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6 Interior Wall Treatments to Consider for your Home

When designing a home, I like to think not only about what can be used to fill the space, but also how we can add more architectural interest! Interior wall treatments are without a doubt one of the best ways to accomplish this. While they can be overlooked, wall treatments can add a subtle (or BOLD) statement to your space.

There  are six main wall treatments you should consider when designing your space! Each are great options depending on where you choose to place them within your home. As I always preface when talking about designing a space, interior design is subjective and rules are meant to be broken. The tips I’m sharing in this post are simply my personal preferences and recommendations!

Paint

The first wall treatment is the most standard in homes – paint! Paint is a great foundation and will work absolutely anywhere within your home. You know I love white walls, but painting an accent wall or even fun patterns can bring new life to your space.

Tile

Most commonly used in kitchens and bathrooms, tile is a great element to incorporate into your space. Wanting something extra special? Think about going floor-to-ceiling with your tile not only for practical reasons (it can take on water better than other interior wall treatments) but also because it can make such a great statement. I’ve shared a previous post about my favorite tile designs. Click here to read!

Masonry

Masonry encompasses all types of brick and stone and is a great way to add interest to a space! Using interior masonry to makes a space feel grander and I like to incorporate it into those bigger spaces like living rooms and master bedrooms. I especially love masonry on fireplaces!

Personally, I don’t love to mix masonry types and would recommend using the same ones throughout your home. Not only do I say this about mixing brick and stone, but also painted and unpainted brick. I definitely suggest taking the exterior of your home into account and opting for the same type of masonry you have there. If you have a certain type of painted brick outside, go for the same painted brick inside, and vice versa! Check out my previous post to see the exterior finishes I used for my home!

Wallpaper and Fabric

These types of interior wall treatments make a fun and bold statement, and I recommend using them sparingly and in smaller spaces. I love the elevation wallpaper can add in places like bathrooms, laundry rooms, and kids’ rooms. Don’t miss my previous post on my favorite wallpaper designs!

Molding and Paneling

These are great options to add interest on large, solid walls! There are sooo many options here, I probably need to write a post just on this type of wall treatment. Some of the most popular right now are batten board, wainscoting, shiplap or other tongue and groove paneling. These treatments work best as textural accents, and are great for entryways, dining rooms, and bedrooms.

Plaster

Just like paint, this is a great interior wall treatment that can go anywhere in your home. Plaster has become more popular recently, and I love to opt for it if I’m wanting to add some subtle texture within a space!

I would recommend no more than two to three interior wall treatments throughout your home. I like having more than one treatment to add diversity and interest, but typically like to stay under three so there’s still a sense of cohesiveness. If you decide to use a certain treatment in one room, consider adding it to another space as well so it doesn’t feel out of place!

These finishes are great for walls, but that doesn’t mean you have to stop with the vertical planes in your home! Wall treatments on ceilings are another great way to add interest. If you use a certain finish on a vertical wall in one room, you could choose to add it to a ceiling somewhere else.

How have you incorporated different wall treatments in your home? Do you like to stick to the basics, or go for something more daring and bold? Let me know which treatments are your favorite!

Be sure to follow along with me on Instagram and Pinterest for more updates and inspiration!

Second Baby Must Haves

When I was pregnant with Mason, my first son, I didn’t know what to buy! I did a ton of research through different websites and ended up getting pretty overwhelmed. Things that work for one baby may not work for another, so I purchased quite a few things I ended up never using. So, here are my second baby must haves!

Now that I’ve gone through the experience of having a kid, I’ve realized that it’s best to just purchase the basics before your baby is born! At the end of the day, all you really need is a safe place for the baby to sleep, clean bottles if you want to bottle-feed, clean diapers, and clean clothes. And if you’re nursing it’s still great to have formula on-hand, just in case!

When shopping for my first child, I didn’t put a lot of thought into what I would need to purchase for myself and solely focused on what Mason would need. I felt like I ended up neglecting myself during those first few months, and I definitely don’t want to make that mistake again! Now, I’m not only thinking of newborn essentials, but also what you would need as a new Momma in the fourth trimester.

Today, I’m sharing the things that came in handy for Mason and I in those first several months. Because these items worked so well before, I’ll definitely be keeping them on hand for our second son! Click on the images below to shop for second baby must haves!

