There are lots of reasons why I’ve been counting down to summer’s arrival, but at the top of the list was the anticipation of sharing today’s feature with you all. Not only are Jordan and Chris Fronk a super stylish couple, but they’re also two of the most fun loving people I know… so it’s… read more
Pulling It Off :: A Frame for Every Face
Hi friends! Ana here with the May edition of Pulling It Off, and today we’re discussing a topic near and dear to my heart: finding the best frames for you! As a glasses-wearing gal myself, I love finding new frames that flatter, and I’m always on the hunt for cute new pairs. For this shoot, I’ve… read more
In Season :: Creamy Tortilla Soup
Here in Austin, we consume a serious amount of tacos. Breakfast, lunch, dinner, or snack… any time of day can be considered taco time. Because of this, I always have leftover tortillas. When they start to get a little stale, I pop them in the freezer and eventually make this soup. There are two types of… read more
DIY :: Beaded Summer Skewers
There’s no arguing the fact that when it comes to stylish entertaining, the smallest details can make a big impact. At our Cinco de Mayo fiesta last week, guests kept oohing and aahing over the fun, festive skewers we used to serve fresh watermelon with feta cheese. And I’ve got to admit, there’s no better… read more
Bottoms Up :: Classic Kentucky Mint Julep
Jenn here, gearing up for “the most exciting two minutes in sports” this coming weekend! Yes, it’s that time of year again — when ladies and gentlemen gather at Churchill Downs to place their bets on the finest horses in the country. I still haven’t been to the Kentucky Derby (definitely on my “bucket list”),… read more
Tastemakers :: in.gredients
The Brothers Lane will be satisfied at nothing. No waste, that is. Founders of the country’s first zero-waste grocery, brothers Joseph, Patrick, and Christian Lane, along with partner Christopher Pepe, were concerned about how much food packaging gets thrown in the garbage, and wanted to see if they could create a grocery store outside the… read more
DIY :: Jumbo Papel Picado
I think we can all agree that these days, no party is complete without a photo booth backdrop… no exceptions! So if you caught our (slightly premature) Cinco de Mayo celebration last week, you may have spotted the giant papel picado backdrop we all hammed it up in front of. Believe it or not, this idea… read more
Tuesday Tastings :: Healthy Tropical Banana Muffins
Just between you and me, I didn’t make these muffins intending to post them on the blog. Muffins don’t really have the tendency to be especially photogenic — they’re just kind of… muffins, you know? Well, one bite and I knew these were anything but ordinary, and the fact that something so healthy can also… read more
Bring It Home :: Indoor Garden
House plants have a reputation for gathering dust and dating a room, but used correctly, some well-placed greenery can transform an entire space. Cristina here, and this room caught my eye with its creative use of plants as a room divider, a brilliant way to separate your living from your dining area without blocking light… read more
Monochromatic Monday :: Mayo Mexicano
The first whispers of summer made themselves heard this weekend in Austin – I actually donned a bikini and caught up on magazines by the pool yesterday while Adam worked in the yard and Phoebe napped. (heaven.) The balmy weather arrives just in time to heat things up for Cinco de Mayo this weekend, and… read more
