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Designer + mom with neurotically good taste. Overthinking decor, fashion, beauty and family life, so you don't have to. Tap my eldest daughter energy.

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Welcome! 👋🏻 Say hey in the comments! 🥰 Allow myself to introduce…myself. (If you know what movie that’s from then we’re def going to be friends. 😂) For anyone new to my page, here’s the “how it started, how it’s going”! And for those who’ve been following for a while, here are some bonus fun facts about me: - I LOVE crossword puzzles and try to do one every day. I need a #2 pencil and my German stainless steel sharpener next to me when I do them. When my dad’s in town we compete to see who can do the same puzzle fastest. I ALWAYS win by a mile and yes, I ALWAYS gloat obnoxiously. 😈 - I have a huge weakness for British TV shows, police dramas in particular. I’ll watch the same whodunits over and over, even though I know the ending. Faves include Suspects, Unforgotten, and Endeavour. My daughter has been speaking in an English accent and using phrases like “shall we”, I blame my programming choices 100%. 😂 - My all-time favorite food is ice cream, but don’t insult me with plain old vanilla or chocolate. I love cookie dough, brownie chunk, and anything with huge lumps of other desserts wedged in the ice cream. I then pick those bits out and leave sad, plain vanilla and chocolate behind. 🫣 P.S. That first line is from Austin Powers, which I can still recite word for word even though it’s been 25 years since that movie came out…yet somehow I can’t recall what I ate for lunch! 🥵 09 Aug 2022

I suck at money. And I say that as someone who paid off $50,000 in credit card debt in 2024. Here’s the part I don’t love admitting: since I paid it off, I’ve mostly been treading water. Keeping the debt down, getting nowhere with my larger goals. Turns out my habits and mindsets that created the debt in the first place aren’t gone, they’re just slightly more in check. So now I’m trying something different. I’m setting my 2027 money goals in November, not January, because January-me always means well but never follows through. I’m determined that 2027 is the year I actually get better at money. Not out of urgency, not under the gun, but as a new way of living. Saving as much as possible this year, while still budgeting for fun stuff too. And this time I’m not doing it alone. I found a credit union near me through @BackboneCoalltion. Many credit unions provide free financial coaching for members, and are a great resource for financial education, setting goals, and meeting them. And because credit unions are not for profit, their advice is actually tailored to your best interests, not what makes them the most money. If you’ve got financial goals of *any* kind in 2027, a credit union is the best kept secret to get you there! Head to the link in my bio and find one at the Backbone website. Then send this to the friend who always says “I’ll start in January.” And stay tuned because I’ll keep you updated with how my savings journey is going throughout the year! 09 Nov 2026

10 years, zero checked bags. ✈️ Comment TRAVEL to shop my road-tested travel essentials. None of this stuff is sexy. But it’s the reason I can walk off the plane and hop in my Uber while everyone else is still twiddling their thumbs at baggage claim. Carry-on only isn’t about packing less. It’s about traveling calmer: no lost luggage, no waiting, no lugging a giant suitcase over cobblestones (if you’ve been to Europe with kids and a stroller, you know how key this is). Here’s all the travel gear I use to make it work, plus my exact 5-day packing list on the last slide. Save it for your next trip! 📌 Comment TRAVEL 👇🏻 and I’ll DM you the links to everything. 06 Nov 2026

Festive, chic, and WARM! ❄️ Comment BOOTS and I’ll send these 3 under-$100 pairs that are perfect for holiday dressing no matter what the occasion (plus shopping info on everything else I’m wearing too! Getting dressed for holiday parties and outings is one of the best parts of the season—but how many times have you frozen your tootsies off in a ballet flat or kitten heel? I’m here to tell you that these @baretrapsshoes boots are the total package: chic for the season, comfortable and warm all winter long. Save this post for holiday outfits inspiration and comment BOOTS for the 🔗 to shop all these looks—and nail your festive dressing game this year! #Ad #PaidPartnership #Baretraps 03 Nov 2026

The last one 🤮 Who’s with me? Here’s 5 things that keep me up at night as a designer who has a brain that’s…more than a little quirky. 😆 As I get deeper into perimenopause I’m noticing things about my neuromakeup that make me good at what I do. My eye for detail, and the way I can’t unsee things that bug me until I fix them. I’m also less concerned with taste and style and more with what feels good to live in. So if a heated toilet seat is your jam then go do that cozy poop! Curious to know though, who also gets the brain shivers from any of these?? Oh and I realize there’s only 4 in the video, I cut the fifth one for length but it was couches with separate cushions that shift and slide and you feel like you’re falling into the Grand Canyon between them. I need a bench cushion or I’m sitting on the floor! (Which I often do anyway because of my aforementioned quirky brain.) 04 Nov 2026

