Kelsey Marie

5 days ago | homeandtexture.com | Kelsey Marie

Matcha is having a moment. From green-hued lattes in perfectly lit cafés to wellness creators sharing their daily rituals on social, the vibrant powder has become a staple in modern routines—and for good reason. Rich in antioxidants and grounded in centuries of tradition, matcha offers a calm, focused energy that’s as beautiful as it is beneficial. If you’re ready to bring the ritual home, here’s the good news: making matcha at home isn’t as intimidating as it might seem.

3 weeks ago | homeandtexture.com | Kelsey Marie

There are pieces that serve a purpose, and then there are the ones that shift the entire energy of a room. The Lido Chaise Sectional from Albany Park falls into the latter. When I placed it in the loft area of my home, something clicked—the space softened, opened up, and suddenly felt like the kind of reading nook I actually wanted to spend time in. Before the couch arrived, the area just outside the bedrooms upstairs functioned more like a pass-through than a destination.

3 weeks ago | homeandtexture.com | Kelsey Marie

Yasmine Jameelah has always known how to tell a story. As the founder of Transparent Black Girl and the Transparent & Black Wellness Collective, a journalist, and a wellness advocate, she’s built a career rooted in centering care, community, and culture for Black women. So it’s no surprise that her New Jersey home—warm-toned, art-filled, and soulfully curated—feels like a physical extension of her ethos.

1 month ago | homeandtexture.com | Kelsey Marie

Wayfair, the online home retailer known for its vast selection of furniture and decor, is making a bold move into brick-and-mortar shopping with a 150,000-square-foot store set to open in Atlanta in 2026. This new location, which will be Wayfair’s second-ever large-format store, marks a major shift for the e-commerce giant as it expands beyond online retail.

1 month ago | homeandtexture.com | Kelsey Marie

Living in Washington, D.C. comes with its fair share of perks—world-class museums, a vibrant food scene, and beautiful architecture. But all of that prestige comes with a price tag. With a cost of living nearly 50% higher than the national average, D.C. ranks among the most expensive cities in the U.S. While the city’s vibrant neighborhoods and career opportunities continue to draw residents, affording everyday life in 2025 requires a solid financial strategy.