ALEXANDRIA November/December 2020 November/December 2020
TINY HOME LIVING TINY HOME Check Out This Gorgeously Unique Tiny Home Check Out This Gorgeously Unique Tiny Home on onWheels Wheels
Glamping Glamping Combines Combines Luxury Luxury and and The Beauty Beauty The of Nature Nature of
Declutter Declutter Your Home Your Home Without Sacrificing
Without Sacrificing Things You LOVE Things You LOVE
Contents 04
10
Publisher’s Corner
Monique Holland
When The Glow of Summer Fades, The Beauty of Fall Shines Through
Holland Custom Designs, Transforms a Luxury Townhome
05
14 Tiny Home Living
Letter from the Editor
Check Out This Gorgeous Renovated School Bus
Say Goodbye to 2020
06 tu anh Men’s Personal Styling
Publisher & President
Editor In Chief
Contributing Writers
Veronica Fountain
Alyson Turner
Alyson Turner Laura Gaskill
Veronica@simplymagazines.net
2 | November/December 2020
Alyson@simplymagazines.net
November/December • 2020
22
28
Healthy Living
Simply Home
Whole Body Reset: Get Your Health Back On Track
How to Declutter Without Sacrificing Things You Love
24 Simply Delicious
Easy Recipes While Working From Home
18
32
Simply Outdoors
24 Ways to Enjoy Your Staycation
Fall’s Hottest Travel Trend – Glamping
Contributing Photographers
Layout & Ad Design
Advertising Director
John Wardell Charles Martin
Natthaphon Foithong
Veronica Fountain
Veronica@simplymagazines.net
November/December 2020 | 3
Publisher’s Corner
THOUGH THE GLOW OF SUMMER FADES, THE BEAUTY OF FALL SHINES THROUGH Veronica Fountain
4 | November/December 2020
Last month, we talked about the beginning of Fall and how the dog days of summer were coming to an end. We are really settled into our routine now. Kids are back in schools, pools are being prepped for winter, and our favorite fall foods and drinks are here. The important thing to remember is that even though the glow of summer will fade, you have the rest of the year upon you to accomplish great things. Now, soak up the cooler temperatures, feast on your favorite Fall flavors, and peruse our newest issue.You will find stories of a delicious meals, exciting workouts, luxury camping, tiny home living, Local Businesses and more.
Happy Reading, Alexandria!
LETTER from The EDITOR
SAYING GOODBYE TO 2020 I
t’s time for sweaters and boots, cool evenings around the fire, and pumpkin spice everything! Whether you are into enjoying the great outdoors or admiring nature from your freshly organized living room, this issue has something for everyone. We hope that it can be a sunny spot in a rather dark time. As we round out a year of challenges, sorrow, frustration, and learning to embrace a new normal, I say let’s finish out strong with hope for the future. This year many of us have faced rock bottom, but as the saying goes, “It can only get better from here.” So let us face any obstacles or challenges in our way, and keep moving onward and upward into a brighter and better 2021. As always, Alexandria, thank you for being with us and stay kind.
Alyson Turner Editor-In-Chief November/December 2020 | 5
Personal Styling and Custom-Made clothing experience for the Modern Day Man to fit every occasion
6 | November/December 2020
“Nothing pleases me more than helping the modern day man to look sharp, confident, and powerful so that he becomes the best version of himself in order to lead and protect by example regardless of his age.” – tu-anh Love –
November/December 2020 | 7
tu-anh Love and Personal Style Goddess team
Photography by Chales Martin
I am passionate about helping the modern day man discover the confidence-boosting power of a custom-made wardrobe. It would be my pleasure to meet with you at my Studio in Old Town Alexandria, at your convenience, to understand your lifestyle and wardrobe needs, and assess your fit and style preference. After a few quick measurements, and a fun and productive meeting, you will be on your way to having the best fitting and most sharp looking custom wardrobe. tu-anh Love Personal Style Goddess
To schedule a virtual or in-person appointment, please give me a call! tuanh.jhilburn.com | tuanh@tu-anh.com
703 919 4025 8 | November/December 2020
Monique Holland o: 301.567.0680 MHolland.DecoratingDen.com
Interior Designer m: 410.963.7927 MHolland@decoratingden.com
Model: Jen Corey
RENOVATE & REFINE
MONIQUE HOLLAND WITH HOLLAND CUSTOM DESIGNS – DECORATING DEN INTERIORS, AND HER EXPERT TEAM TAKE ON 2020 Making your space what you want it to be with perfect style & functionality in this new season of our lives. Article By Alyson Turner Photography By John Wardell
10 | November/December 2020
Before & After Photos Courtesy of Monique Holland With everything going on in the world, many people have had to completely redesign their lives when telework and virtual learning became our daily norm. We were able to chat with renowned Interior Designer Monique Holland of Holland Custom Designs – Decorating Den Interiors, to learn a little bit more about how she and her team help bring your vision to life.
