Liza Graves

1 week ago | styleblueprint.com | Liza Graves

If you’ve been in my home or shopped alongside me for, well, just about anything, you know I’m drawn to pieces that tell a story. I’ve always believed that our homes should feel collected, not decorated. And, the new collaboration between Charleston, South Carolina designer Megan Molten and wallpaper studio Mitchell Black creates a beautiful backdrop for this aesthetic, as the wallpaper tells a story on its own.

1 week ago | styleblueprint.com | Liza Graves

I’m spending entirely too long obsessing over Sézane’s new raffia bag collection, which unites natural materials with intentional design elements. This collection includes multiple shapes, making it just right for the beach, weekend, or a fun night out. These bags stand out because they each incorporate two different stunning floral design elements: embroidered flowers in colorful patterns and starburst designs woven directly into the material.

1 week ago | styleblueprint.com | Liza Graves

Easter 2025 is this Sunday, April 20. That’s super late. It feels odd to have Easter so late, right? Why isn’t it on the same day each year, like Christmas? Well, it all has to do with the full moon and the spring equinox. We are grateful to all our sponsors: Why does Easter’s date change each year? The springtime celebration observes the day of Jesus Christ’s resurrection.

2 weeks ago | styleblueprint.com | Liza Graves

I’ve visited plenty of stunning coastal destinations over the years, but there’s an undeniable magic to the Amalfi Coast that lingers long after you’ve returned home — or at least this is what I’ve been told, as it’s still on my bucket list! Apparently, the way the sunlight bounces off those dramatic cliffs, mixed with the scent of lemon groves juxtaposed with that impossible blue water, makes for a truly stunning vacation.

2 weeks ago | styleblueprint.com | Liza Graves

I’ve had my eye on Jasmine Roth since she first started transforming homes on HGTV. If you’ve watched “Help! I Wrecked My House” or “Hidden Potential,” you know exactly what I’m talking about — that perfect blend of practical solutions with designs that actually feel like home. What I didn’t realize until recently? Jasmine’s East Coast and Southern roots (she grew up in Virginia) shine through in her approachable, family-friendly aesthetic.