Make Yourself at Home: Design Your Space to Discover Your True Self

Discover how to style your home for a deeper sense of comfort, with guidance from the creator of the 52 Lists journal series

Fans of Moorea Seal know the style influencer and online curator for her beautiful 52 Lists journals and planners, and they love her rustic luxe aesthetic: inspired boho loveliness, dashes of inspiration, plus a twist of the adventuresome spirit of the Northwest.

Now Moorea has created a home design book that's equal parts self-help guide, memoir, and d cor inspiration She'll help you explore what it means to create a relaxed, comfortable home, and you'll find which expression feels most authentic to you through color palates, interior design modes, conversation prompts, essays, approachable DIY projects and more.

Focusing in turn on one room at a time, various chapters will help you take on the living room, the dining room, bedrooms, and of course, the kitchen. Included for each room:

- A personal essay penned by Moorea herself
- An exclusive look into Moorea's own spaces with tips for inspired, mindful living
- Two beginner-friendly DIY projects to personalize and decorate your home on a budget
- Intimate looks into the homes of a diverse set of female style curators, who share their best tips and tricks for comfortable, imaginative decor

You don't need lots of money or the perfect life in order to infuse your space with your signature spark.

Author: Moorea Seal
Publisher: Sasquatch Books
Published: 09/26/2017
Pages: 224
Binding Type: Hardcover
Weight: 1.90lbs
Size: 10.20h x 8.10w x 0.90d
ISBN: 9781632170354


Review Citation(s):
Library Journal 09/01/2017

About the Author
MOOREA SEAL is a Seattle-based retailer, designer, online curator, and author of the bestselling 52 Lists journal series, also known for her large following on Pinterest and mental health advocacy. With a desire to empower women and girls of all ages, she promotes a lifestyle of Doing Good while Doing Great. Through her fashion and lifestyle brand, also named Moorea Seal, she gives back 7 percent of all proceeds to nonprofits.