PROJECTS
11.14.22

HAVERFORD MANOR: AN UPDATE II

 

Well, this took a lot longer than anticipated…

I’m not gonna lie these last 3-4 months of the process has been frustrating. We hit delays with windows, and then more delays with windows which put everything on the interior on hold so there wasn’t a whole lot to update you on. But after two months of ‘we aren’t sure when your windows are coming in’ we finally got them and finished installing them. And that means that we could get going on the interior: hvac, electrical, mechanical and inspections.

Yup, all the fun stuff :-/

 

 

Waiting for the windows didn’t just put a delay on the interior but the exterior as well. We couldn’t apply the brick until the windows were in, but it didn’t take long to go up which led to an immediate sigh of relief! Same with the drywall and hardwood floors. Luckily both of these groups started early and worked quickly so the progress started to feel real and exciting.

 

Now, for some changes to the plans.

Originally we hadn’t planned on a porch or patio of any kind merely because of cost. However, after we saw the way the neighborhood was improving and the recent comps in the neighborhood I decided we should have one. So, we extended the living room roof line and voila! Our covered porch. With a fireplace and vaulted ceilings I think this is going to be a major selling point! I know we use ours so so much and I think that this space is going to be beautiful.

Another change to the was adding a butler’s pantry. Instead of having a (too) big mudroom, we decided to take up some of that space with a powder room and instead put a butler’s pantry in the place where the powder room was before. So now there is a whole area for storage and then the second half that has a wall oven/microwave combo and more upper and lower cabinets as well! So much storage.

 

 

This past week the cabinets went in, and while we’ve had more scheduling issues with that, a majority of them are in and I’m really starting to feel the designs come to life. The next big step here would be countertops, which have been selected and templated and we expect install the week after Thanksgiving… hopefully! Because then the real fun begins; trim outs for faucets, and other hardware that I have been laboring over for months. I’m so excited to see all of those to go in, in particular the light fixtures! Hopefully all of that will start sooner rather than later.

 

From now until the big reveal I’ll be sharing all of the updates and teases on social media, but cannot wait for the big reveal on my portfolio in mid January. To stay up to date on everything as well as the date of the reveal, sign up for the newsletter below! In the meantime, take a look at my social channels for an inside look at everything going on at Haverford Manor

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HOLIDAY
11.9.22

OUR THANKSGIVING TABLE

 

We’re hosting Thanksgiving this year and it will be the first time my nephews come to Nashville! So the pressure is on to plan a fun holiday weekend but also to have a top notch Thanksgiving dinner. So I’d be lying if I said I hadn’t been thinking about this table decor for a while now.

 

 

Just like everything that I look to buy for my home, I don’t ever want to buy anything that I can’t use more than once. So I stuck with low key neutrals and a touch of glam with these CB2 votives. It’s the perfect touch to add some light as well as a touch of decor for the holiday. I went back and forth between tall candlesticks but I think the short ones are easy to use for other events and the tall candlesticks can be hard to see the little kiddos across the table.

Now for the centerpiece. I have to admit that I‘m not very good with floral arrangements. I had thought of doing a greenery arrangement in this compote that I have but I didn’t think I was up for the challenge. So I went with a garland as a centerpiece because that felt like a great seasonal touch and an easy get from the local nursery or to use your holiday garland before you hang it up. I still wanted height in the center though so I used my trusty votive from Target that I have used for just about everything plus a large pillar candle. Candlelight is a great and easy way to add decor without too much “stuff”, and it just makes it feel so cozy!

 

 

I found these little place card holders that I just couldn’t resist! I think the texture adds a nice touch to the whole table so it isn’t too flat. They have them pictured with Polaroids of the person instead of a written name which I think is a great idea! Could give a kiddo an activity during the day to collect everyone’s picture and adds an even more personal touch. And plus, they’re just so cute!

I love a touch of brass or gold during the holidays and think that the table is the perfect place to do it. It’s so much warmer than silver and will instantly make your table feel more glamorous. I found these napkins rings from H&M that won’t break the bank and would be super easy to use for another event as well. I love the festive ones with bells or greenery, but that feels too holiday specific. I wanted ones that I could use all year round and think that these work perfectly.

I hope everyone has a wonderful holiday, and if you’re hosting  and in need of a few more items for your table, check out some of the links below to put together your own similar table setting.

