Whether you’re working at home a few days a week or you have a small home office area for a passion project or side hustle, finding the right pieces for you is key to being productive in your environment. 

I’ve been following Tezza on Instagram for as long as I can remember and when she launched her collage kits I thought they were genius but I didn’t think I had a use for them in my apartment. So when I saw on her stories that two of the kits were getting re-stocked I figured I should go for it and share my Tezza collage kit review with you all.

This is a sponsored post in partnership with Under the Canopy and the InfluenceHer Collective. All words and opinions are my own. It’s been almost two months since I moved to my new apartment, but one thing I’ve come to realize is that you can’t decorate an apartment overnight—no matter how badly you might want to.

There are few things that make me happier than perfect pairings. Wine and cheese is one, chips and guac is another, but one of my favorite combinations is interiors and autumn.

I think I'll always have a fascination with interiors. I remember watching HGTV growing up, reading books on interior decorating and constantly re-arranging my bedroom to see the best way for all of the furniture to fit in.

In my opinion one of the trickiest parts of 20-something life is finding yourself constantly finding yourself in situations that feel only halfway adult. Take renting an apartment for example: in so many ways, you're now off on your own and can in theory do whatever you want with the place.

I hope you're all having a great week! I just got back from Austin, Texas with my roommates (vlog to come soon!) and had a great weekend away. I felt so stressed out right before we left between fashion week, working on the latest issue and feeling like I was falling a little behind on my blog posts.

If there’s one thing I can tell you about February, it’s that we are still a long way off from spring—and we got double affirmation from our groundhog friend too, just in case you thought there was some hope left.

As you probably know by now, I like to consider myself a Pinterest connoisseur of sorts. I majored in art history and while I didn't end up working at a gallery I can still sort of live out that fantasy on Pinterest, curating boards of content the same way you could group works for an art show. 

Hey everyone! I'm getting back in the swing of things after my Thailand trip and will have lots of posts about that soon. I hope you all had a lovely Thanksgiving and have been enjoying the fall weather. If you’ve been a reader for a while, then you already know about my Pinterest addiction...