Our Story

Sometimes life is about taking risks.

Our family took that leap when we dove into the Vacation Rental scene. The four of us sacrificed weekends, family trips, and creature comforts to purchase a property we could build a business around.

After a great deal of experimentation and time, we've figured a few things out. Our goal is to share our expertise with you and hopefully make your vacation rental journey a little easier.

Please look around, read some helpful articles, visit our vacation rental, or explore our product and service recommendations. We hope it's helpful

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Tips and Tricks

Decor Planning

The Bedroom

One Bed

One Mattress

one Dresser

Two nightstands

Two Lamps

Two Surge Protectors

Neutral Wall Hangings

The Living room

One couch

One Loveseat or chairs

One coffee table

ONE Television

One Buffet or TV Stand

One Lamp

Two End Tables

Neutral Wall Hangings

The Dining room

One 6-person (min) Table

Including Seating

One centerpiece

Neutral Wall Hangings

The Bedroom is a sanctuary, a personal haven where Guests retreat to relax, recharge, and find solace from the demands of Travel. To create a comfortable and functional space, it is important to choose the right furniture pieces. Whether you have a small or large bedroom, there are certain essential items that can enhance both the aesthetic appeal and practicality of the room.

The bed is undeniably the most crucial piece of furniture in any bedroom. It serves as the focal point and ensures a good night's sleep. When selecting a bed, consider factors such as size, comfort, and design. Whether it's a luxurious king-sized bed or a space-saving loft bed, choose one that suits your needs, target guests, and overall aesthetic. Don't forget that While not technically furniture, a high-quality mattress and pillows are essential for a restful night's sleep. We've had more reviews left about mattresses and pillows than anything else. So, Invest in products that provide adequate support, comfort, and durability.

Nightstands are practical additions to any bedroom. These small tables are typically placed on either side of the bed, providing a convenient surface to place a lamp, books, or personal items. Look for nightstands with drawers or shelves for added storage, allowing you to keep essential items within reach.

A dresser or chest of drawers is essential for guest and host storage of clothing items, other personal belongings, and linens. Choose one that complements your bedroom's aesthetic while providing ample storage space. Consider the size and number of drawers based on your needs. You can also use the top surface of the dresser to display decorative items or a vanity mirror.

Designing a bedroom that fulfills your personal needs and reflects your style requires a careful selection of furniture pieces. A comfortable bed, a supportive mattress, functional storage options, and thoughtful additions such as nightstands and seating areas contribute to a well-rounded bedroom. By incorporating these essential furniture items, you can create a space that promotes relaxation, organization, and personal expression, ultimately turning your bedroom into a haven of comfort and serenity.

The living room is the heart of a home, where we gather with family and friends to relax, entertain, and create lasting memories. To create a functional and inviting living space, it is important to carefully select the right furniture pieces. Whether you have a small apartment or a spacious house, there are certain essential items that can enhance both the comfort and aesthetics of your living room.

The sofa or sectional is the centerpiece of any living room. It provides a comfortable seating area for your guest's everyday use. Choose a sofa or sectional that, is durable, suits your style, and complements the size of the living room. Consider the material characteristics and opt for a design that provides ample seating space.

LoveSeats or Armchairs are essential for creating additional seating options and adding a touch of style to your living room. These chairs can be placed near the sofa or in cozy corners, providing a comfortable spot for reading, relaxing, or enjoying conversations.

A coffee table is a fabulous piece of furniture. It reduces spills on your furniture by providing a stable surface for placing beverages, snacks, and belongings. Look for a coffee table made from durable materials that match the style of your living room.

a Buffet, TV stand, or entertainment center is a common feature that not only holds your television but also provides storage space. Choose a product that accommodates your electronics while seamlessly integrating with your living room decor. or, create a sleek look by mounting your television on the wall.

Like coffee tables, End tables are practical additions to the living room, offering a convenient surface for your guest's personal items, snacks, and beverages. They can be placed next to sofas, armchairs, or in corners, adding both functionality and visual appeal.

The dining room is a space where families and friends gather to enjoy meals, play games, and engage in conversations. To create an inviting and functional dining area, it is crucial to choose the right furniture pieces. Whether you have a dedicated dining room or a dining area within a larger space, there are essential items that can enhance both the aesthetics and functionality of your dining experience.

The dining table is the centerpiece of any dining room. It sets the tone for the entire space and provides a gathering place for meals and socializing. When selecting a dining table, consider the size of your dining room and the number of people your home typically hosts. Choose a table that allows enough space for comfortable seating and legroom. Opt for material and style that complements your interior design.

Dining chairs are an integral part of any dining room, providing comfortable seating for meals and conversations. Choose chairs that match the style of your dining table and complement the overall decor. Consider the material, such as wood, metal, or upholstered options, and prioritize both comfort and durability. If your kitchen is in close proximity and also has seating needs, consider matching styles, materials, or both. If you have limited space, consider chairs that can be easily stacked or folded for storage.

To put a bow on your dining room Decorate with a low-profile centerpiece that guests can see over when conversing. The dining area is also a great place for a wall clock and other neutral wall accents.