How has your business grown in 2020 in spite of the challenges the world has faced?
Unexpected growth has happened; notwithstanding, COVID-19. There was a slowdown in March, but in April we commenced with virtual presentations and by May the floodgates opened. There was clearly pent up demand. Additionally, as people were finding themselves at home and realizing that they may be there for a while they began scheduling consultations to determine how they could make their spaces more functional. Clients are also now more focused on the functionality while searching for ways to improve their spaces. I am happy to say that my business has continued to grow and we were able to bring on new hires. We have officially moved to a larger studio location.
How would you describe what you do?
I create beautiful spaces for people and view myself as an artist. My main goal is to help bring a client’s vision to life. I accomplish this by transforming clients’ homes into functional and beautiful works of art.
How long have you been in business? Why did you decide to work in the Alexandria area?
While I’ve been designing beautiful spaces for over 20 years, I have been in business for myself since 2018. Actually, Alexandria is not a location I found, it found me. My main focus areas are Washington DC, National Harbor and areas in Maryland north to Upper Marlboro, Maryland. My studio is right across the bridge at National Harbor, and many clients in Alexandria find me through an independent search.
What types of services do you offer for those looking to re-imagine their current space for more functionality and more time in the home? We are a full-service design studio. We offer interior design services, paint consultations, and project management for home construction projects where clients want to remodel kitchens and bathrooms. Sometimes, we offer services, not listed on our website to accommodate a clients’ needs.
We are ASID Certified in Health and Wellness in Interior Design and Biophilic Design. This knowledge is helping us addressing clients’ health needs as well.
What do you tell new clients who are coming to you for the first time?
I advise every client that I don’t take the fact that they contacted us for granted and that we look to earn their business. We view the initial consultation as an interview, a chance where we both get to decide if we are a good fit for one another. After discussing the entire process, I let clients know that they can expect constant communication and honesty throughout the process. I also want clients to think about the pieces they want to keep that have sentimental value. I don’t believe in throwing everything out if there are pieces you already love.
Where does your Inspiration come from when starting a new project?
My inspiration comes from the clients’ vision for how they want their space to feel and look. We conduct a design interview and in-depth fact finding during the initial consultation. I don’t start the design the same for every client. They may have a piece of artwork or an heirloom piece that inspires me or it could be a color that they absolutely love and want to see throughout their space.
What do you hope clients will take away from the experience once they work with you?
I want them to walk away feeling that they received a great value for the services provided. I want them to love the space. The reactions that I see from their newly designed spaces are priceless. I have a high percentage of repeat clients because once they are able to see what can be done for their budget, they start a new home project.
Why do you believe it is important for clients to use a professional (such as yourself) when redesigning their space?
We are trained to bring their vision to life. The reasons to hire a professional are vast, including saving money and time. I ask people to really think about all the money they have spent trying to get their space to have the look and feel that they have wanted, but have not been able to achieve over the years. Before [you] consider continuing along that path, try something different. Aside from the initial phone call, we provide complimentary in-home consultations.
For your complimentary consultation, visit mholland.decoratingden.com or call (301) 567-0680. November/December 2020 | 11
RENOVATE & REFINE Before & After Bri n gi n g Lu xu r y To Life I n T his Al ex andria Townhome The Lounge – The lounge was the third small bedroom of this home. The client wanted a space other than the bedroom to relax, to read and to watch television. We turned this space into a multifunctional lounge. We removed the closet doors and turned the closet into a desk area. We added lighting in the closet area as well. The client was very happy with her Chesterfield sofa and all the jewel tones of the space. The Pantry – The kitchen originally contained an open counter area and a detached pantry. We attached the pantry to the counter and made it feel part of the space and added kitchen handles to match the remaining cabinet doors. We also utilized the open space under the counter for a
wine/beverage refrigerator and custom made a wine rack to hold bottles and wine glasses. We put in a small table for client to entertain visiting guests. The Shoe Closet – The client really emphasized a need for storage for her shoes. The closet was small so we designed and custom built a shoe rack in the closet which allows her to hold upwards of 50 pairs of shoes. We left the wood in its natural state and stained with linseed oil. The Guest Room – The guest room was a place that the client wanted to have a spa-like feel for her visiting parents and guests. We used calming blue tones to create this atmosphere.
