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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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Catch of the Day Guest Dessert Feature July 25, 2012
We're in summer mode at AAE and this beach party by Holly of Mimi's Dollhouse is tempting us to hit the beach and surf. Holly and her husband nicknamed their daughter their little Gidget, so a 1960s beach theme seemed fitting for her special day. Holly designed all of the printables and styled the party with a bright, throwback surfer girl feel. { Read More }
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Merry Monday: Respectfully Red December 12, 2011
This feature was submitted to us by Linda at Harper Event Design in Australia. She created a wintery wonderland for her daughter's first Christmas using the traditional red, but she decided to skip the green. Instead, she opted for white to give the party a fresher vibe. { Read More }
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