Emily Pascale

When the wildfires swept through Los Angeles in January, they left behind more than scorched hillsides and smoke-filled skies — they upended lives. L.A. neighborhoods like Pacific Palisades, Altadena, Eaton Canyon, and Malibu were among the hardest hit. Thousands of homes were destroyed, and entire communities were forced to flee. For many, it wasn’t just

A screened-in porch is one of those simple upgrades that can totally change how you enjoy your home. It gives you a relaxing space to hang out, catch a breeze, and take in the outdoors without worrying about bugs or weather. Whether you’re looking for a screened-in porch design for small spaces or just somewhere

If you’re fostering a dog for the first time, you might feel a mix of excitement and uncertainty as you welcome them into your home. From the dog’s perspective, they’re likely feeling a bit nervous but hopeful, searching for love, safety, and a fresh start. With a bit of preparation, you can make their transition

The sun is shining, birds are chirping, and flowers are in full bloom—you’ve officially made it through winter. There’s something about spring that sparks the urge to refresh every room, nook, and surface in your home. That’s why they call it spring cleaning, after all. But after months of winter hibernation, knowing where to begin

Lately, your weekend plans have been feeling repetitive. It’s all about dinner reservations and crowded bars with blasting music. You crave something different, something that will spark excitement and laughter, and bring your friends together in a way that’s more memorable than another predictable night out. As your eyes meet the untouched cabinet in your

Our hearts are with the communities affected by the devastating floods in Kentucky. As a result of the heavy rains, quickly followed by below freezing temperatures and snow, at least 22 lives were lost across the commonwealth.  We understand that facing such destruction can feel overwhelming, but you are not alone in this journey. Across

You’re touring a home, and you step into a room that looks like it could be a bedroom—plenty of space, a window, maybe even a door leading to the hallway. But then you notice something missing—there’s no closet. Does a room need a closet to be considered a bedroom, or is it technically an office,