What Would Holley Wear: Merry and Bright
From a Bloody Mary to a glass of Prosecco…don’t you think it’s time to add a little “merry” to your holiday style? That being said…what’s on your bar cart? Since we love entertaining on our patio, we repurposed a family heirloom into an outdoor “party cart.” Which...
What Would Holley Wear: All the Jingle Ladies
“Whoa, oh, oh, oh…oh, oh, oh”! Okay….I’m challenging you to bring out your inner-Beyoncé. That’s right ladies…it’s time to add a little “jingle” to our holiday style! Does all dressed up and no place to go ring some “jingle” bells? No problem, because I’ve got a...
What Would Holley Wear: Four Stylish Ways to Get into the Christmas Spirit
So I’m putting this out there…I’m finding it challenging to write about what to wear during the 2020 winter holidays. That being said…I’m pretty sure I have a severe case of the “holiday hang-ups”. Is anyone else suffering from this? What are you doing to get into...
It’s a Colorful Life Christmas Tour – The Family Room
It’s the most wonderful time of the year! I am thrilled to be included in this year’s It’s A Colorful Life Home Tour 2020 Holiday Edition. My friend Jennifer of Dimples and Tangles invited me to participate in the tour she hosts with Jeweled...
Hospitality is in my DNA. I founded Home with a Twist, a daughter’s twist on her mother’s traditions, in memory of my mother to celebrate her life and the gifts she shared with me. Mother loved to celebrate life’s occasions – big and small.She taught me how to prepare fabulous food, entertain guests with style and design a traditional home with a pop of color and a splash of animal print. Share my fondness of blending Mother’s mid-century style with a modern spin.
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SAVE this reminder for the next time you talk yourself out of having people over.
Every excuse keeping you from hosting is sitting right here in my living room.
Cat-scratched sofa arm, torn carpet fibers, and a rug spot.
We convince ourselves our homes must look like pristine showrooms before we can open the door.
Nobody who loves you is auditing your upholstery. They came for the conversation and a warm welcome.
If you wait for perfection, another season slips by with an empty living room.
What home flaw have you been using as an excuse not to invite people over? Share it below 👇
You want to have people over. But somewhere between choosing a menu and deciding whether your house is “ready,” you talk yourself out of it.
You don’t have to figure it all out alone.
My Cottage Coaching is personal, judgment-free support to help you rethink what hosting can look like—and leave with a plan that fits your home, your life, and what you actually enjoy.
Imagine feeling excited to invite someone over instead of relieved you didn’t.
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With the onset of the busy fall gathering season comes the quiet anxiety that so often accompanies it. We want to gather the people we love, yet the thought of opening our front door feels heavy before guests even arrive.
Now is the perfect time for us to connect with my FREE coaching calls launching Monday, October 5. I`m on a mission to help women host with ease and confidence regardless if you are a new or a seasoned host wanting to gather differently.
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Give yourself permission this season to set a simple table and let your home be lived in.
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SAVE this checklist before your next houseguests arrive.
After 40 years of welcoming people into my home, I have learned that true hospitality is simply removing friction before your guest even feels it.
Here are the little details I keep in our guest bathroom so nobody ever has to secretly search through medicine cabinets or ask for help:
• Extra toothbrushes and travel toothpaste
• Travel mouthwash and floss picks
• Feminine products placed openly in a pretty canister
• Makeup wipes, which also saves your good white linens from mascara
• Single-dose headache, antacid packets and allergy medicine.
• A little stain remover pen for quick dinner spills
• A dedicated stack of waffle hand towels right by the sink
• Extra toilet paper and tissues
When everything is out in plain sight, your guests can relax and feel completely cared for.
What is the one thing you always forget to pack when you stay with friends?
