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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There’s something sacred about a table set with intention… not perfection.
We all can use a little love letter. We open front door, stir the pot, light the candle anyway—even when life feels full and messy.
Maybe you need the reminder today (I know I often do):
❤️You don’t have to do more to be a beautiful hostess. You just have to show up with heart.
So this is your gentle nudge—invite them over, use the good dishes, serve what you can, and let the rest fall into place.
Because the magic was never in the menu… it was always in you.
With love,
A fellow hostess 🤍
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Ralph Lauren style, the Home with a Twist way! 🍷
Think cozy plaids, vintage thermoses, brass candlesticks, fresh flowers, and individual cheese boards. I layered these collected treasures to create a warm, inviting wine tasting table that feels elevated without being fussy.
The secret? Shop your home, mix old with new, and remember that nothing needs to match perfectly.
Because a beautiful table is lovely, but the conversations around it are what really matter.
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Does the thought of hosting Thanksgiving make you feel more overwhelmed than excited? I want to help you change that this year.
After 40 years of hosting Thanksgiving, I`ve learned that the secret to a beautiful holiday isn`t doing more. It`s knowing what to do, when to do it, and what you can happily cross off your list.
Imagine waking up Thanksgiving morning with your table already set, your sides prepped, and a plan you feel confident about. Instead of rushing around the kitchen, you`re sipping coffee, watching the parade, and actually enjoying the people you`ve invited into your home.
That`s the Thanksgiving I want for you. And I can help you get there.
Join me Monday, November 2, at 7 p.m. CST for my live, one-hour Thanksgiving Masterclass.
We`ll walk through my simple four-week countdown, tackle the things that cause the most stress, and make room for your questions. Think of it as having an experienced hostess by your side, helping you figure out what matters, what can wait, and what you can stop worrying about altogether.
For just $10, you`ll receive:
One hour of practical guidance, encouragement, and live Q&A with me.
Access to the replay so you can watch whenever it`s convenient.
My complete 26-page Thanksgiving Playbook, filled with timelines, checklists, and menu planners.
You don`t have to figure it all out on your own. And you certainly don`t have to be exhausted to make Thanksgiving special.
This year, I want you to enjoy the holiday you`re working so hard to create.
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We spend years waiting for the new rug, the reupholstered chair, or the day the cat finally stops scratching the side of the sofa before we feel ready to invite anyone inside.
We hide the flaws and close our doors, thinking people want an untouched museum.
In forty years of opening my front door, I have learned the exact opposite. Nobody relaxes in a showroom. People let their guard down when they see a worn carpet, a stack of books by the reading chair, and a host who welcomes them into real life instead of a staged set.
Your home does not need to be flawless to offer comfort. It just needs warmth, soft lighting, and an open door.
What is one little imperfection in your home you are learning to make peace with this season?