MONIQUE HOLLAND INTERIOR DESIGN O: 301.567.0680 MHolland.DecoratingDen.com
M: 410.963.7927 MHolland@DecoratingDen.com
New Studio Location: 6710 Oxon Hill Road Suite 102, National Harbour, Maryland 12 | November/December 2020
BEFORE & AFTER
Wardell’s Photography strives to provide ar tistic images for every event in Maryland, District of Columbia, or Virginia. We have specific exper tise in various forms of photography and we vow to bring our customer the most admirable images. We have specific exper tise in various forms of photography and we vow to bring our customer the most admirable images.
E C Robinson Upholstery Inc.
703-299-5193
Hours of Operation:
Tuesday-Friday 10am-5pm Saturday 10am-3pm
14 | November/December 2020
https://wardellbody45.wixsite.com/wardells-photography IG: Wardellbody Wardellbody45@ yahoo.com
301.905.7600 My photography is dedicated to my three daughters, Jamanda, Ashley & Lanaya.
E.C. Robinson Upholstery’s skilled team of craftspeople can do it all. • Preserve and restore that priceless antique or family heirloom • Create a new look for that midcentury modern or contemporary piece • Re-upholster and revitalize sofas, living room chairs, dining chairs, headboards, outdoor furniture, ottomans, cushions • Reupholster commercial, office and restaurant furniture and so much more. We can help you pick from over 200 fabric books featuring a wide array of well-known brands including United Fabrics, Greenhouse, Duralee and Robert Allen.
Tiny HOME LIVING School Bus Edition
November/December 2020 | 15
Francesca & Nicholas, of Happy Homebodies, and their 3 pups renovated an old school bus into a gorgeous tiny home.
16 | November/December 2020
November/December 2020 | 17
With the tiny home craze that has swept the nation, we have seen some extraordinary, creative and downright amazing places turned into tiny houses. Creative travelers Francesca & Nicholas gutted a former school bus and transformed it into their own tiny paradise to live and work in full-time along with their three dogs. They share their travels across the United States and the awesome updates to their school bus home.
Instagram: @HappyHomebodies
18 | November/December 2020
KW METRO CENTER-ALEXANDRIA
The Good Life
“
“ Get To Know
PEDIATRICS OF SEVEN CORNERS Father & Son Pediatric Team
Keller Williams’ vision is to be the real estate company of choice for agents and their clients. Find Your Agent Today.
1701 Duke Street, Suite 100 Alexandria, VA 22314
703.535.3610
Dr. Nguyen Duc Tung Dr. Nguyen Dang LamSon
Our clinic offers sick visits, well-checks, newborn visits, routine exams, and vaccines. 6404-K Seven Corners Place Falls Church, Virginia 22044 Phone: 703-536-8864 7CornersPediatrics.com
THE LAW OFFICE OF
ROBERT S. BRANDT
Twist Boutique A Twist On Classic American Fashion
Serving Northern Virginia and Washington, DC 600 Cameron Street, Alexandria, Virginia 22314
Phone: 703-342-7330 Expertise in Bankruptcy Law Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
OUR CONCIERGE CONSIGNMENT SERVICES INCLUDE IN-HOME STYLING, CLOSET RE-ORGANIZATION AND CONSIGNOR ITEM PICK-UP SERVICES.
109 N. Fairfax Street Alexandria, VA 22314 TwistStyl.com
Simply Outdoors
Your Next
GETAWAY 20 | November/December 2020
Love the great outdoors, but not a fan of roughing it? Glamour Camping or Glamping is the best of both worlds.
