Thanksgiving is behind us so I'm feeling like we're over the hump...we just have to make it through Christmas now. However, for some this might be the most anxiety inducing holiday of the year and I totally get it. It's not only cooking and people gathering, it's also the weight of gift buying. When I say I wish I could skip this every year, I mean it. Not because I don't like to give, I love to! And I love seeing people's face when they open a gift they really like but every

Thanksgiving is a celebration of family, football, and most of all, food. While we prepare for the feast, it’s also important to consider the amount of food wasted on this particular holiday. Fortunately, there are many ways that you can limit the amount of food wasted at your house next Thursday. WAYS TO REDUCE FOOD WASTE WHILE PLANNING YOUR THANKSGIVING MEAL Coordinate recipes with friends and family so you don’t end up with 3 green bean casseroles (unless if you want 3 gr

This is unrelated to the title but related so stick with me; we are currently in the process of hiring a Jr Interior Designer to join the Lawless team so I've been in interviews all week. I usually start most by introducing myself and Lawless. Part of the introduction is talking about our two biggest values; wellness and sustainability. I realize, in these conversations, sustainability in design sounds confusing, expensive and out of reach. I figured I could dive deeper this

I feel like I don't need to tell you this but after Halloween it's full on HOLIDAY mode. Trees, ornaments, garland, gnomes, candles, fake snow … it's a frenzy. It's wise to spice up your spaces enough so it can feel like a celebration and new season but not too much to where you lose all styling appeal. It's a thin line. So I put together a collection of holiday décor that we're loving here. Whether you want to maintain a minimalist neutral style or choose the more traditiona