My Collections

Kitchen and dining room sources from our renovation progress update 🤍 We’re moved back in, but the punch list is still very much happening. Cabinet doors are off, painters are touching up cabinets, grout and baseboard fixes are underway, the wine room seal is being adjusted, and the dining room is still waiting on art and the rest of the curtain panels. Not a full reveal yet, but I’m linking the pieces people usually ask about from this space: kitchen barstools, pendant lights, cabinet hardware, kitchen faucet, pot filler, dining table, dining chairs, curtain panels, lighting, and warm organic modern kitchen and dining finds. This is the real renovation phase between move-in and finished.
Renovation
Warm organic modern kitchen renovation sources 🤍 We’re keeping the same kitchen layout, but changing the entire feeling with warmer finishes, better lighting, and more timeless kitchen details. After living with this kitchen for 11 years, we knew the layout still worked, but the cooler finishes started feeling colder and more formal than we wanted. For the updated kitchen design, we’re using a white oak island (stained white wash), affordable zellige-look backsplash tile, Daltile Mokara quartz countertops, Benjamin Moore White Dove perimeter cabinets, champagne bronze cabinet hardware, warm kitchen pendant lights, and softer organic modern kitchen decor. Linking the kitchen sources I can share, including the backsplash tile, pendant lights, cabinet hardware, kitchen faucet, pot filler, lighting, decor, and similar warm organic modern kitchen finds. #LTKHome
In my home
Pull-down bathroom faucet for easier sink cleaning 🤍 We originally bought regular bathroom faucets for our bathroom vanity, but right before installation I found this pull-down version for only about $30 more — and it felt like such a smart bathroom renovation upgrade. A pull-down vanity faucet makes it so much easier to rinse the sink, clean toothpaste, wash out the basin, and deal with everyday bathroom messes like husband beard trimmings.🤣 Linking the bathroom faucet we chose, plus the other bathroom remodel fixtures and finishes we’re using in our renovation. #LTKHome
Bathroom
My favorite work-to-workout staples under scrubs as a CRNA🤍 These are the pieces I reach for when I know I’m going straight from a long shift to the gym. If you work in healthcare, wear scrubs, or spend 12-hour shifts on your feet, these are some of my tried-and-true healthcare work essentials that make it much easier to go straight from work to a workout. #ad ✨ Forme Arch Support Socks: @forme.science recently gifted me these to try, and they’ve been such a good addition to my workday. They feel so supportive throughout a 12-hour shift! ✨ Forme Power Bra: This one was already a favorite of mine. I love the posture support, wider straps, and that it DOESN’T ride up under my scrubs (why is that so annoying?!). The longline cut also shows just a hint of stomach without feeling too bare. I’ve actually had several women stop me to ask what bra I’m wearing because it still feels very mom-appropriate while being cute enough for the gym. ✨ lululemon Align Leggings: buttery soft, comfortable enough to wear under scrubs, and squat-proof when I head to the gym afterward. ✨ On Cloud shoes: my go-to work shoes for the last 8 years. Lightweight, comfortable, and easy to wear all day. Also linked: my Apple Watch, AirPods, and workout gloves for the full work-to-workout setup. Whether you’re a nurse, CRNA, NP, PA, physician, or another healthcare worker looking for comfortable things to wear under scrubs or long-shift essentials, these are the pieces I genuinely reach for. The Forme socks were gifted. As always, I’m only sharing what I genuinely use and like. 🤍 #LTKdayinmylife #LTKfitnessgoals #LTKActive
Gym Essentials
Warm organic modern kitchen renovation sources 🤍 We’re keeping the same kitchen layout, but changing the entire feeling with warmer finishes, better lighting, and more timeless kitchen details. After living with this kitchen for 11 years, we knew the layout still worked, but the cooler finishes started feeling colder and more formal than we wanted. For the updated kitchen design, we’re using a white oak island (stained white wash), affordable zellige-look backsplash tile, Daltile Mokara quartz countertops, Benjamin Moore White Dove perimeter cabinets, champagne bronze cabinet hardware, warm kitchen pendant lights, and softer organic modern kitchen decor. Linking the kitchen sources I can share, including the backsplash tile, pendant lights, cabinet hardware, kitchen faucet, pot filler, lighting, decor, and similar warm organic modern kitchen finds. #LTKHome
Brass Nutribullet Ultra + warm organic modern kitchen sources 🤍 My husband found this brass Nutribullet Ultra and asked if getting the pretty blender meant it could live on the kitchen counter. Honestly… fair compromise. We use a Nutribullet constantly for smoothies, protein shakes, and blending greens without weird chunks, so if it’s going to stay out every day, I want it to feel intentional with the rest of the kitchen design. This warm brass color works so well with our organic modern kitchen renovation, white oak island, warm backsplash tile, quartz countertops, champagne bronze cabinet hardware, and soft neutral cabinet color. Linking the Nutribullet Ultra, plus the kitchen decor pieces and sources I’m always asked about. Kitchen details: Backsplash tile: affordable zellige-look tile from Lowe’s Countertops: Daltile Mokara quartz Perimeter cabinet color: Benjamin Moore White Dove Also linking similar kitchen styling pieces, countertop decor, cutting boards, vases, stems, and warm organic modern kitchen finds to get the look. #LTKHome
Warm organic modern home renovation finds 🤍 Sharing the pieces and finishes we’re using to make our home feel warmer, more layered, and more inviting: warm wood tones, kitchen lighting, cabinet hardware, bathroom fixtures, organic textures, styling pieces, and designer-inspired home decor. This is the direction we’re taking throughout our renovation — timeless home design, layered lighting, natural materials, and elevated pieces that still feel comfortable and lived in. #LTKHome
Kitchen Finds