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Thoughtful Hosting


How I prepare the house for guests who stay over
Overnight hospitality is less visible. It happens in the dark, in silence, in small details that make someone feel safe enough to rest.

Foyra
Feb 194 min read


The art of setting a table you already own
Before anyone sits down, we pause at the edge of the table and take stock of what is already here. The table we already own carries marks of us; its surface may bear the faint scratches of years past, the warm patina of use, the slight unevenness that makes it uniquely ours. In an era where newness and novelty are constantly celebrated, it is easy to forget that the things we already own carry history, memory, and character. Hosting does not begin with new plates, the latest

Foyra
Jan 294 min read


Inviting People Over When the House Isn’t Ready
Before the first guest arrives, we remind ourselves that readiness is rarely perfect and that’s enough.

Foyra
Jan 224 min read


Hosting for the senses, not the camera
Hosting for the senses is an intentional choice. A quiet refusal to let the camera dictate the mood.

Foyra
Jan 154 min read
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