August has been full of hands-on renovation progress in my home in Jenkintown, PA. Blending my work in interior design, real estate, and home renovations. I’m also deciding where to rehang my real estate license. It’s an exciting step that ties directly into how I want to serve clients locally in Montgomery and Bucks County. Just like my own home projects, this decision feels like laying the groundwork. Bringing design-forward real estate and renovation insight together in one seamless experience.

July was a busy month for my home in Montgomery County, PA. We completed a full roof replacement, painted our handmade cedar shutters and vaulted part of the rental unit’s ceiling. Inside updates brought a modern and timeless feel, while upgraded finishes added comfort and long-term value. Each project reflects my design-forward approach, blending historic charm with modern updates to create my home into a sanctuary.

June brought lots of prep for the summer at my home in Jenkintown, PA. Every project felt like laying the foundation for what’s ahead. Between trim touch-ups and paint prep to planning for timeless upgrades that blend historic charm with modern living. The outside and backyard continue to be a consistent work in progress. From freshening up the exterior, maintaining garden beds, and sketching out ideas for long-term improvements. I’m balancing quick fixes with thoughtful updates.

This blog is about my 1930’s multifamily home in Jenkintown, PA located in the Philadelphia suburbs. I share about my home updates and interior design projects. Also writing about real estate across Montgomery County and Bucks County Pennsylvania. Here to create intentional, design-forward spaces blending historic character and intentional modern living. Alongside my own home updates, I also write about interior design projects and real estate across Montgomery County and Bucks County, Pennsylvania. Offering design-forward real estate insight monthly.