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Style This House Budget-friendly interior design for homeowners. Virtual services available nationwide.

We help you create a home you love by shopping what you already own, thrifting strategically, and styling beautifully—without the designer price tag.

PICK ONE.Open shelving:A) GorgeousB) Absolutely not. I enjoy having doors.
29/08/2026

PICK ONE.

Open shelving:

A) Gorgeous
B) Absolutely not. I enjoy having doors.

I DON'T CARE WHAT PINTEREST SAYS.You don't need a beige house to have a beautiful house.There.I said it.
29/08/2026

I DON'T CARE WHAT PINTEREST SAYS.

You don't need a beige house to have a beautiful house.

There.

I said it.

Decorating Tip: Try This InsteadDon't ask: “What should I buy for this room?”Ask: “What is the first thing I notice when...
27/08/2026

Decorating Tip: Try This Instead

Don't ask: “What should I buy for this room?”

Ask: “What is the first thing I notice when I walk in?”

That answer will tell you far more than a shopping list ever will.

✔Maybe it's the giant piece of furniture.
✔Maybe it's the awkward corner.
✔Maybe it's the TV.
✔Maybe it's absolutely nothing because your eye doesn't know where to land.

Your room is already giving you clues.

What does your eye go to first when you walk into your living room?

HOT TAKE:Matching everything in a room can actually make it look LESS interesting.A little mismatch = personality.Agree ...
26/08/2026

HOT TAKE:

Matching everything in a room can actually make it look LESS interesting.

A little mismatch = personality.

Agree or am I about to get unfollowed?

Why do we save the “good” room?☑The good candles.☑The good dishes.☑The good towels.☑The good room.For WHAT? A mysterious...
24/08/2026

Why do we save the “good” room?

☑The good candles.
☑The good dishes.
☑The good towels.
☑The good room.

For WHAT? A mysterious group of elegant strangers who apparently live in our imagination? Your house isn't a showroom. Use the good stuff.

You're the occasion! Use the good dishes!

REALTORS: SAVE THIS FOR THE SELLER WHO SAYS “WE’RE NOT STAGING.”They don’t necessarily need traditional staging. They ma...
22/08/2026

REALTORS: SAVE THIS FOR THE SELLER WHO SAYS “WE’RE NOT STAGING.”

They don’t necessarily need traditional staging. They may just need someone to tell them:

☑What stays.
☑What goes.
☑What gets moved.
☑What gets packed.
☑What needs attention.

That’s what I do.
I work with occupied homes, using what the seller already owns.
❎No warehouse furniture.
❎No truck.
❎No giant staging bill.

Just a clear, practical plan to get the house market-ready. So the next time your seller says, “We’re not staging,” send them my way.

Sometimes the house doesn’t need more stuff. It just needs to be styled differently.

That hideous art you’ve been aggressively ignoring for a decade?Don't throw it out yet.Drag it into the spare bedroom, h...
22/08/2026

That hideous art you’ve been aggressively ignoring for a decade?

Don't throw it out yet.

Drag it into the spare bedroom, hang it on the wall, and pretend it’s modern art.

Plot twist: It wasn't ugly. It was just suffering from a decade-long identity crisis in the wrong post code.

We all have "that thing."➡The appliance you never use.➡The bowl that hasn't left the cupboard since 2019.➡The decorative...
19/08/2026

We all have "that thing."

➡The appliance you never use.
➡The bowl that hasn't left the cupboard since 2019.
➡The decorative something-or-other that takes up an entire shelf because, well… you own it.

But here’s the thing: Just because you own something doesn’t mean it deserves the best spot in your home.

Your home has limited space. Give that space to the things you actually use, love, or genuinely enjoy looking at.

Before you buy another storage basket to contain the stuff you never use…your home doesn't need to hold onto everything you've ever bought.

THINGS I NOTICE IN 10 SECONDS…I can usually walk into a room and spot a few things before I’ve even put my purse down, a...
17/08/2026

THINGS I NOTICE IN 10 SECONDS…

I can usually walk into a room and spot a few things before I’ve even put my purse down, and surprisingly, they’re often not about what the room is "missing".

They’re about what’s already there.

☑Furniture that could work beautifully if it were moved.
☑Too much stuff competing with the pieces you actually love.
☑A room with no breathing room because every inch is being asked to do a job.

And this is why I’m always saying: Before you buy something, look again. Your home may not need more. It may just need a little editing, a little rearranging, and a fresh set of eyes.

That’s the Style This House way.

Look again. Use what you have. Your home is enough. Let’s make it work for your life.

What would you notice in your home if you looked at it with fresh eyes today?

You know that pretty little entryway table you bought to make your home feel pulled together?Yeah. It doesn't look like ...
14/08/2026

You know that pretty little entryway table you bought to make your home feel pulled together?

Yeah. It doesn't look like that anymore

It’s now holding:
• Keys
• Mail
• Sunglasses
• Receipts from 2019
• A screwdriver for some reason
• That thing you’re “going to deal with later”
• And approximately 47 things that do not belong there.

Congratulations. You have created The Junk Drawer on Legs. And the worst part? You keep styling around it like it isn’t happening.

Clear the table, put things where they actually belong, and let your entryway breathe again.

Your house doesn't need more stuff. It probably just needs you to stop putting stuff down.

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