We’ve got some big news. If it seems like there’s been a lot of it lately, it’s because it’s been a busy couple of months.

Pick up a sturdy ceramic bowl that does double duty for mixing things up then serving them in style or a walnut cutting board with a cleverly designed trench that drains the juices as you cut, whatever you choose be prepared to step aside in the kitchen and let them work their magic.

We’ve selected some of our favorite items for self-care that will make a night in feel like a special occasion: from slippers so pretty you can wear them out to a journal set that is perfect for documenting your “five year plan.”

With devices that do everything from keeping your coffee hot until the last drop to helping you find your keys we’ve rounded up gifts even the most tech-savvy will love.

We’ve picked our favorite pieces at every price point from a set of gilded watercolors infused with real Mica powder to the latest iteration of the Circuit which you can now use to cut fabric- opening up a whole new range of possibilities.

‘Tis the season of doorbusters and while the tradition of joining the ranks of competitive shoppers in person is unlikely to fade anytime soon, thankfully you can partake in most of the action from the comfort of your home.

With the air quality at all-time lows in the Bay Area, people are hunkering down indoors for the weekend. Keeping that in mind, we decided to put together a little list of totally binge-able shows (outside of the usual HGTV suspects) that we’re loving right now.

I embraced this challenge as a chance to do all of the nesting I had not been able to do while pregnant. While this series may not have been as polished (and prompt) as past challenges, it was therapeutic to focus my creative energy on, and I love the results.

While glitter itself can be a polarizing material (with many in the camp of: “Don’t bring that into my house!”), We’ve seen it crop up more in an unexpected place, on our feet!

It’s the final week before the big reveal, and I’m happy to say things are really coming together. When shopping for nearly everything online, it can be a bit nerve-racking to see if your vision lines up with reality

We’re currently working on adding some beautiful bedding, room darkening curtains, an updated little coffee/tea station and surrounding ourselves with art, plants... all the little finishing touches that make it feel like a place we’re excited to spend time in.

Designer collaborations these days are a dime a dozen, so it takes a serious standout to make us stop and pay attention. Standing out is one of the things that Atlantic Pacific blogger Blair Eadie does best.

When my first became mobile, we quickly learned that nothing within her reach was safe, and as she grew so did her ability to access things.

Here's what's in our bag, pick and choose what you like and what you think will make you feel most comfortable.

This time around while shopping for the baby I had a good idea of what I did, and did not want having been through this before, and knowing that anything we purchased would have to be integrated into our room.

I was on the fence about tackling the One Room Challenge again so soon after having a baby but once I realized what room I wanted to transform, and that I was in the planning stages of doing it anyways I decided to go ahead and share the process with all of you.

Madewell has long been a favorite of mine for wardrobe basics that won’t break the bank from their well cut V-neck tees to their denim.

We only have one bathroom, so it had to function well for every member of the family, but it was quickly going from a spot to unwind with a bath at the end of the day to an overflowing, plastic-y mess

The line features plenty of well thought out details, like wrinkle-resistant fabrics, tailored silhouettes and a neutral palette for pieces that work well together making it easy to create an office-appropriate capsule wardrobe on a budget.