Be sure to follow along with me on Instagram and Pinterest for more updates and inspiration!

Maria’s Chattanooga Travel Guide

I’ve been excited to share a Chattanooga Travel Guide for so long! I’ve called Chattanooga home for about seven years, but have been visiting the city for even longer because my husband has lived here since 2010. I love how Chattanooga is a smaller town nestled in the mountains, but still has so many of the amenities and vibes of a larger city.

There are so many options for both younger people who want a fun night out at trendy bars AND families who want to spend a fun day with their kiddos. The city is also perfect for a weekend getaway! Whether you’re trying to escape the hustle and bustle from a big city like Nashville or Atlanta or if you live in a smaller town and want to have a fun weekend without the stress of a large city, Chattanooga truly has something for everyone.

Besides the stunning views from places like Point Park and Rock City on Lookout Mountain, Signal Point on Signal Mountain, and even Cloudland Canyon just south of us, I think my favorite part of living in Chattanooga is the people. Everyone is not only so down to Earth and friendly, but also SO supportive of our local community.

A few weeks back, my husband and I spent our Babymoon at the Edwin Hotel. My husband went to grab a coffee from Provisions Coffee shop located within the Edwin, and he overheard a tourist in front of his comment on the lack of Starbucks locations in the downtown area. The barista was so prideful in being able to tell him about Chattanooga’s commitment to supporting locally owned businesses, and coffee was definitely not an exception! It made me really proud to live in a city with such a strong passion for supporting business owners in our local community!

Josh and I keep a shared note on our phone of all the local spots we want to try, and it honestly grows faster than we can keep up with! There are so many places we still want to try, but I’ve created a map of some of my can’t-miss spots I know you’ll love!!

Chattanooga Travel Guide

Beyond top picks, here is a full list of places in the city that I love!

Stays in Chattanooga

Chattanooga has so many beautiful stays! I’ve gone around and selected some of my favorite unique stays that I love. As I mentioned, we just stayed at The Edwin Hotel for our Babymoon. It has stunning views of the river and is so convenient to the Art District and the pedestrian bridge.

I also love the Westin in West Village because of its convenience for being able to simply walk across the street to so many great restaurants, and its proximity to Downtown Chattanooga. These are some of my favorite boutique hotels that are all great and unique in their own ways:

Self Care in Chattanooga

Who doesn’t love to spend a little time relaxing and pampering every once in a while!? I get my hair done at the Wild Honey Hair studio and Kerry is fantastic! When I finally found her, I was so happy! Ama Spa is also one of my favorites. I started going a few years ago when Josh got me a massage and facial for mothers day one year. I’m totally hooked now! Here’s a full list of some of my favorite self-care businesses:

Shopping in Chattanooga 

I have to admit, I don’t do a ton of shopping downtown, but I still had to call out some of my favorite spots to find local goods and spend a little bit of money. Collective Clothing and Belle Rive Boutique are both especially great, and have generously offered discount codes for you guys to use (be sure to check out my social media for the codes)!

Spots for Kids in Chattanooga

Chattanooga has SO many great places for families, both outdoors and indoors! I especially love our aquarium, and people come from cities all around to visit it. It’s broken down into two buildings for both freshwater and saltwater. The aquarium also features a petting area and really cool butterfly garden. Lake Winnie is a local waterpark and is also fantastic for a fun summer day! Here’s a full list of some of my favorite family-friendly spots:

Breakfast and Brunch in Chattanooga

Aretha Frankensteins is one of the first places my husband took me for breakfast in the city, and their pancakes are iconic. They serve single pancakes that are truly large enough to split between two people because they take up an entire plate and are SO thick and fluffy. They have a very small dining space, so try to get there right when they open to avoid a wait!

I also love Bluegrass Grille. It’s a nice and casual spot, and EVERYTHING on the menu is good. They’ve graciously offered a free coffee or tea with your meal, so again, check out the coupon in my Chattanooga highlight! Whitebird is located in the Edwin and is a bit more of a fancier spot that I love. We went for brunch and everything was absolutely incredible. Here’s my full list of restaurants that I love:

Lunch in Chattanooga 

My husband and I used to meet at Public House all the time for lunch when he was working downtown. Their salmon is amazing! If you’re doing some shopping in Warehouse Row, it’s the perfect place to stop in because it’s on the edge of the building. Mainstreet Meats is also to die for, their burgers are amazing! Here are my favorite lunch spots:

Date Night Spots in Chattanooga

This Chattanooga travel guide list for date night spots could be SO long. One of my favorite things about Chattanooga is how everything and everyone is so down to earth, but we have so many great spots to get dressed up and have a nice night out, even with kids! Alleia is probably one of the most romantic atmospheres in Chattanooga. Tony’s Pasta has some of the BEST homemade pasta, but be prepared to wait! They aren’t currently offering any kind of reservation or call-ahead options, but the wait is so worth it every time!