November/December 2020 | 21
Camping has long been an exciting adventure for both families and the solo traveler. You can enjoy going out into nature, seeing beautiful sights that you don’t get to enjoy in your daily life. Camping used to involve a tent, a backpack, and campfire. For those who prefer a little bit more luxury during their vacation the trend of Glamour + Camping (Glamping) is here to stay. According to Glamping.com, “It’s much more than a nice tent. The glamping movement is growing, and it’s showing no signs of slowing down. Across the globe, you’ll find incredible destinations, each offering their own unique advantages. You can wake up in a yurt on a mountaintop. Reside in the forest canopy in a treehouse. Take in the panoramic views in an eco-lodge. And that’s just to name a few. Glamping today encompasses many accommodation experiences. Our collection of tents, 22 | November/December 2020
villas, cabins, lodges, tipis and treehouses and more will encourage you to travel outside the norm.” Glamping allows you to revel in the joy of traveling and the peace of nature without having to “rough it” in the traditional way. Many campsites & resorts are offering glamping accommodations across the nation and around the world. A quick search for vacation rentals and AirBnBs shows a large array of glamping style tents and more. These luxurious quarters often include gorgeous views and an authentic connection to the surrounding area. If you are looking for the chance to get away, recharge your batteries, and enjoy a safe, socially distant vacation this fall, then glamping is the way to go. You can be one with the beauty of nature while having some of the comforts of home.
Our Platform Advertise with Us Local unity Comm
Digit al Media WEBSITE BANNER
MAGAZINE ter t e l s w E-Ne
Editorial
Podcasts
Mobile
EVEN TS SPONSOR
Simply Magazines @Simply Alexandria Magazine @Simply Bowie & Simply Alexandria Veronica@simplymagazines.net PH: 301-346-5634 SimplyMagazines.net November/December 2020 | 23
Healthy Living Whole
Body Workouts At Home
Get back on track with these exercises that will work your whole body from head to toe The quarantine-fifteen has been trending for a reason. With more time spent working and playing at home, it can be easy to let your workouts fall by the wayside. It is time to get back on track. These great exercises can be done at home in as much or as little time as you have. 1. High Knees 2. Bicep Curls 3. Plank
4. Jumping Jacks 5. Squats 6. Mountain Climbers
24 | November/December 2020
7. Full Sit ups 8. Tricep Dips 9. Shoulder Raises
10. Lunges 11. Pushups 12. Bicycle Crunches
What are some of your favorite at-home workouts? Follow us on Instagram @SIMPLYALEXANDRIAMAGAZINE and let us know!
SIMPLY DELICIOUS Easy Lunches To Make When You Are Working From Home
ARE YOU HUNGRY YET? Looking for some easy, yet satisfying lunches you can make while working from home? Check out some of these delicious dishes.
This is not just your boring, old chicken salad. It is packed with flavor and color and can be made in minutes! Ingredients
Instructions
• Diced Bell Peppers (Red, Yellow, Orange) • Gala Apples (Peeled and Diced in Large Chunks) • Canola or Olive Oil Mayonnaise (You can replace with your choice of Mayo) • Shredded or Diced Chicken (Use leftover rotisserie chicken for more flavor) • Salt & Pepper to taste
• Mix the diced bell peppers in every color with the shredded chicken and apple chunks. • Then, add mayonnaise and stir so that everything is full covered. Add more mayonnaise for a creamier chicken salad. • Salt & Pepper to taste. • Cover & chill chicken salad until lunch or eat right away.
Rainbow Chicken Salad
26 | November/December 2020
Spaghetti Squash & Shrimp Pasta If you love pasta, but hate carbs try substituting for spaghetti squash instead.
Ingredients
Instructions
• Wild-Caught Shrimp (Can be frozen or fresh) • Spaghetti Squash • Olive Oil • Salt & Pepper • Old Bay (Or Preferred Seasoning Blend)
• Pierce Spaghetti Squash on multiple sides and microwave for 10 to 20 minutes depending on the size. Once it has softened remove carefully and let rest. • Steam fresh shrimp or reheat frozen shrimp in a large skillet with a light coat of oil. • Slice spaghetti squash and remove all seeds and flesh from inside the squash. Use fork to scrape out the squash from the shell which will come out in long strands. Be careful it is very hot! • Drizzle a liberal amount of oil, salt & pepper on your shrimp and spaghetti squash combo. If you love Old Bay, sprinkle that on too. You may also use your preferred seasoning blend.