 

 

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DECOR
10.16.22

FEST FALL DINNER

 

This is exactly what I wanted from this space and I’m so thrilled with it. The perfect blend of a dining area to fit the family as well as a lounge area to enjoy some football on the weekends. And with family coming in last week I knew that it was the perfect time to set up a festive fall dining experience.

 

 

We found the perfect way to hang our new cafe lights without any huge holes or difficulty. I found these extendable light posts that I zip tied to our metal railing so we can take them down at any time! And we found these shatter proof lights which are CRUCIAL! As I speak from experience cleaning up broken glass from the other kinds that break so easily.

And I absolutely love the colors of fall foliage so when I saw these branches at the local flower warehouse I knew they would be the perfect centerpiece. If you don’t like them as a centerpiece you could break them up and use them as a runner or in a garland. That’s what I did with the extra magnolia from our kitchen centerpiece, I broke them up and placed them throughout the candle jars.

 

 

I got these vintage canning jars from one of my favorite vendors and use them as candle holders and it is the perfect touch to the table. I also love Save-On-Crafts for tea lights and pillar candles at a good price. I’m shocked sometimes that they can be so expensive but this is a great source for buying them in good quantities at a lower price. And if you don’t want to do much of a table setting, all you need is a good tablecloth and you’re set! I love this one from Target because it would work great in the Spring as well, but you know gingham is spot-on-trend for Fall!

You can also use your little pumpkins from your trip to the pumpkin patch for table decor. You can’t beat the cute little white ones with long stalks. It makes them look like a cartoon!

 

 

The overall vibe is very different from the Spring Brunch that I set up this year, even down to the glasses. While I love the acrylic ones I used in the Spring, these vintage finds are so fun! That and the tortoise finish of the flatware and it feels like quintessential Fall. That and the fact that we can enjoy the fireplace at the same time, it’s kind of hard to beat it. It’s moments like these that I am so pleased with the setup of our patio. Even though the spaces are separate and even differentiated by a set of stairs, it still feels so cohesive.

Hosting a cookout? A table set up like this could be so beautiful for a side table! Put out a folding table with a tablecloth and decor with some food and drinks and you are instantly the hostess with the mostest. Check out the links below to get started.

 

 

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DECOR
8.22.22

BE INSPIRED: VINTAGE DRESSERS

 

My love for anything and everything vintage grows by the day. And vintage dressers in particular! I dream of a day I get to style a client’s guest room with a beautiful vintage dresser; maybe as a nightstand or a focal piece for style! Luckily I was able to do that in my own home first.

 

 

Our bedroom is large, like, too large. To the extent that I don’t want to get anything to finish this room that I wouldn’t be able to fit anywhere else in the house. Which is why I loved this piece from Patina + Co so much! It could be great in a hallway, guest room, or hopefully stay in our bedroom if we were to ever move.

I wanted a piece that was simple enough to fit with our transitional pieces so far, but give just enough of a hint of vintage that it offset the newer items. Other than the vintage looking artwork we have above our bed, everything is fairly new looking and I don’t love that. I also have to have a little bit of an antique feel to a room to bring in a piece of traditional style as well as give it a sense of permanence.

 

GEMMA CHAIR  |  CLUB FLOOR LAMP  |  GEORGETOWN CUSTOM FRAME

 

And don’t get me started on this accent chair. Who wants boring square furniture when you can have something like this beauty? I mean look at the style of that frame! Swoon.

And because our room is so large I needed to make sure that there were enough points of light that it didn’t feel too cavernous. To be honest we don’t get much (if any) sunlight in here so it could easily become dark and cold. But give me a little brass and pleated silk lamp shade and we’ll fix that right up 😀

 

 

So if you have a blank wall somewhere and you are wondering what to do with it, consider a vintage dresser! It could even be beautiful in a dining room as a bar cart. The options are endless. And I’ve already done a little of the work for you in sourcing a few vintage beauties below. And if you really love that farmhouse/cottage look? You could find one on Facebook Marketplace and DIY a bleached wood look super easily

 

 

Here are a few more styles to get you inspired…

 

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OUR HOME
7.15.22

A GUIDE: STARTING A GARDEN

 

I have a dream of one day having a home that has several raised beds, a little shed and connected sitting area covered in cafe lights, centered around a fire pit. But until then, I have made my own little garden without any construction or yard landscaping and I am actually really happy with it and enjoying it so much.

