Slow Style Home: Decorating Personal, Meaningful Interiors

This week is an episode of On The Little Yellow Couch (OTLYC) where it's just you and me. I'm going to share my Slow Style philosophy, which I've developed as a framework for you to create a beautiful, meaningful home. I'll explain what Slow Style means to me, and introduce 3 Pillars of Slow Style. They are:

1. Style Evolves

2. Creativity Leads to Confidence

3. Life Informs Style

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Today, I'm talking with designer Rachel Fowler who's out with a new book, "My Happy Place: healthy, sustainable and human design for life and work." She's going to get the ball rolling here in that the bulk of what we talk about is the big picture of what's really going on with how we purchase, consume and dispose of home-related things.

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Rebecca Haskins is the founder of the online shop NOMA Collective which is a collection of handmade goods for the home made in collaboration with the artisans themselves. She has developed such wonderful relationships with people across the globe to create modern iterations of ancient designs and the results are not only beautiful, but incredibly meaningful.

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I talk with Cynthia Zamaria, author of "House & Flower" about the many homes she's renovated and gardens she's revived along with her husband, and how those experiences have informed and responded to her own, personal growth. She uses the word "ethos" when describing her design approach. How does your own home manifest your beliefs and aspirations?

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In this episode I address several listener dilemmas by first showing how they all have to do with battling the feeling of overwhelm. When I asked you what your biggest struggle was when it came to your homes, you said not enough time, loads of clutter, and too many choices! Not to mention a lack of confidence. Today, I talk about three ways to deal with feeling overwhelmed so you can get unstuck and start living a beautiful life in the homes you have right now!

To use the Slow Style approach in your home, start with this free guide on how to create a vision that sets you up for every design decision you'll need to make!
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