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Archive for Tag: O Magazine
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November 28, 2012
Meeting Oprah + OWN + O Magazine + IKEA Life Improvement Project + Behind Scenes + IKEA Commercial + An Aha! Moment
What a title to this post, right? Enough to make one’s head spin with excitement. That’s what last month was like for me and I’m here to tell you all about it. I recently signed on to a program with IKEA, OWN and O Magazine called The Life Improvement Project. The Life Improvement Project is a site designed for people to be inspired about ways to live in their home. It’s a place to share…
August 10, 2012
Behind The Scenes: O Magazine/Ikea Photo Shoot for Life Improvement Campaign
I know you all like a little behind the scenes action so I thought I’d share a recent shoot for a big campaign I’ll be working on for the next year. I recently signed on as the Entertaining Expert for a program with O, The Oprah Magazine and Ikea. I’ll be one of four women on a Life Improvement campaign inspiring women across the nation through this O/Ikea program. What is so great about the…
November 08, 2010
Feature in O Magazine!
Photo above by Mel Barlow.
I’m thrilled to be featured in O Magazine’s big December issue! Nestled right between features of Taylor Swift and Mary J. Blige, is a one page feature about our tables. What a huge honor to grace the pages of O Magazine! I read every page from cover to cover this weekend and as usual, it is packed with the best gift ideas for the holidays. Get yours on newsstands now! …
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Japanese Sushi Guest Dessert Feature January 14, 2013
We talked a little bit about Kakiemon this morning so it is fitting that we are featuring a Japanese style sushi party this afternoon. This party was styled by Melissa from The Sweet Society for a little girl's 10th birthday. Each child was presented with their own Kimono and took party in a Sushi making workshop. { Read More }
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Circus Guest Dessert Feature January 13, 2012
These sweet and savory circus tables were sent to us by Stephanie of Spaceships and Laser Beams. She created this table for New Year's Eve, but it would be great for many occasions. Stars filled with yarn poms were used for the backdrop {fantastic! { Read More }
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