 

 

Our yard is very difficult when it comes to adding anything to it because it slopes on a decline quite aggressively, so finding a level area is, well, not as easy as you’d think. I was walking around trying to find the right spot that has sunlight and that I might be able to stabilize it and decided to use our new fence to my advantage. We had this fence put in last Summer and added the gate at the end of driveway soon after. I wanted the raised bed to blend so I stained it it to match.

My green thumb is kind of faded and not all that strong, so I enlisted loads of help from my mom and did loads of research. But this book was by far the single best purchase I made when it came to this little garden. Veg In One Bed broke down each vegetable in such a helpful and informative way but the best part? It broke down the whole garden bed by month! That means I didn’t have to compile all of the info on the vegetables into a calendar, because it was already done for me. It was so easy to follow and they gave so many sustainable and cute tips that made me feel like I was an expert in no time.

I still have loads to learn but absolutely love having a little version of my dream garden to enjoy. It’s been a great way to learn through trial and error without making any huge dents in our yard. But, I’m hoping that I feel confident enough next Spring and I find the right place in our yard that I’ll have a bigger + better set up.

 

SOME ESSENTIALS + FINDS

 

What did I plant this Spring?

In one planter:

  • beefsteak tomatoes
  • Sweet Treat cherry tomatoes
  • Sugar Snap Peas
  • Italian Bush Beans
  • Tricolored Zucchini Squash
  • Cucumbers

In another planter:

  • sweet peppers
  • Spanish Onions
  • Heirloom Carrots
  • Crispy French Carrots

 

 

Some quick lessons that I’ve learned so far?

  1. Pay attention to the planting distances on the package! If you won’t be able to fit all of the sprouts once you thin them out then you’ve wasted some good seeds. Make sure to account for the space you need when you spread them out after they have germinated. I really think that I overdid it when it comes to a few of the plants. I have three zucchini plants in my one planter and I think I probably only should have done one. I’m sure I won’t get as many veggies out of them because they’ll be too crowded.
  2. Research what works well next to each other. Even logistically if two plants need a trellis, figure out the best place to plant them so they can grow tall and healthy and you can use one trellis for both plants. Some veggies even do well in the same garden bed together than others!
  3. Don’t be afraid to start sowing seeds inside! I used the cartons that my GoMacro bars come in along with a seed starter mix of soil and a grow light. I had a little set up in our laundry room which helped me to plant the tomatoes and peppers MUCH earlier than I would have been able to otherwise.
  4. Protect the little guys! I used an accelerator to make sure that the ups and downs of Nashville temperatures didn’t affect them too badly this March, but I did find that it also protected them from pesky pests. We have loads of squirrels so I actually built functional covers for both of my beds so that once the veggies start to grow I won’t have to worry about someone else enjoying them before I do!
  5. If you don’t have space, that’s no problem! There are tons of veggies that have container-specific seeds that grow best that way. Some kale, lettuce, tomatoes and even cucumbers have great options to put in containers! You don’t even have to have the space for a garden bed to be a gardener.
  6. This last one I never even dreamed would be an issue… pollinating! If you don’t have enough pollinators (bees) your blossoms might not mature into fruit! And believe it or not, you’ll need to help them out. There are in fact male and female blossoms so do your research, grab a tiny paintbrush, and get to pollinating! I actually only started to see vegetables grow once I started to do this.

 

Want to know a secret? I’ve actually been spending time this Summer building a bigger garden in our yard. Nothing that is too destructive to the yard, but something bigger that I can reaaaalllly start to get into. I was even able to plant a few seeds last month in them so hopefully I’ll have some fun updates this Fall. And speaking of seasons, gardening isn’t just for Spring! People forget that there are some plants that do really well in the fall months so you can keep it going! What I’ll be planting? Broccoli, Lacinato kale, Brussels sprouts, and replanting carrots too!

Long story short, do your research!! And no, that doesn’t mean you have to read a ton of books on gardening, but if you’re curious about something, google it! I cannot tell you how many times I have googled the silliest sounding question just to make sure I’m giving my veggies the best chance to grow. And I’m so glad that I did! I’ve found some amazing tips on this amazing internet of ours 😀

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OUTDOOR
5.24.22

A SPRING BRUNCH

 

 

I told my mom and my sister last Fall that I wanted them to come visit in the Spring around Mother’s Day. I had this vision of a brunch in our new outdoor space to celebrate them that was full of flowers and food and made for a beautiful and fun morning. I wasn’t able to get everyone in town for the holiday but decided to put together a brunch anyway, just to show off our patio!

