We have our first overnight guests this weekend. A family of five, dear friends. And this little kitchen-less house feels nekked and there are wires and no walls and no appliances and not enough seats to sit in. And I was going to work on my own post for today. But then I read this post On Keeping Company. And suddenly I’m inspired to freshen up the sheets and remember that you can still eat well without a kitchen sink and you can still feel loved if you sit on the floor.
Home exists to serve people, not the other way around.
There is beauty in mismatched sheets and half made beds.
Home should be the safest place on earth to take a risk.
It's a sacred calling to be watchful about what comes into our home and purposeful about what goes out.
Unique style always trumps trends.
An uncomplicated home is a blessing to everyone who enters it.
The size of your house doesn't dictate the size of your hospitality.
Home is an ever shifting combination of grace, cozy, abundance, simplicity, form and function.
Cozy doesn't have to mean cluttered and minimal doesn't have to mean cold.
It doesn't have to be complicated to be festive.
It doesn't have to be perfect to be beautiful.