The holidays are a wonderful time of the year. Seeing family, eating loads of food, and creating a cozy home is what energizes many for the following year. As nearly 102 million people say dressing their home for the winter holidays is one of their favorite things to do every year, it’s no surprise that 73% of Americans start decorating before Thanksgiving or right after. Since it’s only reserved for a few months out of

Name: Laura D.   Instagram: @back2davis   Where do you live?: Grants Pass, OR   Number of photos on your camera roll?: 10,000       What do you find yourself taking the most photos of and why? Places we go, flowers in my yard, selfies with my friends and family.     What photograph or artwork in your home brings you the most joy? What’s the story behind it? We have made posters from photos we take,

Keep up with friends and family near and far, all while sending joyful messages. Holiday Cards are here and ready for you to order. Does the thought of choosing just one photo seem impossible? There’s no need to fear – it’s easy to pick your perfect photo and spread lots of cheer this holiday season. Just follow these five easy steps. 1. Start now Easier said than done, but the less rushed you are making

Name: Aimee Rancer   Instagram: @aimeerancer   Blog: The Ohio Transplant   Where do you live?: San Francisco, CA – but currently in London for a 3 month work trip!   Number of photos on your camera roll?: 41,097   What do you find yourself taking the most photos of and why? Mostly of inspiring exteriors! My boyfriend is an architect and he’s definitely rubbed some of his passion on to me for beautiful and unique buildings!  

Name: Laurel Link   Instagram: @lokate   Blog: Frenchie Email Club   Where do you live?: Madison, WI   Number of photos on your camera roll?: 22,856   What do you find yourself taking the most photos of and why? My dog, Ursula. I literally texted my husband “I can’t stop” as I was sending him photos of her in a tiny cowboy hat the other day. We’re having a kid this fall, so I’m a little concerned