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1 week ago |
housecall.substack.com | Kate Arends
Some ideas arrive like a full sentence dropped into your lap. Clear, sharp, whole. I've been paying attention to those lately. The ones I almost scroll past in my own mind. When I’m in a creation hole (where I currently reside), I am reminded that making is my kind of religion. I used to rush towards the product. Now, I see this process being just for me. Whatever I share becomes the thing I give up.
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2 weeks ago |
housecall.substack.com | Kate Arends
For me, the most powerful spaces in my home are the ones that help me slip into a sense of flow. They’re intuitive because they’re designed around what I do in them—not just how they look in a photo. A couple of weeks ago, I found myself sitting in the middle of the hallway floor. It’s not exactly a spot I would consider my space, but I had paused there to catch my breath before wrangling two defiant kids into the car for school.
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3 weeks ago |
housecall.substack.com | Kate Arends
I spent last week at Esalen Institute, where the cliffs drop into the ocean and everyone wears the same expression of hopeful skepticism. I went to "work" on self-trust and inner wisdom, which is like saying you're going to schedule spontaneity. I know this because people make a specific facial expression when they're trying to feel something they're not feeling yet. I made this face for three straight days.
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3 weeks ago |
housecall.substack.com | Kate Arends
Today’s bonus House Call post is brought to you by our friends at West Elm and is available to all subscribers. Thank you for supporting me at House Call!When I heard about West Elm’s latest collaboration with interior design studio Pierce & Ward, I immediately perked up. Known for their eclectic, layered, and soulful interiors, Pierce & Ward bring a fresh, collected feel to every space they touch—and this collection is no exception. This collaboration has soul.
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4 weeks ago |
housecall.substack.com | Kate Arends
If you’ve ever second-guessed your taste—same. “Who am I?” is the question of a lifetime, so maybe let’s not expect ourselves to answer it perfectly every time we buy a rug. We like to make the small choices feel huge when we’re unsure of ourselves. It’s our way of staying safe. I have a bad habit of shooting down my own ideas the second they smack me between the eyes. Which is inconvenient, because most of my best ideas arrive this way—clear and bright, sometimes uninvited, and impossible to ignore.
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