I don’t think anyone saw how much the COVID-19 virus threat could change our lives this much overnight.

Though difficult, I do believe we are going to come out stronger, grounded and more connected.

I have been taking this time to be still, catch up on projects and really think about what more I can do to better serve all of you.

I love each change of season. They all bring on their own excitement and nurture.

It’s late fall in Bend, Oregon. Winter is creeping in and the snow is beginning to fall in the mountains.

Setting a table outdoors is refreshing. Fresh air and natural light create the perfect backdrop. It’s such a good means to let the creativity shine through and intertwine with Nature.

The perfect outdoor table top can be made with a few tips and tricks to get you started…

Unlike other seasons of the year that bring us beauty through color, winter brings a sort of blank canvas where the bare bones of the tree branches reach for the sky twisting and integrating with each other in a majestic, perfectly simple sort of way.

White dishes go with everything.

No matter what season or time of year  it is, they fit in. It is easy to add colors of the season by accessorizing with candles, table linens,  seasonal items from nature and flowers.

You only need one classic set to last you a lifetime and we’ll tell you how

I have a thing for any pretty glass but especially vintage glassware. Not only is it stunningly beautiful, it has soul. A vintage glass feels good in your hand. It is elegant. It eludes class, sophistication and style. A drink is enhanced and savored when served in a special glass.

What better way to kick off your "Fourth of July" Barbecue then serving a specialty cocktail in a vintage cocktail glass?

After the cold, dark days of Winter, Spring brings a sense of awakening. The world shows us its perfect beauty and new possibilities begin to flourish.

This is the time of year where I am inspired to venture into new things and imagine endless possibilities.

That said, I am super excited to share with you the new venture Arrange is about to embark.

Last week I had the opportunity to spend Thanksgiving week at a very special place. I planned to stay a night and ended up staying four.

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