Home Sweet Home Marco Island

Home Sweet Home Marco Island Coastal Chic in Marco Island! Discover decor, interior design and women's fashion. We create timeless styles for laid-back havens. We are a great team.
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Inspired by faith and family, our style blends modern coastal & Boho simplicity. Explore our collection in person or online! This is a dream come true for me to open a home decor store in Marco Island, Florida. this is a place that brings joy to my life. Having this as my Second location is also a great accomplishment. My husband is the rock that helps to design and build our Vision of the store.

We have 8 children and 8 grandchildren and love them all to pieces. Professionally I have been in the healthcare field for the last 20 years. I started as a personal trainer, and a registered massage therapist, and then went on to study osteopathy which I’m still practicing. Another passion for me is real estate, because of my love for homes and helping people buy or sell and be a part of their journey. It seemed fitting to get my real estate broker license. I love to decorate, inspire, and motivate people to create a space that is warm and inviting.

Rainy season home prepThe worst time to discover a problem is in the middle of a storm, with the rain already coming in ...
09/07/2026

Rainy season home prep

The worst time to discover a problem is in the middle of a storm, with the rain already coming in and every hardware store closed.

Do these now, while the weather is still on your side:

Clear gutters and drains before the next storm, not during. Leaves and debris are exactly what turn heavy rain into an overflow down your wall. Ten minutes of prep beats hours of damage control.

Check window seals for leaks. Run your hand along the edges and look for gaps, brittle rubber, or old caulk pulling away. A small seal failure is cheap to fix now and expensive to ignore.

Lift stored boxes off the floor. Anything on a garage, storeroom, or ground floor slab should go up on a pallet, a shelf, or even a couple of bricks. Water finds the lowest thing in the room, and cardboard has no defense.

Run the aircon on dry mode to fight humidity. This is the underused setting. It pulls moisture out of the air without freezing the room, which is exactly what you want on those damp, grey, non air conditioned days.

Watch corners and closets for early mold. Look behind furniture, inside cabinets, and along the ceiling edges of exterior walls. Early mold looks like faint grey speckling and wipes away easily. Late mold does not.

None of this takes a full weekend. Most of it is one afternoon, and it's the difference between a rainy season that's just inconvenient and one that costs you.

Save this before you need it 🌧️

The five things to clean weeklyYou don't have to clean everything every week. Nobody does, and pretending otherwise is w...
09/06/2026

The five things to clean weekly

You don't have to clean everything every week. Nobody does, and pretending otherwise is why most cleaning routines collapse by the second Sunday.

Skip everything else and still have a home that feels clean:

1. Bed sheets. Nothing else gives you that much comfort for that little effort. Fresh sheets can make an entire bedroom feel reset.

2. Bathroom, specifically the toilet and shower floor. These are the two spots that go from fine to unpleasant fastest. Handle them weekly and the bathroom never gets away from you.

3. Kitchen sink and counters. An empty, dry sink makes the whole kitchen read as clean, even if the pantry is chaos behind closed doors.

4. Floors in high-traffic areas. Entryway, hallway, living room. Not every room, just the paths people actually walk. This is where dust and grit collect and spread.

5. Trash, all of them. Not just the kitchen bin. The bathroom, the bedroom, the little one under the desk. Missed bins are the quiet reason a house smells stale.

That's the whole list. Everything else, windows, cabinets, baseboards, under the sofa, can genuinely wait for your monthly or seasonal round.

The point isn't to do less. It's to spend your limited time on the things that actually change how your home feels, instead of burning a whole Saturday and still feeling behind.

Save this list. Pick a day. Keep it to these five.

Which one do you always skip? Be honest 👇

What "deep clean" should actually include"Deep clean" is not a regulated term. Anyone can put it on a price list, and wh...
09/05/2026

What "deep clean" should actually include

"Deep clean" is not a regulated term. Anyone can put it on a price list, and what you actually get can range from a very thorough regular clean to something genuinely different.

So before you book anyone, ask if these are covered:

Behind and under appliances. The fridge, the stove, the washing machine. This is where grease and dust quietly build for years, and it's the first thing skipped when a team is rushing.

Inside cabinets, not just the fronts. Emptied, wiped, and dried. Wiping only the doors is cosmetic.

