Winter Decor & Design - Liz Marie Blog

WINTER DECOR & DESIGN

Small Shop Saturday Finds

Winter Greens Foliage Mantel

The Best Cozy Winter Quilts

How To Un-decorate For Winter

DIY Planter for Paperwhites

Cozy Winter Kitchen

Affordable Winter Decor

A Very Simple & Fresh Mantel

TJ Maxx Coziest Items

The Best Of Hearth & Hand Winter 2020

Cozy White Cottage Book Club - #88 Cozy Glow

Simple & Easy Winter Entryway

Festive Santa Mug Kitchen

The Most Affordable Way To Complete Your Christmas Decor

Ski Lodge Under The Stairs

Santa Mug Collection

DIY Sled Centerpiece

A Nostalgic Christmas Mantel

Cozy Christmas Bed

The Best Of Christmas Recap

White Christmas Trees

Hearth & Hand Christmas Collection

DIY Candlestick Holder

Winter Farmhouse Kitchen

Farmhouse Winter Decor

A Christmas Message from White Cottage Farm

Festive Cleaners and a Freebie

French Door Handle Update & Cozy Christmas Porch

One Christmas Mantle Three Ways

DIY Christmas Ornament Gallery Wall

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Hi I'm Liz Marie! Blogger and designer of this lovely little blog. Shop owner of The Found Cottage in Hudsonville Michigan, and author of Cozy White Cottage & NEW Cozy White Cottage Seasons. Here on Liz Marie Blog you'll find a little bit of everything form DIY projects, our cute little farm, and our happy little 2 year old son Copeland Beau. I hope you get inspired for your next space here on the blog, or tap into that creativity with the next DIY. Read more about all things Liz Marie Blog HERE

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Happy Sunday from our farm to you! I hope you all had an amazing weekend that reset & recharged you for the week ahead. I think I’ll spend my creative time this week playing with these 🌷You know I’ll share what I end up doing with them! Ps. THANK YOU for all the birthday wishes this weekend. 35 is off to an amazing start. Can’t wait to see what this year holds for me & my little family. Thanks for always being so sweet & encouraging. What is one thing you love to do on your birthday? Or a birthday tradition? Do you treat it like a fresh start? I would love to hear what you do! #shopterrain #terrainambassador

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2020 vs. 2023 - Feeling good. Maybe something good did come out of that lockdown. Pretty proud of both of these women here. What has changed in your life since 2020?

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I love this series for so many reasons, but one big one is that when I am antiquing my heart skips a beat when I find an old painted piece with beautiful age and patina & now I can help bring those same colors into your homes. I hope this series is helpful & fun because it’s ALWAYS interesting finding and exploring new paint colors. This piece in our mud room is the the first piece that gave us a HUGE range of colors from warm grays to grays with green undertones & beyond. It’s a hard one to video/shoot because of the lighting back here, but it’s one of our MOST asked about pieces as many people think we painted it, but it was found like this so I am extra excited to be able to share some paint colors that are similar to this beautiful piece. What do you think of these colors?! Have you tried any? Let me know if this series inspires any of your painting adventures.. I would love to see them. Screenshot these colors & be sure to save & share this reel to keep these paint colors for later 🙌🏼🫶🏼🤍🪴

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My how our little family of three has changed over the years. Same spot, same people, same joy & gratitude all these years later to be a family. *swipe to see us through the years* I remember coming here when Cope was only a month old & walking these paths at Frederick Meijer Gardens in disbelief that I get to be a mom to this beautiful soul & again this weekend I walked around in awe of the amazing person he is turning into. & to think his birth mom made this amazing human & chose us to be his parents. I will never not walk around in awe of just how amazing that love is. I’ll never be in her shoes, but as a mom I can try to put myself into her shoes daily & let that propel me to be the best parent I can be to him for her. We often have wondered what it would be like to grow our little family & secretly we were hoping that it would happen without us trying. That is harder with adoption than it is with a pregnancy, but not out of the realm of possibility. Since last fall we have had on our to-do list to put some sort of announcement out that our hearts & home were open to adopt again. It felt like it had to be grand & big so that others would see it & word would be spread that we wanted to adopt. Per usual when I put pressure on myself to do something big, it just doesn’t happen. So here I am with my two boys letting you know in a not so big way on a random Monday without a plan or well thought out post, that our hearts & home are open to adopt again. Our desire to parent has always been strong since first starting to try to grow our family when we were 24 & it’s never gone away. We have this deep desire to give all we have in our hearts to raising humans in this world in a house filled with love. We never knew that our family would grow through adoption, but I am so glad it was God’s plan & not ours. We know that if it’s meant to be Cope will get a sibling & we will get the opportunity to parent another beautiful soul. I can’t put into words all I feel right now in this caption, but I’ll have more words later. We just finally felt the shove again to say that we would love to give our hearts & home to another little miracle like our Copeland Beau. xx

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*UPDATE: we ordered #2* HELP!! One element that we are bringing into the kitchen when we make all the big changes is brick. I know, different for me right? I talked about it in my stories, but when we moved in up until now we really made some quick, easy, & affordable changes in the parts of the home we knew would ultimately change later whenever that timeline was. Well, 7 years later we are ready to start finalizing some things. The butler pantry floors & the oven nook will both be brick. Which one do you like from left to right: 1,2,3,4, or a bonus 5: painted brick. Unfortunately all the samples are different sizes, one has a mortar color that we won’t be using so that makes it look different, & they will all look very different on a bigger scale, but from what you can see, which one gets your vote? *note: number 2 is actual reclaimed bricks from old Chicago buildings so they are super unique & have authentic old patina. You can see more unfiltered looks at all of these in my stories. Thanks for always being part of the discussion in this cozy home of ours friends.

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