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Who doesn’t love a good old-fashioned Sunday brunch? Nobaaaahdy! The summer heat (but mostly the humidity) have me guilty of wanting to retreat inside for a laidback (and air conditioned) gathering with my favorite foodies. And the most delectable mini…
July is blueberry pickin’ season here in New England. Last month my girlfrands and I ambled the grounds of Litchfield Hills Blueberry Farm, pluckin’ fresh, fatty bloobs right off the bush whilst savoring the sunshine and harvests of summertime. With…
Fraaands far and wide, I’d like to cordially introduce you to a brand new monthly series on JessicaBrigham.com: Color of the Month!! The goal: to equip and empower you with the finest (and boldest) home inspiration on the gosh darn…
Brown paint gets a bad rap. One of my biggest pet peeves about the color brown is things often start to look a little eggplanty. 😒🍆 Maybe it’s me, but this girl ain’t about that purple-y brown hue. Or 90s…
The Allen Road project was once just the shell of a home. Looking past dated wallpaper, unpainted trim, and mismatched furnishings, this now modern living room has been completely transformed with sleek (and vintage) statement pieces, neutral colors as well…
One of my favorite early–June blooms is garden sage. Her grey-green, fuzzy, oblong leaves and woody stems stand two-feet tall with lavender-colored flowers that the resident bees just loooove. If you fancy yourself an edible garden, sage is a pretty…
I’ve got the bug. That home design bug. It’s been almost a year since I revealed my Boho Glam Master Bedroom and something inside me is ready for the change. It all started with the nightstands. They just feel waaay…
Earlier last month, my sister and I embarked on just another thrifty desert flora find. The score: two gargantuan dragon bone cacti coming in at six to seven feet tall. 😱🌵 I mean, a brazen five foot two-er right here,…
Looking for Fourth of July cocktails?! You’re in the right place, girlfriend. It’s a blessing and a curse that a previous homeowner decided to plant mint in our backyard. This very invasive patch is half-near impossible to stave off, but…
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