Family-Friendly Restaurants in Chattanooga

One of the most iconic spots in Chattanooga is definitely Champy’s. It’s so popular but so so good! Their fried chicken really is unmatched. My family gets Lupis all the time, and I love how we don’t feel too crappy after eating there because of all the local fresh ingredients. Here’s my full list!

Vegetarian/Vegan-Friendly Spots in Chattanooga

Chattanooga actually has a pretty large plant-based community, and the restaurants truly do a ton to cater to that crowd! Mayan Kitchen is probably my favorite Mexican restaurant in Chattanooga, all of their ingredients are so fresh! Real Roots is also amazing, and they’re offering a discount code (check out my social media)! Here’s my full list:

Coffee Spots in Chattanooga

You already heard me talk about how much Chattanooga loves local coffee, and our wide array of local coffee shops show! Our coffee shops are great for getting a little work done away from home, having a coffee date, meeting for business, or just stopping in for a little pick-me-up!

Bars and Breweries to Visit in Chattanooga

For those who don’t know, Asheville has the largest number of local breweries per capita in the United States. We’re so fortunate to live in Chattanooga, because many of our local breweries, like Naked River Brewing, are led by master brewers that have trained and learned in Asheville! Naked River has a delicious Moon Pie stout made with real Moon Pies, which is a Chattanooga-based company!

Hutton and Smith is a definite hotspot and might be the most popular beer in Chattanooga (both in the taproom and in grocery stores), with so many unique and specialty brews. Check it out to see their large collection of hanging mugs. Each mug hanging from the ceiling is reserved for a specific patron that became active with the brewery when they first opened. It’s impossible to get a mug for yourself, unless they have a raffle, which has only happened a couple times since they first opened.

Honest Pint has a super fun and casual vibe. Fun fact: it used to be a brothel! Shoot some pool, play darts, or sit at one of the tables that have taps built right in for a fun night with friends. For something a little trendier, check out Flying Squirrel in our Southside neighborhood or Whiskey Thief for beautiful views of the river at sunset. Here’s my full list:

I hope this Chattanooga travel guide helps with your next visit! I’ve been CHATTing with a ton of local business owners recently and have decided to host a giveaway this week to give back to the local Chattanooga community! Be sure you’re following me on Instagram this week, because I’ll be sharing how you can win one of FIVE $50 gift cards to a local Chattanooga business of your choice, PLUS anyone can get access to some fantastic discounts to local companies in our beautiful cities! 

Summer Maternity Clothes: My Wardrobe!

This season of pregnancy has been different in so many ways! My morning sickness in the first and even second trimester was more intense this time around (growing a baby is WORK, guys)! The seasons that I’m pregnant this time around are different as well! So, I had to think about my summer maternity clothes options. 

Mason was a late winter baby, so my maternity clothes were completely different. Wearing maternity clothes in the fall or winter was so easy (in a different kind of way) because I could throw on a sweater and pair of leggings and be good to go! Some people said that I would struggle with my third trimester being during the summer, but it honestly hasn’t been as tough as I expected. A big reason is due to the clothing choices I’m able to make in the summer!

With the current trends and styles that are so popular right now, I’ve been able to wear a lot of clothes that aren’t specifically labeled as maternity. Prairie-style pieces, flowy dresses, biker shorts, and oversized graphics tees have all become staples in my closet this season.

Maria Murphy Summer Maternity Clothes

Let’s talk about some of my favorite maternity retailers! One of my favorites has been Nothing Fits But. I love their styles because I feel like I could wear them once I’m no longer pregnant as well, which is always a plus. They’re more for special occasions in my opinion but definitely worth taking a look at!

I’ve also gotten several dresses from Pink Blush Maternity. They have so many great options that are more affordable than other retailers.

