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Feels Like HomeFeels Like HomeSeason 1 Thank You + Summer VacationThank you guys SO much for listening to season 1 of the podcast! We had so much fun putting it together for you guys and chatting with all the amazing guests.We’re taking a few months off, and we’ll be back later in the summer with new episodes. And if there’s any subject that you’re interested in having us cover on the podcast, or someone you’d like to see as a guest, feel free to reach out and let us know on Instagram @feelslikehomepodcast, or via email at feelslikehomepodcast@gmail.com....2022-04-1801 minFeels Like HomeFeels Like HomeCreating a Comforting + Stylish BedroomIn this episode, we’re diving deep into creating a bedroom that is both welcoming, soothing, functional, and captivating. At its base function, a bedroom should be a sanctuary space for you to recharge, feel safe and cozy, and relax.Whether you’re wondering about what screen devices to shy away from in your bedroom, what kind of bed to get, how to make the most of bedroom storage, soothing lighting, or making your bedroom secure for “private” time, we dive into all of it in this episode. Tune in here!SHOW WEBSITE - https://feelslike...2022-04-111h 01Feels Like HomeFeels Like HomeGrowing a Cut Flower Garden with Sara and Jo of Selva FloralOur guests in this episode are mother and daughter team Sarah and Jo Blasi from Selva Floral Design. Sarah is a floral artist known for her unstructured and abundant floral & botanical designs. She focuses on sourcing local and sustainably grown flowers and foliages from the small flower farm she runs with Jo. Jo is an incredibly talented floral gardener and both she and Sarah grow a *HUGE* variety of flowers on a half acre of land in Oregon.When it comes to getting more blooms out of your flowers, they recommend starting with the soil. A good, nouri...2022-04-0456 minFeels Like HomeFeels Like HomeBuilding a Strawbale House with Sharolyn of Schofield DesignsWe welcomed the incredibly talented artist, designer, and straw bale home owner + builder Sharolyn Schofield onto this show for this chat about sustainable design both in furniture and in home construction. Sharolyn is a multi-talented creative who works with natural materials like wood and metals to create sculptures, furniture, jewelry and other artwork. The foundation of many of her pieces comes from wood sourced at the local Dee Mill, which processes reclaimed urban lumber, natural edge slabs, and can do custom milling based on the needs of her projects.Because of her commitment to and passion for susta...2022-03-2859 minFeels Like HomeFeels Like HomeDesigning a Functional KitchenIn this episode we’re diving into the most requested interior topic—kitchens! We’ve all soaked up the gorgeous gleaming and pristine kitchens on Pinterest and in design magazines and blogs….but how do those really hold up when you’re actually cooking, living, and moving in the space?Well, one of the most important things when it coming to designing a kitchen that’s as useful as it is beautiful is the cabinets. When you’re picking out your cabinets, you want to think about accessibly and how you’ll use them. We recommend having drawers on the l...2022-03-211h 03Feels Like HomeFeels Like HomeDecorating with Lime Plaster with Lauren of Master of PlasterGet ready for some insanely gorgeous interiors, because in this episode we’re diving into all things plaster with Lauren Dillon. Lauren Dillon is the lead designer at Master of Plaster, a traditional lime plaster and lime wash maker based out of South Carolina. She’s passionate about restoring historic structures and infusing modern design with traditional plaster work, and specializes in making and recreating ornamental plasters.So, what is lime plaster? Well, it’s mainly composed with hydrated lime made from limestone. It’s a natural material that is safe to use within the home, and not only t...2022-03-1453 minFeels Like HomeFeels Like HomeGardening in Small Spaces with Melissa of The Good SeedIn this episode, we’re diving into making the best use of gardening in limited spaces with Melissa Cameron of The Good Seed! Melissa is an Organic Master Gardener and founder of the Good Seed. She is passionate about the connection between human health and nature and believes that regenerative gardens can help create food security and broaden ecological diversity.For those just dipping their toes into gardening for the first time, Melissa recommends having a purpose-driven garden to make sure that what’s grown is used + enjoyed. For example, having a salsa-garden with tomatoes, cilantro, chives, and jal...2022-03-0744 minFeels Like HomeFeels Like