Lauren Thomann

2 weeks ago | bhg.com | Lauren Thomann

With spring in full swing, fresh seasonal trends are blooming, and Etsy is the perfect place to spot them. The handmade and vintage marketplace just released The Etsy Trend Edit, a curated look at what’s new and worth adding to your wishlist. The report emphasizes “midimalism,” a popular (and totally accessible) blend of minimalism and maximalism that is taking over home design this year.

2 weeks ago | bhg.com | Lauren Thomann

Photo: Febreze Scent has the power to transform a space, making it feel cleaner, fresher, and more inviting. When intentionally chosen, the right scent can even shift your mood—lifting you out of a listless haze or helping ease a frantic pace. Febreze just announced its Scent of the Year, and it directly taps the need for grounding and slowing down. Vanilla Suede is a cozy yet indulgent fragrance that, according to Febreze, is designed to help you create a sense of sanctuary at home.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Lauren Thomann

Scent has the power to transform a space, making it feel cleaner, fresher, and more inviting. When intentionally chosen, the right scent can even shift your mood—lifting you out of a listless haze or helping ease a frantic pace. Febreze just announced its Scent of the Year, and it directly taps the need for grounding and slowing down. Vanilla Suede is a cozy yet indulgent fragrance that, according to Febreze, is designed to help you create a sense of sanctuary at home.

2 weeks ago | heirloomsathome.com | Lauren Thomann

6 This spring, Charleston is hosting Art Charleston 2025, a five-day festival running from April 23–27 that puts art and fashion at the center of the conversation—this year’s theme is “art and fashion collide!” Hosted by the Gibbes Museum of Art, the festival will host a citywide takeover with exhibitions, talks, street parties, and plenty of moments that blur the lines between creative disciplines.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Lauren Thomann

"Chaos gardening"—an uncurated practice of throwing a bunch of seeds down in soil—has gone viral in recent years for its practicality and accessibility. For those who dream of having a sweet-smelling flower garden, but find traditional gardening intimidating, don't sweat—this method is something pretty much anyone can try.