There’s something really special about designing a “big boy” room—it’s that in-between moment where a space starts to feel a little more grown up, but still holds onto all the warmth and imagination of childhood. Ollie’s room is exactly that. This design is rooted in a rich, moody palette with layers of texture and playful details woven throughout. The deep green backdrop sets the tone—cozy, grounded, and a little bit adventurous—while the mix of patterns and materials keeps

Download Guide below This week’s Sunday Table is built around softness—subtle color, layered texture, and just enough detail to feel special without overwhelming the space. If you’ve already seen the public shop page, this is where we go deeper—how it actually comes together, what to prioritize, and how to recreate the look without overthinking it. ✿ The Direction The goal for this table was simple: light, seasonal, and quietly elevated. Instead of leaning overly “Easter-them

There’s something about an Easter table that feels a little softer, a little slower, and a little more intentional. This year’s Sunday Table leans into that feeling—layered textures, fresh spring tones, and just enough detail to make it feel special without being overdone. Think light linens, delicate florals, and a palette pulled straight from the season—soft blush, warm neutrals, and hints of green. Each place setting is simple but thoughtful, finished with a small detail (

I wanted the nursery to feel warm, layered, and a little unexpected—something that still feels calm, but with just enough personality to grow into over time. This palette leans into soft neutrals with deeper grounding tones. The dusty blush keeps things gentle, while the rich green adds contrast and depth without feeling too heavy. I love how the golden drapery brings in warmth and texture—it instantly makes the space feel more finished and intentional. The mix of materials i

There’s something about a fresh table in early spring that doesn’t need much to feel special. I kept this one soft and easy—layered neutrals with just a hint of green to bring everything to life. A patterned tablecloth sets the tone, paired with woven placemats to add a little texture underneath. I kept the place setting classic with white plates, but added a scalloped edge detail for a subtle, elevated touch. The green accents—glassware and a simple floral napkin—tie everyth

Simple Ways to Keep Christmas Alive Throughout the Year One of my favorite things about holiday decorating is that it doesn’t actually have to end when the season does. With a few intentional swaps and simplified styling choices, you can keep that cozy, festive feeling going all year long—without your home feeling like it’s stuck in December. The key? Neutral bases, natural textures, and pieces that can flex with the seasons. Here are a few simple ways to let Christmas linger

Mardi Gras has always been one of my favorite seasons to decorate for. There’s something about the color, the tradition, and the little touches that make your home feel festive without feeling overdone. I love mixing classic Mardi Gras hues with cozy, everyday pieces so it feels intentional and livable — not like a party store exploded in your living room. For me, decorating for Mardi Gras is all about celebrating where we live, leaning into joy, and creating a home that feel

Hi, I’m Ashley — and I’m so glad you’re here. Hom Haus was born from a love of holiday decorating… and the very real realization that decorating can feel overwhelming when life is already full. Between work, family, and everything in between, the idea of pulling out bins, styling every corner, and packing it all back up can start to feel more stressful than joyful. I wanted something different. Hom Haus is about creating homes that feel warm, festive, and thoughtfully styled