 | 6 Plants That You Can’t Kill This Winter1. Snake Plant Sansevieria, commonly known as the Snake plant, is one of the easiest flora you can manage in the home – especially during winter! They thrive in both direct and indirect light, and can handle any temperature between 60-85° F. During the… Read more » |
 | 3 Reasons to Host a Pumpkin Carving Night1. Awesome way to get to know your neighbors! How well do you know your neighbors? Need an excuse to hang out with them? Invite everyone around you to a pumpkin carving night! You can swap ideas, chat while you cut – oh, and laugh together when they… Read more » |
 | 6 Stylish Ways to Give Your Home That Perfect Fall TouchWith the end of September approaching, we here at the Village have been super excited for how dang pretty Rexburg becomes this time of year. And with the new season comes so many new ways to decorate your apartment! If you’re looking for ways to cozy u… Read more » |
 | What To Look Forward To For Fall 20191. Mild weather We get it, summer was amazing for sure and we’ve had great days of fun in the sun. Are you someone who likes the dry heat or are you a Spring/Fall weather lover. A little on the cool side but can still enjoy decent weather outside? Fall… Read more » |
 | Easter Decorating IdeasTrying to decorate for Easter coming up but don’t know how? Easter is one of those holidays that either people don’t decorate at all or just don’t know how to decorate for. Believe it or not, you can have an Easter feel in your home with just a couple… Read more » |
 | How To Make The Best Use Of Your Living SpaceWhether you live in one of our Chelsea studios or a two-bedroom St. Germain, making the best use of your space is something we all could do a little more of. Luckily, hacking the heck out of your apartment to create an organized, stylish living space t… Read more » |
 | 5 Ways to Decorate with Old BooksWhether you got them as a gift or bought them thinking you’d read them and never did, pretty much everyone has books laying around unused. If you’re part of the rare group that doesn’t, this blog is still for you! The DI and the Madison Library here… Read more » |