If you don’t mind splurging a little bit, Hatch makes beautiful, high-end maternity clothes that I love.

Some of my favorite everyday retailers for key pieces that fit are Old Navy, Walmart, and Amazon. Sizing up on running shorts from Walmart has been a lifesaver for workouts! Biker shorts and oversize graphic tees from Amazon are great for everyday around the house! And Old Navy has some super cute and affordable flowy dresses!

You can click on the links below to shop some of my favorite summer maternity clothes from all of these retailers!

What are some of your favorite summer maternity clothes and styles to wear? Do you prefer to stay comfortable when pregnant, or do you like to dress up just as much as you did before? Let me know!

Entryway Design Tips: Function and Aesthetic

Oh, the entryway! This one space sets the tone for your entire house because it’s the first thing anyone sees when they walk into your home. The “first impression” if you will. And there are definitely things to consider when deciding on an entryway design with decorations and furnishings to help give off the best impression possible! 

As always, it’s best to think through functionality first, and then from there, you can make the space visually appealing. First, let’s talk through a few things that help your entryway become more functional.

Maria Murphy Entryway Design

Mirrors work so well in the entry. Adding a mirror on your wall can be SO helpful for both yourself and your guests because let’s be honest… people like to look at themselves. Whether you’re wanting to do a final check before running out the door, or your guests are wanting to take a quick glance before they fully enter your home, a mirror is a great item to add to your entryway design.

A bench is a great thing to incorporate into the design of your entryway as well. Benches can be helpful for guests if they would like to take their shoes off when they come in, or if they’re wanting to put their shoes back on before leaving.

Don’t forget about coats! Does your entrance have a small closet to store coats for your guests? Or should you think about getting some kind of coat rack for them to use?

Some kind of entryway table is also so important! More so for you than your guest if you use your main entryway on a day-to-day basis. In that situation, consider opting for an entry table with drawers so you can store items such as keys and mail without cluttering your space. If you don’t have an entry table with drawers, baskets and trays are a great alternative to help keep things organized and clutter-free.

Beyond functionality, now you can think through making your entryway design as aesthetic as possible. Again, you’re setting the tone for the rest of your home, so think through the overall vibe you’re wanting your guest to feel when they visit and stick with that vibe in your entryway. You can pull in items such as artwork, books, rugs, lamps, and plants to make this space an extension of the rest of your home.

For more inspiration, be sure to follow me on Instagram and Pinterest!

Fourth of July Party: Hosting Inspiration

After everything that’s happened in the last year, I’m more excited than ever to have a Fourth of July party with friends and family! Now that we’re finally able to entertain people at our homes again, I know so many of us are thinking of hosting something extra fun for the Fourth. I’ve been pinning a bunch of inspiration to my boards on Pinterest, and I wanted to share some of my favorite inspirations with everyone!

Tablescapes

I love the look of these beautiful tablescapes for entertaining on the Fourth. When looking at these images, I’m really focused on how they’ve been able to pull the reds, whites, and blues together while keeping things minimal and classy. When pulling together colors, you can use table runners, napkins, different foods, balloons, and even flowers to achieve the perfect look!

fourth of july party table

Grazing Boards

Grazing boards have become the ultimate staple for entertaining because they’re such a great choice for finger foods! While they’ve started out simply (but beautifully!) as charcuterie boards with meats and cheese, they’ve evolved to include so much more! Using red, white, and blue foods, they make the perfect addition to a Fourth of July party!

Desserts for a Fourth of July Party

What’s a Fourth of July celebration without some sweets?? Check out these cute recipes I’ve found that are perfect for sharing!

Drinks

We definitely can’t forget drinks! Here are some of my favorite drinks that I’ve found, both alcoholic and kid-friendly.

For more 4th of July hosting Inspiration, be sure to follow my Americana board on Pinterest!

For more inspiration, be sure to follow me on Instagram and Pinterest!

Decorating with Vintage Rugs

Vintage rugs have surged in popularity recently, and they can be super pricey! The texture and character that these rugs have can be a game-changer when incorporated into the design of your home. This is especially true for newer homes! Vintage rugs can give any house a more lived-in and homey feel.