 

 

The biggest requirement I had in our outdoor dining table was that it had a space for an umbrella. This space can get blasted by the sun until the early afternoon and I didn’t want to limit the number of meals that we could have out here just because we couldn’t have an umbrella. Thank goodness we found one because then we are able to host events like this and sit outside at this table all day long if we’d like!

I’m not gonna lie, I had a huge inspiration board for this brunch because I wanted it to look beautiful and feel so special for my mom and my sister. I knew hydrangeas were going to be the centerpieces and I knew I wanted a tablecloth that felt festive for the season. From there I worked on the side table, which (spoiler alert), is just a folding table with a cloth on it. But I saw this set up from Josh Young and thought this would be a perfect way to set up the food and also add a hint of Springy decor.

 

 

Getting a cheap folding table to use as a buffet table is the perfect way to show a little more style as well as hold all of the food + drink. I covered mine with a printed tablecloth and used planters and flowers as accents. I loved this set up so much that when I took it down the whole wall and space felt empty. Now I’m tempted to get an outdoor bar cart to have out here all the time.

When it came to the table setting I wanted to get pieces that would accentuate my outdoor staples but also items I would be able to use all the time out here. I didn’t want to get anything special just for this one meal but instead get items that I could add to throughout the years that also go well together. I didn’t have any outdoor tableware so this brunch was a great place to start. Brainstorming over how you’re going to use a space now and in the future is a great way to make sure that when you’re purchasing something, even as small as plates, are going to continue to fit the form and function of the area.

 

 

Up next? I’m thinking an al fresco dinner full of candles, cafe lights and cocktails 🙂

 

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OUTDOOR
5.9.22

ADD TO CART: OUTDOOR LIVING

 

I absolutely love this time of year, everyone is coming to life again and getting outside as much as possible. It’s so much better than being cooped up inside hiding from the cold weather. I posted the full reveal of our finished back patio a few weeks ago and since then we have used it practically every day. I am not lying when I say that I am quite literally sitting at the outdoor dining table under the umbrella working on this post.

Brands have really caught on to the fact that people want their outdoor furniture to look as good as their indoor furniture. None of this flimsy picnic looking stuff that can barely last one season without wearing or rusting too much to be able to enjoy next year.

 

 

The first thing that I looked for when we were shopping for our patio was durability. I wanted this furniture to last us for as long as possible, then I can make sure it looks good and goes well together. Some things to consider when selecting your outdoor furniture:

1. Sun exposure. Is it going to get tons of direct sun exposure throughout the day and can it withstand it? If not, do they sell covers for the piece, we use ours all the time to protect our furniture.

2. Material. Because our patio gets so much sun I immediately ruled out metal furniture. I have PTSD from sitting down in a metal chair, putting my arm on the armrest and immediately regretting it. Metal outdoor furniture will get super hot when in the sun for any amount of time. Safety first!

3. Replacement Cushions: Ballard Designs is a retailer that does a great job selling replacement cushions. And you don’t want to look up in a year and need to replace a single cushion and have it mismatch the rest. Make sure you’ll easily be able to replace a cushion if need be. Even one bad week of storms can make a cushion look incredibly worn.

Here are some great finds that I’ve found recently to shop from! My favorite part about all of these finds? They’re just as stylish as anything you could find inside. Outdoor furniture doesn’t have to ruin the whole style of your home. So happy shopping!

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OUTDOOR
4.11.22

ADD TO CART: PLANTERS

 

Everything has really started to bloom here in Nashville. All of our trees are filling in and everything is starting to feel alive! I feel like I’m at the nursery every week because I want to plant something new every day. So here are some planters that have caught my eye lately in case you feel the same way.

 

 

 

 

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OUTDOOR
3.18.22

SPRING PORCH MUST-HAVES

 

I absolutely love this time of year, and I’ll risk repeating myself for the millionth time but we spend as much time outside as possible when we can! So we want our outdoor space to be as comfortable and welcoming as possible when we do.