HomeMoving out of the City and into a Rural AreaWith more folks working remotely and no longer physically tied to their place of employment, we’ve gotten more flexibility with where we live, and more and more people are opting to move out of the city and into a quieter, more peaceful rural area. Sam made the move from Singapore to her husband’s family’s countryside apple orchard a few years ago, and I (Eva) am in the process of building home in the countryside to leave the city of Portland, so we’re diving into and sharing about our experiences + recommendations with that transition.Some of...2022-02-2851 minFeels Like HomeFeels Like HomeDesigning with Soul in Mind with Jessica Helgerson of JH Interior DesignYou're in for a treat! In this episode we dive deep into the perspective of Jessica Helgerson, a masterful Interior Designer, with an unmatched ability to honor a home's history while incorporating the current dwellers. Jessica shares what drew her into design and what life experiences inspire her to today. Part of Jessica's expertise lies in the details she incorporates into a space to truly make each and every inch special. Her projects are known for meticulous detailing and craftsmanship with a unique flare with the materials used. It truly is a work of art to see her projects...2022-02-2142 minFeels Like HomeFeels Like HomeCreating a Sustainable HomeIn this episode, we do a deep dive into what it means to be environmentally thoughtful when considering a new house build. We are joined by the very knowledgeable and thoughtful builder, Brain Thackary of JRA Green Building (https://jragbc.com/). JRA is known for their thoughtful approach to sustainable design and construction. With so much greenwashing happening today, we dig a little deeper in how to incorporate green building technologies and methodologies into the design of your home. We break down energy efficiency, envelope resiliency, and how to incorporate sustainability initiatives without breaking the bank. Brain, who serves...2022-02-1447 minFeels Like HomeFeels Like Home5 Tips for an Inspiring Home OfficeIn this episode, we’re diving into all the ways you can create an inspiring, visually soothing, and functional home office. With COVID, many of us are working from home, and also dealing with many more family members at home while we’re trying to work, too, which can definitely make things tricky!One of the best things you can do is to create privacy and separation between your work space and your personal “home” space—so if you’re able to have your desk in a separate room that’s not used as often (like a guest bedroom...2022-02-0748 minFeels Like HomeFeels Like HomeStarting Your Own Vegetable Garden with Mulysa Melco of Resilience DesignToday we’re joined by the deeply resourceful + knowledgeable landscape designer Mulysa Melco of Resilience Design. Mulysa is a jack-of-all-trades when it comes to plants, habitats, and garden design—she focuses on a deeper, relational approach to land use + tending, growing food, and supporting habitats through whole-systems thinking, permaculture, and mindful landscape design.In this episode she’s sharing her expertise on the subject of starting a vegetable garden, which was THE most listener-requested episode topic. There’s nobody who would be better to cover this than Mulysa, Eva has been working with her about long-term forestry management...2022-01-281h 01Feels Like HomeFeels Like HomeRenovating Old Spaces with Laura and Nora of Design TalesIn this episode, we dive deep into Laura Muthesius and Nora Eisermann’s eye for design and renovation process. Laura and Nora are the married design duo behind the Design Tales instagram account, and their gorgeous blog Our Food Stories.They share about how their love for design began, how they work together to design a space, and what goes into remodeling an old interior. All of their design work has been on older pre-existing buildings, and that has meant a lot of adventures and unexpected twists and turns to their various design projects. Strap in and enjoy...2022-01-2859 minFeels Like HomeFeels Like HomeWelcome + What's In StoreWelcome to our very first episode! This has been a long time coming, and we are beyond excited to nerd out about interior design, garden, and all things home with you in the coming weeks, months, and (possibly) years. We’re diving into a little background here, so you have some context for who we are and why we started the podcast.It helps to say who “we” are— Sam Struck of StruckSured Interior Design, and Eva Kosmas Flores, a stylist + photographer. Sam is an incredibly talented interior designer who works out of Hood River, Oregon, with her team o...2022-01-2745 min