[s1e21] Welcome To The Conversation -
: Kristin and Myquillyn discuss the common urge to buy "just one little thing" to make a room look better, which often leads to what they call a Goodwill pile .
The overarching theme of this episode is that a simpler home allows for a fuller life. By removing physical distractions, you open up more space—both literally and figuratively—to invite others into your story. Episode Resources & Further Reading: [S1E21] Welcome to the Conversation
: If you want to add warmth back into a minimalist space, Myquillyn suggests focusing on high-impact items like pillows rather than clutter. Bringing the Conversation to Your Table : Kristin and Myquillyn discuss the common urge
: They acknowledge that for creative people, it is hard to get rid of things because they see potential in "broken" items. This often results in a "bargain-bought hoard" rather than a curated home. Episode Resources & Further Reading: : If you
: For a warm drink to share during your next conversation, check out the Satsuma Whiskey Cider guide.
: To keep things simple when hosting, try this Cranberry Pistachio Gruyère Crouton recipe mentioned on The Turquoise Table blog.
In this episode, host sits down with Myquillyn Smith (better known as The Nester ) to discuss how to simplify your home without losing its warmth. The conversation focuses on the idea that "cozy" and "minimalist" aren't opposites, but rather partners in creating a space where people feel truly welcome. Key Takeaways from the Conversation:
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