Welcome to my blog! My name is Taylor and I’ve been sharing my style, travels, coffee adventures, and simple moments of joy here since 2010. My goal is to share the things I love by way of my own photography. Now, my focus is on living intentionally amid the noise and doing the things I love: reacquainting myself with my own 30something style, creating a happy home, photography, and everything in between. Even still, my favorite things to capture are everyday moments.
There is no better place I can think of than Bucks County when it comes to community engagement and locals coming together to support small business. Our bucolic haven is filled with the expertise and craftsmanship of so many farmers, creatives, designers, and curators…all of whom deserve a little spotlight for their passions and labor.
Read MoreJust picture this: in every corner, a splattering of cheerful English daisies; soft folksy music is playing; aged terra cotta pots play house for topiaries and trees of all shapes and sizes. Vintage furniture is layered throughout the greenhouse, serving as both a display and a resting place for all sorts of heirloom-quality books, gardening tools, and flickering candles.
Read MoreI’ve been searching for the perfect mirror to hang on my kitchen wall. It’s a large wall that could handle a larger statement mirror. Mirrors are my decorating go-to; they create the illusion of space, bounce off light, and go with any decor!
Read MoreWhen designing Gwyn’s nursery, S wanted to have a sign made by her mom in the classic A. Taylor Studio style. We opted for a small, rustic whitewashed type sign to add warmth to the walls. The nursery has elements of white, wood tones, and soft sage. For contrast, an elegant black script reads her beautiful name in its full form.
Read MoreI have been on a calligraphy break for most of 2021 (#selfcare!) except for one major commission for a lovely A. Taylor Studio bride, Ashley. Her romantic garden wedding from October included many gold mirrors, of all sizes, for signage.
Read MoreBurlap: file it under one of my favorite things! Seriously! I love using it whenever I can in decor for a natural look, and added texture. It’s primitive yet timeless, and when applied to the correct color palette or pattern it can work magic! I decided to give it a go making a double-bow ribbon made of burlap for the nursery under a lamb’s ear wreath.
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