Christmas is but three days away, and for those of you with younger kids I’m sure the fervor is reaching a peak.

Do you hear that? The distant sound of Mariah Carey in the air?

Folks, it’s t-minus two days until Thanksgiving, and over here we’re getting ready to cook up a storm.

Some may put forth an argument for spring—and who could blame them?—but in my book, autumn is the season of vibrant, wonderful color.

Folks, we’re only 10 days away from my daughter’s favorite holiday: Halloween.

In our hectic modern lives, sometimes the bathroom can become a place of calm.

Here at Woodside Home, we love our vendors. After all, our vendors are what make our business work—they provide the high-quality, custom furnishings that let us curate your home to fit your tastes to a T.

For those of you with school-aged kids, we’ve officially entered the back-to-school season.

While the weather may be deceptive—hereabouts it’s summery well into October—there’s a crisp note of fall undoubtedly in the air.

We’re in the thick of it now, folks—summer, I mean, with all its sunburn and shores—but we’re also over the hill of midsummer and approaching that slow, sleepy, wind-down season of August, where our thoughts begin, gradually, to turn towards the coming fall.

Believe it or not, a very special holiday is right around the corner: that’s right, National Ice Cream Day. July 20th—perfect timing, in my opinion—we take a moment to celebrate the best summer treat there is.

Hello again from the smoldering city of Baltimore. Mid-June is a splendid time to be in the city—we’ve not yet hit the bullish July heatwaves, sure to bring some record highs this year, but we’re still snug in the pocket of the clarity of summer warmth.

Summer is upon us—though, for those of us in Baltimore, summer has been hanging around for a few months already, really, searing those April showers right off the sidewalks and brightening our front windows with that hazy yellow you get out of a hot, humid day.

Here at Woodside Home, we’re pretty picky about our vendors—after all, we want to offer you the highest quality pieces at the best prices we can.

"Motherhood: All love begins and ends there." — Robert Browning

One of a home’s most vital functions—besides, of course, housing you and yours—is offering a harbor to the loved ones who come to visit.

Daffodils, tulips, azaleas, forsythia, pansies, peonies, crocuses—those April showers are already encouraging some May flowers in advance of the change in month.

With all the sunlight on the spring horizon, I imagine you, like me, are eager to open your windows and let in the light.

Spring is springing—more or less—and it’s good to see a little longer-lasting sunlight again.

The world is beginning, at last, to thaw—without a doubt, in the next warm spell, Baltimore will catch the first glimpse of crocuses sneaking up into the sunlight.