The Lakeville Journal: The real measure of a home? How it makes you feel

Kerri-Lee’s latest essay for the The Lakeville Journal, “The real measure of a home? How it makes you feel,” explores why the true value of a home isn’t found in square footage but in the atmosphere and emotion it evokes. In her story, she shares a charming evening at a friend’s modest Ottawa house where the ambiance — warm lighting, homemade pizza, string lights, and laughter — created a lasting memory. The room wasn’t grand, but it felt like home. Through client anecdotes and seasonal décor advice, Kerri-Lee shows how simple touches — layered textiles, ambient lighting, meaningful objects — can transform any space into one that welcomes, nurtures and connects. Because in the end, it’s not about impressing your guests — it’s about making them feel.
👉 Read the full article on The Lakeville Journal