has loads of natural light I gravitate toward this space not only in the mornings but also throughout the day. The dogs also like to sit on the wood floor and bask in the light. Since this space is so special to me, I'm excited to give you a tour on the blog today! Due to the scale of the refresh, I decided to publish it in two…