November/December 2020 | 27
Grown-Up Grilled Cheese Sometimes you just want comfort food and there is nothing like a delicious grilled cheese with a little something extra. Ingredients
Instructions
• Sliced bacon, sliced in half crosswise • 2 slices hearty white bread • Butter • American or Cheddar cheese • Sliced ripe beefsteak tomato
• Fry bacon in a large nonstick or cast-iron skillet and cook over medium-low heat, turning occasionally, until crisp all over, about 8 minutes. Transfer bacon to a paper towel-lined plate and bacon fat to a small bowl. • Heat skillet to medium and melt butter. Add both bread slices and cook until pale golden brown. • Transfer to a cutting board toasted-side-up. Place one cheese slice on top of one slice followed by bacon, and tomato. Top with another slice of cheese and second slice of bread. • Return to the skillet and cook until golden brown (longer if you like your grilled cheese burnt. Flip to the other side to ensure an overall crunch.
28 | November/December 2020
The New Year’s Issue COMING SOON
Featuring: Health & Wellness Shop Local in 2021
Every ad package includes a complimentary editorial feature. RESERVE YOUR SPACE TODAY
VERONICA@simplymagazines.net
How To DECLUTTER Without
Sacrificing Things
That You
Love What are you favorite decluttering methods? Let us know on Instagram @SimplyAlexandriaMagazine. 30 | November/December 2020
HERE ARE SOME CREATIVE TIPS FOR DECLUTTERING 1. Start with one small space at a time. Are you guilty of tossing your shoes, coat, mail, and purse in your entry way when you arrive home? The first thing we see when we enter our homes can set us up for frustration and anxiety. If you clear up your entryway by placing your shoes, bag, and coat in their designated spaces there will be a lot less clutter the next time you arrive home again. Then, sort through your mail and shred what you aren’t keeping rather than letting it pile up by the front door. 2. Focus on your storage options. In today’s world, it is as easy as a click of a button and you can have the perfect trendy and functional storage delivered to your door. Whether that is a dining room hutch to store all of your china or an ottoman that opens to reveal your favorite throw pillows and blankets, the possibilities are endless. With functional and appealing storage, you will be able to declutter without sacrificing too much. 3. Donate what you don’t use to a local charity. That is not to say that there isn’t a time and a place for parting with the things that you don’t need. If you haven’t worn a shirt in an entire year, then it should go into the donation bin. Many local charities welcome donations that are in good shape and use it to help those in need. So not only do you declutter your home, you are making a difference as well. 4. If It is broken, don’t keep it. We all hang on to things that we love in hopes that they can be reused or repaired. When it comes to something that is sitting broken in a drawer, the time has come to get rid of it. You can make room for all of the new things that you and your family need. 5. Sort your “clutter into three sections. Keep, Donate, Sell. The items that you cannot part with go straight into the keep pile. Those will later be sorted into your various storage selections. Additionally, anything else that you do not plan to keep will go to your donation bin that you are planning to take to a local charity. The items that are newer or have a lot of life in them can also be sold in a yard sale or in an online marketplace. You can tuck that money away for a rainy day. 32 | November/December 2020
SIMPLE PLEASURES Make the Most of a Staycation Houzz Contributor Laura Gaskill Taking time off from work to stay at home is a wonderful way to save cash while still getting the R&R of a vacation. At least it can be … as long as you commit to enjoying yourself and don’t just spend the time catching up on household chores. To make the most of your time off, it’s important to do what you can to shut off the outside world and rid yourself of your usual routines. Choose one or more of these ideas to help you rock your staycation.
1. Savor the outdoors. Part of what is so delightful about being on vacation is being outdoors, so get out there. We may not have a water view, but we can bring our coffee outside in the morning, carry a glass of wine to the deck in the evening or simply sit with a book in the shade and feel the breeze. To boost ambience, set candles and a few bud vases of flowers on your table. If you want to go a step further, hang up outdoor curtains — they make any outdoor space feel special. 2. Host a movie night on the lawn. Hang up a white sheet, rent or buy a simple projector that connects to your laptop or smart phone. Bring out some lawn chairs or spread blankets on the lawn, and hand out yummy snacks. The beauty of being at home is that you can serve whatever you want, whether that’s classic popcorn and candy or grownup drinks and cocktail nibbles.
Kate Jackson Design
Fifthroom.com
3. Splurge on a plush new robe. And wear it every morning! Let your fresh, fluffy robe signal the start of vacation.
5. Hire a massage therapist to come to you. You don’t need to go to a fancy spa to bliss out — have the spa come to you instead. Find a local massage therapist who makes house calls and get ready to relax.
