Wednesday Watch List

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1 – This home tour from Digs Design Company first caught my eye when I noticed the unique and gorgeous floral arrangements in this dining room setting. I thought it was so beautiful for fall! But the tour itself is also a stunner. I can’t get over what I’m guessing is a den or home office that looks like the interior of a wood ship. It’s absolutely stunning and so unique!

2 – I always love a good fair isle sweater in the fall and winter months. But after moving to Florida, I’ve found that I can rarely wear most because they end up being too warm. So I was excited to find this cotton short-sleeved fair isle sweater a few weeks back! I’ve already worn it out several times and have yet to get too hot once!

I wore it to brunch with a few girlfriends on a day that finally felt like fall! It fits true to size (I’m in the XL and it’s a smidge big but wanted the extra length. Since it’s cotton, and not wool like many other options, it’s super soft and cozy!

And if you love the fair isle trend but are looking for additional options, here are some other finds from both J. Crew and J. Crew Factory. This cardigan style is on my wish list. I’ve also been seeing a lot of really great feedback on this budget-friendly option!

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3 – I was needing another tray for a space, so a few weeks back, I ordered the Quince version of this Serena & Lily tray that we already owned and loved. I wanted to compare the two to see how the Quince version stacked up since it’s less than half the price. They are very similar in the way they are constructed (the bottom side looks almost identical). On top, the biggest difference I noticed is that S&L uses raffia to line their tray, whereas the Quince version looks more like burlap. The seagrass edges also vary slightly, with the width of the seagrass strands used. Otherwise, the dimensions are nearly identical. Unless they’re side-by-side, it would probably be hard to spot the differences! One advantage the S&L version has is that it comes in multiple sizes, whereas the Quince version only comes in this large rectangular shape.

SOURCES: Serena & Lily Tray | Quince Tray

4 – I’ve been on the hunt for a display stand for some art in our butler’s pantry to go on the countertop. Of course I found the absolute most perfect option in this lit display stand, but even with my trade discount, it’s crazy expensive. So I’ve been searching for other options and found some below. I also include a few floor options too, because I think those could also be fun! It’s an easy way to swap out art or photos and make them feel really special in a room! They’re also mobile if you want to move them from space to space. Tap any of the images below for my info on each of the items shown.

5 – I’m so excited to share that I will be co-hosting a fundraising event for ESP in December, Sleigh on 30A, and I’d love to have any of you join us or donate if you feel called to do so! Sleigh on 30A directly benefits ESP by the Sea, a program of Extra Special People (ESP). For over 40 years, ESP has created transformative experiences for individuals with disabilities and their families, changing communities for the better. ESP by the Sea is one of ESP’s most beloved programs – an annual beach trip that brings families to the Gulf Coast for a week of accessible beach experiences, genuine connection, and true respite. Your ticket puts more families on the shore, and our goal this year is to raise enough to bring 100+ families to the beach! You can get more information, purchase tickets for the event, or donate at this link. ESP is a 501(c)3 tax-exempt organization, and your donation is tax deductible within the guidelines of U.S. law. A receipt will be emailed to you upon successful completion of your donation if you choose to do so. Thank you from all of us!