Grout, not just tile. Tile wipes clean in seconds. Grout takes scrubbing and time, which is exactly why it gets left. It's also the thing that makes a bathroom look old.

Aircon filters. Pulled, washed, dried, reinstalled. This one affects the air you breathe and your electricity bill, not just how the room looks.

Baseboards, switches, and door frames. The horizontal ledges nobody looks at and everybody touches. Dust and fingerprints live here.

Here's the honest part. A deep clean takes real hours and real labor, so if a quote comes in suspiciously cheap, this list is usually what's missing. You're not paying less for the same work. You're paying less for a surface clean with a better name.

Save this before your next booking, and ask the questions upfront. A good team will answer every one without hesitating.

Anything you'd add to the list? Drop it in the comments 👇

Three textures, one roomEver look at a room where everything matches, everything is clean, everything is technically rig...
09/04/2026

Three textures, one room

Ever look at a room where everything matches, everything is clean, everything is technically right, and it still feels flat? Like a photo of a room instead of a room?

Texture is almost always what's missing.

When every surface shares the same finish, the eye has nothing to hold onto. All smooth, or all soft, or all wood, and the space goes quiet in the wrong way. The fix is simple: three textures minimum, in every room.

Something woven. A basket, a jute rug, a rattan tray. This is the one most homes are missing, and it's the one that adds instant warmth.

Something soft. Linen, cotton, wool. Cushions, a throw, curtains that actually fall. Soft things absorb light and sound, which is a lot of what makes a room feel comfortable.

Something hard. Ceramic, wood, metal, stone. A vase, a bowl, a small sculptural object. This gives the eye somewhere firm to land.

The best part: you don't have to change a single color. Keep your exact palette, cream on cream, neutral on neutral, and just vary the finish. The room gains depth without gaining noise.

That's the whole trick. Same colors, more depth.

Look at one shelf or one corner right now and count your textures. If the answer is one, you know what to add 👇

New arrivalsSometimes a room doesn't need a renovation. It needs three good pieces.Just in: rattan accents that bring wa...
09/03/2026

New arrivals

Sometimes a room doesn't need a renovation. It needs three good pieces.

Just in: rattan accents that bring warmth and texture without weight, linen cushion covers in that soft, lived-in weave that only gets better with washing, and ceramic vases in quiet neutrals that work with whatever you already own.

That's the idea behind this drop. Nothing loud, nothing that demands you rethink the whole room. Just pieces that layer in easily and make a space feel calm and put together, like someone thought about it.

Because that's usually the gap. Your sofa is fine. Your layout is fine. The room just feels a little unfinished, and the fix is smaller than you think: one textured accent, one soft surface, one thing on the table that holds a few stems.

Start with one shelf or one corner. You'll see the difference immediately.

Available in-store and online, and every purchase comes with free styling advice. Send us a photo of your space and we'll tell you exactly where each piece should go 📩

Shop the new arrivals now, before the best neutrals go.

The rug is always too smallIt's the most common decor mistake we see, and it happens in beautiful homes with beautiful f...
09/02/2026

The rug is always too small

It's the most common decor mistake we see, and it happens in beautiful homes with beautiful furniture: the tiny rug floating in the middle of the living room.

You know the look. A small rectangle stranded in the center of the floor, sofa and chairs pushed back against the walls, nothing quite touching. The room feels scattered even though everything in it is nice.

Here's the rule of thumb: the front legs of every seat should sit on the rug. Sofa, armchairs, accent chairs, all of them. If they don't, size up.

That one change does something surprising. The rug stops being a floating decoration and starts acting like an anchor, pulling the seating into a single, intentional group. Suddenly the room reads as arranged instead of just furnished.

If you're between sizes, always go bigger. A rug that's slightly too large still looks deliberate. A rug that's too small makes the whole room look unfinished, no matter how good everything else is.

Quick check tonight: stand at the doorway and look at your rug. Is your furniture standing on it, or standing around it?

Tell us what size you're working with in the comments and we'll help you figure out the right one 👇

Warm white or cool white?The lighting aisle makes it sound technical. It isn't. It's the single fastest way to change ho...
09/01/2026

Warm white or cool white?