If I had to renovate our kitchen all over again, I’d make most of the same choices—which is a good thing because I don’t think I can live through another 11-month renovation. 😂 Swipe through for what we’re still loving after a year! A lot of the choices we made had to to with the existing shape of the kitchen—a long, narrow space isn’t my first choice but we did our best with it! (Can you guess the one thing I wish I could change?) This might be my absolute favorite thing in the kitchen, a pull-out trash and recycling is truly elite. (You don’t need a renovation to install one, you can buy the hardware and convert most cabinets to a pull out trash!) I love the look of a tile backsplash—there are so many gorgeous tile options out there!—but not having grout to scrub is also a win. Drawers over cabinet doors for me every time! And the secret pull-outs for flatware etc. help keep small items organized. The only problem with this is now I want every drawer to be touch open! I can’t believe we almost didn’t put a prep sink in. Thankfully I came to my senses before it was too late and we were able to make a change—otherwise I’d have had to walk around the island to the big sink every time I needed to wash something or fill a pot! Not having the cabinet drawers poking out beyond the cabinet when they’re open is so key for smooth flow in the kitchen. The flip-up style of this door allowed me to maintain the lines I’d created with the pantry cabinet handles. Halo and Indie love using the microwave! Lighting is like jewelry for a room, I never miss a chance to make a statement with it! 13 things I’d do exactly the same if I had to renovate my kitchen again! This is the most used spot in our house. The kids do art projects here, I use it as my desk… Such a fun surprise to have cookbooks here. If you have to do dishes you may as well have a nice view. The tall pantry cabinets are so much more useful when there’s pullouts—as opposed to deep shelves for things to get lost! Someone asked me recently if the flush-style cabinet edge makes wiping crumbs hard and it 100% has been a non-issue! Okay so I know it would mean reworking the whole layout but I’d defi 16 Sep 2026

It’s me, I’m boring people. 🤓 #ad | These are fun clothes for people who think navy is too bold. And they’re all from @fabrique.official —a collective of 400+ designers worldwide—with a quality and attention to detail that get someone like me to wear argyle and call it personal growth. My method for honoring my inner neutrals nerd while still having fun with fashion: patterns with rules, silhouettes that do the talking, and cost-per-wear math on absolutely everything. Or as I think of it: Every piece here was edited by my taste and verified by my research. (The research, in this case, being a squat test and a spreadsheet). Outfit 1: Cecilia reversible coat (plaid ↔ solid, and the scarf flips too) · Saoirse balloon-sleeve cardigan by Mark Scartani · Oakley merino herringbone pants Outfit 2: Tilda camel coat by Giuseppe Fanelli · Cassy speckled-merino argyle · Glaire deconstructed jeans by Adriano Goldschmied Every element makes this details geek so happy. Because I might not get out much, but I still want to look fab when I do. Want the shopping info including links, sizing, and 10% off with my code byAnne? Comment BORING and I’ll send them to you…a sentence nobody has ever typed before, probably. 😂 Boring person. Not boring taste. #fabrique 29 Oct 2026

Our Imagined By series continues with interior designer Anne Sage, who’s restoring her family’s fourth-generation historic home one room at a time. Her daughter’s space, anchored by the Moab Loft Bed, is built to grow with her. 🤍 05 Nov 2026

We’re living in a common sense drought. The comments I get every time I post about my kitchen truly bring my so much laughter and joy. How do I clean my pendants, John? Just like I clean everything else—with a rag and soap. And what color was the ceiling supposed to be painted? A greasy hue to hide the residue from the Thanksgiving turkeys I'm apparently deep frying every day? My spices are too far from where I use them? Well, Janet, this is the reminder you clearly need that viewing photos and video on a 3”x4” screen is not the same as experiencing distances and proportions in real life. The inner silverware drawer is slow and cumbersome, Mike? Sure, if you're competing in the silverware olympics and that extra 0.0023 seconds is the difference between silver and gold, then an inner drawer may not be the right choice for you. No, Rhonda. That 14"x14" prep sink is not the only sink. I don't live in an RV. And hey Randi, if an overhang is the permission you need to leave messes lying around indefinitely, then enjoy your overhang and say hi to your resident salmonella for me! Who knew a kitchen would bring so many gems out of the woodwork...pun intended! 24 Sep 2026

Survived a week of solo parenting in style! Comment OOTD and I’ll send you the round up of everything I wore for quick, comfy, and cute mom style outfits that kept me on track with the kiddos while my husband was traveling. Bonus, lots of them are on sale right now! And I made sizing notes and updated all my discount codes too, comment OOTD and I’ll DM you deets! 17 Oct 2026

I’m reclaiming my time 😏 and it feels GOOD. We’ve tried going screen-free in the bedroom, and it just wasn’t practical…I play music, listen to white noise, and use my phone as a baby monitor, but I’m still determined to stop that mindless pre-bed scroll. Because more than ever, my reset at the end of each day is *essential* for my sanity. So Brick Night from @getbrick is my perfect happy medium. It uses Bluetooth to set a radius around my room and automatically blocks the apps I choose as soon as I walk in. No remembering and no willpower required at the end of a long day (when I have exactly none left). And already, that itchy-fingered temptation to scroll feels less. It’s a huge step in the right direction. My bedroom downtime stays the most important part of my day, and I’m only sharing it with the people who matter. Not with my phone. What pulls you in at night: email, the feed, or something else? #brickpartner 27 Oct 2026

I spent four years planning this kitchen. Four years. There were endless mockups, there were strong opinions, and there was a weekend spent taping the entire layout on the floor with painter’s tape to test it before committing. These are the seven decisions I’d make if I had to start all over again (shudder at the thought). The stone backsplash with zero grout to scrub, the dishwasher that’s totally hidden, the complete lack of lower cabinets because drawers beat doors and I will die on that hill. One of these even started a fight in my comments last time I posted it, but I’ll defend all these with fists and my razor sharp wit if need be. So save this for your next kitchen project, or just for the next time you’re in an argument about silverware drawers and need a visual aid to prove your point. I have an easy-to-reference list of 13 in my September 16 carousel, for the truly committed. Which one are you stealing first? And yes, that’s my tiny sous chef at the end. She has opinions about this kitchen too (well, about everything really). Four years of overthinking. Hours you need to spend: 0. (But if you’re like me you will anyway!) 24 Oct 2026

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