Jenny

I moved across the country one week ago today. What a whirlwind. Amidst a snowstorm and a job that will never be in slow motion, I rode the wave and I'm wilder for it. Hopelessly devoted to unpacking, decorating and nesting, these three links reveal the inside scoop....

I'm a Pinterest user and fan but haven't changed a bit when it comes to keeping issues of my favorite design magazines. As I began to pack up my New York City apartment for a move, I came across stacks of decor savings. This Peter Dunham piece in House Beautiful was...

JBD dispatch from the heart of New York City. I'm working from a hotel this weekend, all the while stealing moments on my iPad for inspiration as I plot out a big move (read: new rooms to decorate) later this year. I keep circling back to these living spaces. The...

I've been collecting Jessica Durrant watercolors for a few years. A handful of her gorgeous, calming, feminine creations fill the walls of my living room and home office, many gifted by family who know they can't go wrong at Christmas with this pretty gift. Paris is...

After discovering this photograph on Pinterest, I decided I must have a hammock in my living room. I can't stop looking at this version. While we are on the topic of decor, these garage doors caught my eye as I skipped around the streets of Sausalito. This quote...

By far, Instagram is my favorite form of social media sharing. There are moments captured on camera that I wish I could print in an instant. Well, the latest addition to the Polaroid instant digital camera line, the Z2300, features an integrated printer with ZINK®...

These four items are an equal dose of gift-giving + summer fun. 1. Coasters by Reed Wilson Design 2. Ice Cream Spoons by Sucre Shop 3. Beach Sounds by Sunnylife 4. Beach Towel by Sisters of Los Angeles  

These four items are an equal dose of gift-giving + summer fun. 1. Coasters by Reed Wilson Design 2. Ice Cream Spoons by Sucre Shop 3. Beach Sounds by Sunnylife 4. Beach Towel by Sisters of Los Angeles  

Brooklyn Museum has an exhibition entitled Witness: Art and Civil Rights in the Sixties open to the public right now. I wandered into the first floor exhibit on a whim, stoked to stumble upon Barkley L. Hendricks' work. From my point of view, his large scale paintings...

Brooklyn Museum has an exhibition entitled Witness: Art and Civil Rights in the Sixties open to the public right now. I wandered into the first floor exhibit on a whim, stoked to stumble upon Barkley L. Hendricks' work. From my point of view, his large scale paintings...