4. Listen to beachy music. Cue up some of your favorite summer tunes and make a few playlists to get in the vacation spirit. If you’ve been wanting to get a few new albums, your staycation is a great excuse to splurge. Music can give us a major mood boost, so listen more often than usual.
6. Sign up for a [virtual] one-day class. If you love trying new things on vacation, don’t feel you must miss out just because you are at home. Check out the continuing education department at your local university or community center, or search listings in the free paper to locate upcoming online workshops that sound appealing. Try a cooking class, a painting or pottery workshop, or a lecture. 7. Take a guided tour, nature walk or boat ride. Have a beautiful outdoor space or historic landmark in your area? Be a tourist for a day and [explore your local area]. November/December 2020 | 33
HABITAT Landscape Architecture 8. Take your yoga practice outdoors. Change up your routine by rolling out your mat in the sun. Enjoying fresh air and breezes is a wonderful way to start the day. 9. Hire a yoga instructor or personal trainer. Splurge on having a personal trainer or yoga instructor [to design] a workout tailored for you. [Many trainers offer virtual options for socially distanced workouts.]
Margot Hartford Photography 11. Treat the family to new shades. The bigger and more glamorous, the better. 12. Rent a cool car. Want a change of pace? Leave the boring commuter car in the garage and rent a sportier car (or even a Vespa) for the week.
Matthew Bolt Graphic Design 15. Hire a housecleaning service. Give yourself the gift of coming home to a fresh, clean house without lifting a finger. Consider having a housecleaner come at the start of your staycation (so you can enjoy the week in a clean house) and at the end (so you don’t have to face cleaning before returning to work).
Beckwith Interiors 10. Make yourself a big batch of fancy water. Slices of cucumber, lemon or lime or sprigs of fresh mint look beautiful in a glass pitcher and make drinking water more appealing. Start each day of your staycation with a fresh batch of fancy water.
34 | November/December 2020
Tracey Rapisardi Design 13. Sweep away (read: hide) everyday junk. Who wants to look at piles of bills and work stuff on vacation? Not you! Pile it all in a box and hide it until your staycation is over. 14. Have the post office hold your mail. Or at least do yourself a favor and toss the mail in a box (see above) without looking at it. If you really were out of town, the world would keep revolving even without your checking your mail, right?
/di’korem/ 16. Set the table with local finds. A few cute new candles or a striped runner, along with piles of pretty shells and rocks collected on the beach [or your favorite fall décor].
Scott Sanders LLC 17. Set up a staycation bar. Set out some of your favorite drinks (alcoholic and not) on a pretty tray, along with an ice bucket, glasses and a bowl of lemons or limes.
Daniella Villamil Interiors
Matthew Bolt Graphic Design
20. Bring home fresh flowers. Scoop up an armful of the most luscious blooms you can find at the farmer’s market and plunk them in a vase. Repeat as often as you like.
22. Squeeze fresh juice and make a homemade breakfast each morning. Breakfast is easier to pull together than dinner, and it can be fun if you rarely have time to sit down, let alone make a full breakfast, during the week. 23. Pick up breakfast every morning. Skip the cooking and the dishes, and just head right out the door first thing in the morning instead. Go somewhere you haven’t tried before to spice things up. 24. Take pictures. On a vacation you tote your camera everywhere, right? Just because you’re at home, don’t let that stop you. Take pictures every day — the act of taking photographs helps us slow down and see things we would normally miss.
Waterscapes 18. Cook and eat outdoors. It’s more fun, and it can require less cleanup. Win-win! 19. Try no-cook recipes. Think shrimp cocktail, ceviche, chilled soups, salads and icebox cakes.
Scott Sanders LLC 21. Give your living room a makeover. Drape a pretty blanket or coverlet over the sofa, or swap out pillow covers. Tape postcards or snapshots to the wall with colorful paper craft tape.
November/December 2020 | 35
ALEXANDRIA November/December 2020 November/December 2020
Glamping Glamping Combines Combines Luxury Luxury and and The The Beauty Beauty of of Nature Nature
TINY HOME HOME LIVING TINY LIVING Check Out This Gorgeously Unique Tiny Home
Check Out This Gorgeously Unique Tiny Home on Wheels on Wheels
Declutter Declutter Your Home Your Home Without Sacrificing
Without Sacrificing Things You LOVE Things You LOVE