Just a heads up: there’s absolutely nothing wrong with purchasing a newer, manufactured rug! I just personally love the feel and history that something more vintage can add to a space.

vintage rug

I definitely want to distinguish between a “vintage” and “antique” rug before jumping into this post. A vintage rug is older but has been produced within the last 50 years or so. An antique rug MUST have a certificate proving its authenticity and will cost considerably more than something that is simply vintage. Both are great options, but I think it’s important to clarify the difference between the two!

Because they’re hard to find, there’s a lot of vintage rug boutique shops that will do the work for you. These shops take the time to find the best quality, and will even look for a specific color/look if you ask! It can be a little pricier, but completely worth it if you don’t have the time or energy to search on your own.

However, if you are willing to put in more time and effort, there are great places to source rugs at a much less expensive price. Some of my favorite vendors I have found on Etsy and eBay. They sell authentic vintage rugs directly from the source, and they have a TON of inventory.

On the plus side, you have a lot of options to choose from and you can get a great price on a rug! On the downside, you’ll have to spend quite a bit of time digging through their inventory (not every rug is a winner!) to find something that you love.

All in all, I think both vintage rug boutiques and my favorite online vendors are great options for people looking to source rugs. Don’t have a lot of time on your hands to search? Lean on the experts that have put in the time and effort to source quality rugs!

Here are a few of my favorite rug boutiques:


Have more time to search and want to save money? Be sure to check out my favorite online vendors:


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Summer Skin Care Routine: Make-up and Beauty

Now that summer is almost here, I can get back into my summer skin care routine. Summer beauty might be my favorite because it’s all about light makeup and glowy skin, which I think is so beautiful.

Several years ago, I think that the popular beauty look was much bolder, with heavy cat eyes, bold lipsticks, and full-face makeup. Both my skin and my mind are excited that the trend is shifting into something so much more effortless and natural.

Through the years, skin care products have become so much more important to me than makeup products. Good skincare products set such a good foundation for my beauty look, and I feel like I don’t need as much makeup if I take care of my skin first.

I always like to think that my summer skin care routine starts at night. This is when I really take a lot of care of my skin. I hate doing my skincare routine in the morning and then applying makeup right after. I’d much rather give my skin time to breathe and absorb the skincare products I apply overnight.


Every night, I remove my makeup (if I was wearing any that day!), wash my face and then apply my creams and moisturizer. I also love ending the day with hydrogel eye patches that are great for brightening, moisturizing, and depuffing. If I’m not using the hydrogel’s instead I put on eye cream and then use my jade roller to depuff.

SPF is also so important to me! Skin cancer runs in my family, so I’m always conscious of protecting my skin from the sun. When I was younger, it was all about getting tan and soaking in as much sun as possible, and I’ve taken a complete 180-degree turn since then.

Even though I’m no longer laying out all the time, I still love the glowy look, so I use tinted moisturizer, tanning drops, and CC creams that give me the perfect summer look. I also love to apply my blush not only on my cheeks, but also across my nose to give a sunkissed look!

I’ll also go in with my dermabrasion tool every couple of weeks to remove peach fuzz and dead skin cells that may be left on my skin. I love using the dermabrasion tool because it makes my skin so much smoother, brighter, and gives my skin the perfect foundation for any skincare product or makeup application. I truly believe that using the dermabrasion tool helps my skin to absorb my skincare products so much more efficiently.

In the morning, I wash my face and put on the hydrogel eye patches while drinking my coffee. On a normal day, I simply apply my SPF moisturizer with a few self-tanning drops, then after that soaks in I apply CC Cream. If I’m leaving the house or doing anything special, I might also apply powder, bronzer, blush, and mascara!

What does your summer skin care routine look like? Do you like to keep things simple, or go all-out with your beauty look?

For more inspiration, be sure to follow me on Instagram and Pinterest!

If you want to shop for any of the products I use for my summer skin care routine, click on the images below!

The Importance of Home Lighting Design

When designing your home, there are so many factors to consider, and lighting design is one that a lot of people don’t immediately think about. Despite lighting being so commonly overlooked, it can play a HUGE factor in the style and atmosphere of your space!

When choosing lights, I would start by picking a style. Since your light fixture is such a big focal point in a room, it will set the tone for the overall vibe of the space. If you’re going for a farmhouse look, the light fixture would look very different than a light fixture in a modern house.

