Geode Home Design

I used to kill every plant I bought home, but I loved having them around so I just kept buying them. I’ve slowly found low-maintenance species that live well in our house, and have learned how to gauge the symptoms of too much/little water/sun. It’s taken time but it’s been so worth it! Lately I’ve been absolutely loving the process of propagating plants, like this cut I took from a fiddle leaf fig I almost killed, then (miraculously) managed to rehab over the course of about 3 years. Some tips if you’d like to try it out... start by looking online for how to propagate the type of plant you have. Typically you can cut just above a leaf with sharp scissors, then put the stem in water next to a window (with similar light as the plant you cut it from) and then just let it do its thing. Some recommend adding root powder, but I’ve rarely had issues propagating without it.

Want to learn while you lunch? Come on by Impact Hub today from noon-1 pm and you’ll leave with a full belly and newfound knowledge about the process of prepping your home to sell. I’ll be presenting with Seattle-based real estate agent Brenda Tincher. $5 to sign up. Hope to see you there!

Holy wow! Just as I was about to announce that the homes we completed with were “Just Listed”, I got news that 2 are pending and there’s an offer on the 3rd 😆 We had a blast designing the interiors on these homes. The beautiful staging and real estate was done by and
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“I-I-I’m dreaming... of a whiiiite kit-chen” 🎶🎄🤓... not excited at all for the holidays over here 😜
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