 

SHOP THE LOOK

 

 

Our front porch isn’t very large, but it is big enough to feature a few beauties each season. And to get it set up for Spring doesn’t take a ton of different pieces. A few essentials and staples and you’re set. I use my staple doormat (that I do for every season) and layer it with a lighter colored outdoor rug (usually a 3×5). Add a few planters and you’re set! I also love to layer the planters and textures. Sticking with neutrals are a great way to pairing, that way you know they will go well together. These wicker planters are another staple, and layering them with smaller pieces are a great way to add dimension.

And don’t forget your local nurseries! I have one here close by our house that has the most beautiful small planters for inside and outside. I’m using a few for the herbs I’ll be putting on our back porch this year. That way you can also pick up some flowers to put in the planters you just got for your front porch too. Adding as much green and blooms as possible is key! It’s Spring for goodness sakes! Here are some finds to get you started.

 

 

 

 

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DECOR
2.24.22

FRESH KITCHEN ACCESSORIES FOR EVERY SEASON

 

I’m not big on having too much on the kitchen counter, but not enough and your kitchen can feel cold and stark. But having the right accessories and items throughout your kitchen can immediately make it feel more inviting and cozy. I change out our centerpiece seasonally and consider it a crucial part of our main living area decor.

Our living room and kitchen are rather large and are within view of each other so they have to connect with each other while remaining distinct. And while the accessories on the perimeter of our counter remain constant (for the most part), the centerpiece sets the tone for our home since we spend so much time in here.

 

 

You don’t have to buy something new for every season and in fact I highly discourage you from that. But by having 1-2 staple vases and bowls that you interchange throughout the seasons can make all the difference. I love this white combo because it feels fresh and light for Spring but I could easily mix in some magnolia or pears to instantly change it to Fall decor.

 

 

 

If you feel like the rest of your counter still needs some work, we got you covered! I spent months moving around everything on our counter because I wanted it to feel right, and not like it was something I constantly needed to change. We have white countertops and white backsplash so no accessories would have felt rather cold.

The trick? Have the accessories be things you actually use! You don’t have to have things be purely decorative. Your everyday items that you need in the kitchen can act as the decor if you find the right pieces. My staples? Our set of Murchison-Hume hand+dish wash, the myrtle (we call her Meryl :-D), a natural dish scrubber, and a pretty pepper/salt dispenser.

 

 

 

 

 

 

One no-no in my opinion? Faux plants. I know, I know, how bougie of me. But fake plants in the kitchen just don’t go well together. The kitchen needs to feel full of life and fresh ingredients and delicious recipes. For me that just doesn’t go well with plastic plants. Now, that also doesn’t mean you need a florist on speed dial. Have a few pots of fresh herbs that you’ll use! I have this beautiful rosemary plant that not only adds height to my decor but also smells delightful. Go for something easy to maintain and hardy, you definitely don’t need a green thumb.

You can apply this to the centerpiece. I know fresh flowers/branches can be a pain but it is so worth it, but even in the small bowl going for fruit can be a great way to add more life to your kitchen. This does take diligence to change out the water and keep it feeling fresh, but oh my goodness it is so worth it!

 

 

 

 

Ready for another trick? If you’re hosting, put lemons and limes in the small bowl and use them for cocktails! Easy to grab, and the vibrant color will instantly add a natural pop of decor, without practically any effort on your part. Heck, head to the grocery store or local market and get some pretty olive oil bottles! Personally I put oil on everything and you know that there are some pretty fig balsamic bottles around that will not only add a pop to your counter but also make you look like a chef extraordinaire!

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DECOR
2.16.22

A GUIDE: STYLING A PEDESTAL TABLE

 

These tables are great accent pieces. Ours is a staple to our entryway and a real eye-catching piece, and while I think that they are beautiful to stand out, they are also great to blend in or serve as accents to an otherwise “finished” room.

 

 

I love changing out the decor on our entryway pedestal table because it’s a great way to set the tone for the rest of the house. Making it seasonal is also my favorite part of the styling process and I even occasionally change it out even more; like during the holidays. But the rest of the year it tends to remain unchanged for months at a time.

 

Depending on the size and location of your table will determine how bold you may want to go with the styling pieces. Since ours is not very large, I can only place so many books on it because multiple stacks wouldn’t fit very well. But for larger tables that can accommodate several stacks of books, I say go for it!