You definitely want your light fixtures to match the other design elements of your home. This isn’t just exclusive to your overhead lights! Think about the mood of your space when selecting your floor lamps, table lamps, chandeliers, and sconces.

lighting design

Once you’ve settled on the style of a home, you can begin to think about your goals for the space as far as the tone and mood goes. I always say that I like to design a space with functionality in mind, and lighting can play a huge role in that! Some things to consider when thinking about the functionality of a space are the types of lighting used (think: fans, chandeliers, lamps, sconces, etc) and the brightness of the light.

Something like a chandelier will give more of a subtle ambiance in a room, while recessed canned lighting will deliver a much brighter overall look! In a closet, where you need to see your clothes, you wouldn’t want a dim, ambient light. You probably want something that will be able to provide bright light.

A lot of people love to place fans throughout the house (especially in the bedrooms!) for functionality, which is great! If you did want to place a chandelier in one room in the house, I think the master bedroom is the perfect option. I like to save all of the fancier designs for the master bedroom!

Dimmers are great to be able to control how bright a space is! I really love dimmers in certain rooms in the house, especially the dining, living, and bathrooms. Dimmers on a chandelier in a dining room, for example, are great to set the mood for something like an intimate Thanksgiving dinner.

Living rooms have so many different functions, so dimmers work great there as well. If my kids are playing in the living room and everyone is just hanging out, I like to have the lighting brighter so I can see what’s going on. At night, on the other hand, I want to unwind from the day, and more subdued lighting is perfect for those moments. In the bathroom, I love to have sconces on a dimmer. They can set the perfect mood for when you’re wanting to take a bath and relax!

When selecting light bulbs, I like a slightly warmer light for a warm and cozy feeling! I tend to stay away from those brighter, blue lights, but I don’t want to select something that would make the space too yellow either.

The most important thing to remember is that everything about lighting selections are personal preferences! Lighting design can definitely be an intimidating hurdle to tackle, and I would love to be able to help you accomplish your goals. If you’re looking for help with designing your home, be sure to take advantage of my free design consultations so we can chat more about designing your dream home!

For more inspiration, be sure to follow me on Instagram and Pinterest.

Plant Decor Ideas: 5 Great Ways

Whether real or fake, incorporating plants into your home can be such a great way to bring life into the space! Adding something living (whether it’s actually living or not), truly makes a space feel more alive. I love the fresh energy I feel in a room with plants. I’ve talked in previous blog posts about the importance of bringing the indoors out, but these plant decor ideas are such a great way to bring the outdoors in!

The types of plants you use are a completely personal choice. Personally, I tend to lean towards neutral plants with a lot of greens. Seasonally, I like to use warmer earth tones like plumb or a deep red in the winter and pale purples (I love listeria or lavender) in the spring!

Just because I love neutrals doesn’t mean everyone should stray from color! If you have a fun and bold style, colorful plants would look great inside your space. Today, I’m talking about five ways to incorporate plants into your home decor!

Anchor a Corner

Using a larger plant in a corner is a great way to draw the eye to that corner of the room. In design, there should always be a hierarchy. By that, I mean that there should be SOMETHING dominant that immediately draws your eye in.

When everything in a space captures the same amount of attention, it can be difficult to decide where to look first. If you were to put some kind of tree in the corner of the room, it draws your eye to that corner and then your eyes will flow throughout the room from there, effortlessly!

On a Tabletop

A plant can add so much life to a table! To give the styling a little something extra, place the plant on top of a couple of large books, or even on a tray. Adding those pieces can be a great way to ground that plant into the design and make it feel intentionally placed there.

plant decor ideas

On an Open Shelf

Open shelves typically have a lot of “knick-knacks” that are usually only decorative. Adding a plant gives the shelf a little more purpose and a lot of life.

Next to a Standalone Piece of Furniture

Adding a plant next to a standalone piece of furniture or artwork in your household can add some visual interest and depth. Consider adding a plant next to an entryway table or side table so it doesn’t feel so isolated!

In a Hanging Planter

Hanging planters are a fun and unique way to showcase your plants in a space. It instantly adds a ton of personality and interest.
plant decor ideas

Do you have plants in your home? What are your favorite plant decor ideas? If you use any of my tips for designing plants in your home, I would love to see the finished product. Be sure to tag @mariamurphy_ on Instagram so I can see the ways you style plants in your home!

For more inspiration, be sure to follow me on Instagram and Pinterest!

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