The lighting aisle makes it sound technical. It isn't. It's the single fastest way to change how your home feels, and most people get it wrong by accident.

Our take: warm white for living rooms and bedrooms. Cool white only for kitchens and work areas.

Here's why. Warm white is golden and soft, a little like late afternoon sun coming through a window. It relaxes the eye and makes skin, wood, and fabric look good. That's exactly what you want in the rooms where you unwind.

Cool white is bright, crisp, and honest. Great when you're chopping onions, reading labels, or working late. It keeps you alert, which is the whole point.

The mistake is picking one bulb for the whole house. Cool white everywhere is why some homes feel like a clinic: clean, functional, and strangely uncomfortable to sit in. Warm white everywhere has the opposite problem, cozy living room, kitchen you can't quite see in.

Two quick rules that fix most homes:

Match the light to the activity, not the room size. Rest gets warm, tasks get cool.

Keep it consistent within one open space. Mixing temperatures in a single sightline is what makes a room feel visually noisy, even when everything else is right.

Bonus: if you can, go dimmable warm white in the bedroom. Bright in the morning, low and golden at night. Same fixture, completely different mood.

Now we want to hear it. Team warm white or team cool white? 💡

Tell us in the comments, and tell us which room you'd defend it for.

08/31/2026

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✨ WE’RE GROWING… AND AIMING FOR THE SKY! ✨We are beyond excited to finally share that Home Sweet Home is opening ANOTHER...
08/29/2026

✨ WE’RE GROWING… AND AIMING FOR THE SKY! ✨

We are beyond excited to finally share that Home Sweet Home is opening ANOTHER LOCATION! 💙🏡

What started as a dream continues to grow, and we couldn’t be more grateful. Every person who has walked through our doors, shopped with us, trusted us with their home, shared our posts, or simply cheered us on has helped make this next chapter possible. 🤍

Our new Home Sweet Home will bring together everything we love — beautiful home décor, furniture, interior design, women’s boutique fashion, jewelry, gifts and so much more — all with that warm, elevated Home Sweet Home feel you know and love.

We have BIG plans for this beautiful new space, and we cannot wait to take you along as we transform it from an empty storefront into another Home Sweet Home. 💙✨

📍 NEW LOCATION COMING SOON!
More details to come… 👀

Here’s to bigger dreams, new beginnings and reaching for the sky! ☁️✨

From the bottom of our hearts — THANK YOU for helping us grow. We truly couldn’t do this without you. 🤍

Home Sweet Home
Bigger Dreams. New Beginnings. Same Heart. 💙

The 15-minute resetYou don't need a cleaning day. You need a system.Cleaning days fail because they're huge, they're rar...
08/28/2026

The 15-minute reset

You don't need a cleaning day. You need a system.

Cleaning days fail because they're huge, they're rare, and by the time one comes around the house has already drifted back into chaos. A reset is different. It's short, it's the same every time, and it works precisely because you don't have to think about it.

Fifteen minutes. Four blocks. Same order, every night.

3 min — clear all surfaces
Counters, coffee table, dining table, entry console. Everything that doesn't live there goes into one basket. Don't sort yet. Just clear.

4 min — return things to their home
Now empty the basket. Every item goes back where it belongs. If something has no home, that's your signal — it needs one, or it needs to go.

3 min — wipe switches, handles, counters
The high-touch spots. Light switches, door handles, cabinet pulls, faucet, countertops. One cloth, quick pass. This is the part that keeps grime from ever building up.

5 min — fluff, straighten, open a window
Cushions plumped, throws folded, chairs pushed in, shoes lined up. Then open a window for a minute. Fresh air is what makes a room feel clean, not just look it.

That's it. And here's the compounding part: a daily reset means your deep cleans get dramatically easier. There's no built-up layer to fight through — just maintenance. Most people find their monthly deep clean drops from four hours to one.

Set a timer so it stays fifteen minutes and not forty-five. The limit is the point.

Try it tonight 🕐



Address

1089 N COLLIER Boulevard UNIT 431
Marco Island, FL
34145

Opening Hours

Tuesday 10am - 5pm
Wednesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 5pm
Friday 10am - 5pm
Saturday 10am - 5pm

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