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A few pieces to decorate without overdoing it, things for an egg hunt that feel a little less plastic, and options for baskets, fillers, and small gifts. You don’t need much for Easter, just the right mix.

A mix of pieces I’ve been eyeing for spring — clothing, accessories, and a few everyday extras. Things that feel easy to wear, a bit more considered, and just right for the season without overthinking it.

This list includes a mix of pieces I’d genuinely gift or be happy to receive — from everyday favorites to slightly more elevated finds. Nothing overly complicated, just items that add comfort, ease, or a small moment of enjoyment to daily life. Whether you’re looking for something practical, a bit indulgent, or somewhere in between, these are the kinds of gifts that tend to be appreciated long after the day itself.

These are my makeup and skincare essentials. I have extremely sensitive skin, so I'm loyal to stuff that works well. There are those products that you use everyday and they just hit right. Instant repurchase, comes with you even when you travel light.

A collection of the pieces I rely on to keep my home office functional, comfortable, and calm throughout the workday. This list includes a mix of furniture, lighting, stationery, and tech that help create a workspace that feels pleasant to spend time in. I’ve included several options for key pieces like desks, chairs, and lighting so you can find something that fits your space and budget. Alongside those are the smaller essentials I reach for daily — notebooks, desk accessories, and a few practical tech tools that make working from home easier.

Between packing lunch boxes and snacks, and making a home cooked dinner almost every day, there are items I reach for multiple times a day, and they just have to work right and efficiently every time. These are my tried and true kitchen must haves that I've been using for years and years for our family.

The things we reach for daily and that have been working well for our family for years now. Comfortable clothing basics, reliable drugstore finds, and simple meal prep helpers that make busy mornings easier and routines run more smoothly. Nothing complicated, just practical staples that hold up, get repurchased, and genuinely make everyday mom life simpler.

A simple spring refresh doesn’t require a full redesign — just a thoughtful shift in color, texture, and a few well-placed accents. I love introducing vibrant pieces, playful shapes, and lighter materials that bring energy into a space without overwhelming it. These objects add a little life, movement, and that subtle “something changed” feeling. Time to put the heavy wools and shearling throws away for this new season and swap with delicate textiles, fresh colors and a little shine!

I keep coming back to Mocha Mousse — it’s cozy, sophisticated, and one of the most versatile neutrals right now. It adds warmth without feeling heavy and pairs beautifully with creams, soft whites, and natural textures. Not to mention how practical it is. These are my favorite pieces that capture the mood perfectly at the moment.

Soft, airy, serene. Cloud Dancer was named the color of the year by Pantone and it created quite a controversy! Some people found it too boring, lacking creativity and dull. Others liked that a great basic has been brought back and reinforced. I'm the latter and find this color a solid staple, approachable and great basic to blend other colors with. It's also worth to take a look on what Pantone suggest to mix it with. It's so versatile! Here I'm giving you a wide range of options on how to bring this color in, and switch your stark bring whites to a softer, more sophisticated palette.

I cook almost every day, but when it comes to special occasions, I believe in going all in. This is my curated list of unforgettable NYC dining experiences — the places I confidently recommend to my closest friends and family when they’re visiting. We’ve returned to each of these restaurants multiple times and even celebrated a family wedding at one.

This is a lovely area in Brooklyn that visitors usually miss out on, because it's a bit further away from direct subway lines, but absolutely worth the walk! Imagine tree-lined streets with brownstones, family friendly cafes and little hidden parks. It's like a village inside the city, and you should visit if you want to experience what locals are up to.

Full of idyllic streets, greenery and hidden gem restaurants, you can easily spend a day wondering around in Brooklyn Heights. This area is very kid friendly, but also offers great programs for adults. If you're visiting, I suggest you take the subway to come, hang around and walk the Brooklyn Bridge back to the city so you have the best views at sunset!

Mont-Tremblant was one our favourite winter holidays, and our most recent one. Sunny days on the slopes, cozy cafés, relaxed dinners, and plenty to do with kids. It’s charming, easy to navigate, and wonderfully family-friendly. I’ve saved the restaurants, hotel, coffee spots, and simple activities that made our winter break feel memorable and fun. This list is super recent, but we will definitely return. And i can't wait!