 

 

I also tend to go pretty grand with the greenery. It’s the first thing people see when they enter our home so I want it to feel magnificent, as well as match the height of our ceilings. At 10′ ceilings and a pendant light hanging about 7′ off the ground, you don’t want things to land too low or it will create dead space in the height and make the styling quite literally fall short 🙂

Shop some of the items I used to style our table below!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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PROJECTS
2.4.22

HAVERFORD MANOR: THE PLANS

 

I love being able to write these posts because that means that things are really happening! If you missed the last post it talked about our initial plans as well as all of the “before” images of the house. But now, I get to talk about what we’re going to do with it!

AS-BUILT FLOOR PLAN DONE BY W. MICHAEL DAVIS ARCHITECTS

 

Getting the plans done took longer than expected, but after tinkering with them for a few months we have them done and I really think that they’re perfect. We have maximized the space in the whole house to be able to fit 4 bedrooms upstairs, one downstairs and a home office. On top of that we were able to include a huge primary bathroom, walk-in closet as well as an upstairs laundry and seasonal storage closet.

It took a minute to accommodate the stairs and two-story entryway height, but by maneuvering the Jack + Jill and taking a little bit out of the rec room above the garage we were able to make this home a 4,600 square foot, 5 BR 4.5 BTH home!

 

HAVERFORD MANOR NEW FLOOR PLANS

 

Once these were done and we started to work on the permits we got to work on the interior demo. There was tons to do because everything had to come out to get the house ready to take off the roof and start the footings for the new 2-car garage. The upside of the way we designed our plans is that there is only one wall that has to be moved. There are several being taken out, and some even added to a certain space, but our I think our efforts to minimally mess with the original floor plan paid off.

The part that I learned the most from when discussing the plans was the elevation. My interests and skills start with the interior so talking about the roof and gables and dormers was a whole new aspect to this that I got so excited about. And the first thing that I did was think about the effect the front elevation would have when you drive up to the house, not only for a prospective buyer but also for the neighborhood. We could have done a 1 1/2 story elevation, but I felt that since we are over doubling the size of this house and there are so many large new constructions on the same street that we needed to maximize the updates. So we took it to a full two stories and included dormers for aesthetic. We’r keeping the original brick and taking new brick up to the second floor of the original “square” of the house. Board and batten is a popular option for exteriors that is a little more modern than traditional siding. Our house actually has board and batten and I like how it blends with the traditional (and textured) brick.

 

While we were waiting on the permits I really dove into the design and aesthetic of the interior. I had a general idea from the inspiration boards that I had gathered for each room over the months but it is a whole other ballgame to get into the minutia of each design: every cabinet knob, base trim, doorknobs and hinges. But so far it is coming together even better than I had imaged… only because it’s real 😀

I started with the mudroom because I absolutely love these spaces, and this is the first room that someone would see when they come home and enter through the garage. Now, when we added the 2-car garage we needed to bring the floor of the new mudroom up to be level with the rest of the house, which means stairs. To accomplish that we put a storage closet in the garage, and added a drop-zone next to the stairs so it wasn’t a waste of a wall or just an empty hallway. Now when someone comes home the first thing they can do is drop their keys and wallet/sunglasses right by the back door. Now, I know this space seems like not much and is super small, but it’s vignettes like this that make me excited as a designer. Taking what would have been a boring hallway into an opportunity for something beautiful and efficient.

I want it to flow well with the mudroom and the hallway so I worked on the concepts together. I’ve been dying to lay brick in a herringbone pattern and this mudroom was the perfect spot! But to be honest, I think this whole mudroom is a dream. The amount of space, the storage, the efficiency, the details! Oh my! A few things I was adamant about wanting to include:

  • tall storage (whether that be for vacuums, mops, ironing boards, tall coats, whatever! We don’t have any of that near our back door and it is beyond infuriating.
  • A charging drawer
  • Efficient “locker space”: a place for your everyday coat, your bag, several pairs of shoes you alternate. Things like that.

 

Lately I’ve also really started to hone in on the living room and kitchen which is crazy exciting! We all know that the kitchen is the center of the living area these days so I cannot wait to bring my vision to life and create what I think will be a beautiful new space. I’ll put more of those updates in the next post, but don’t miss out on any demo pictures or videos that I’m posting on social. Between those posts and the newsletter (scroll to the bottom of the page to sign up) there are tons of way to get all the dish on Haverford Manor!

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