The Garden Room

21 Mar 2026 · 27 min · 9 chapters

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Podcast Summary: Dear Alice | The Garden Room

Episode Overview In this episode of Dear Alice, hosts Jessica Bennett and Suzanne Hall dive into the concept of blending indoor and outdoor design elements, focusing on how to create a garden-inspired aesthetic in both spaces. They introduce their new collection, The Garden Room, which features a variety of decor items meant to enhance this seamless transition.

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Key Themes & Concepts

  1. Spring Aesthetics
  2. The hosts celebrate the arrival of spring and the accompanying desire to bring the outdoors inside.
  3. They emphasize the emotional and sensory experience that spring evokes, such as longer days and the need to incorporate nature into living spaces.
  1. The Garden Room Collection
  2. The collection is designed to foster an environment where indoor and outdoor living harmoniously coexist.
  3. Notable items include:
  4. Terracotta Lion Planters: Encourage the use of multiple pots to create an abundant look.
  5. Garden Stools: Portable and versatile, suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.
  6. Magnolia Stems: Tall, realistic-looking artificial stems that enhance aesthetic depth.
  7. Bubble Dishes: Multi-functional decor items for candles and diffusers, available in various sizes and colors.
  1. Design Principles
  2. Scale and Multiplicity: The hosts stress that using multiple pieces (like planters) in varying sizes adds richness and a luxurious feel to spaces.
  3. Indoor-Outdoor Blurring: They advocate for the use of traditionally indoor items, like decorative pots and textiles, in outdoor settings to elevate the living experience.
  4. Timeless Elements: The discussion includes how classic motifs (like blue-and-white ceramics) can add a sophisticated touch to both indoor and outdoor spaces.

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Design Tips & Advice

  • Planter Placement: Utilize larger and multiple planters to create a grand entrance look.
  • Layering Textures: Create depth by mixing different materials (ceramic, terracotta, greenery) both indoors and outdoors.
  • Seasonless Decor: Incorporate artificial plants that look lifelike to maintain greenery throughout the year.
  • Lifestyle Integration: Treat outdoor spaces with the same luxury considerations as indoor spaces for an overall enriched living environment.

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Conclusion The episode concludes with an encouragement for listeners to embrace the beauty and functionality of the Garden Room collection and to use the provided tips to transform their spaces. The hosts invite feedback and suggestions for future episodes, fostering community engagement.

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Final Thoughts This episode of Dear Alice serves as an insightful guide into creating a lush, garden-inspired atmosphere in your home. By combining indoor and outdoor elements, homeowners can achieve a cohesive and inviting living space that reflects a passion for design and nature.

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Chapters

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Embracing Spring Vibes

0:46 to 1:52

The hosts discuss the excitement of spring and related interior design themes.

“And we're going to be telling you how these play in perfectly to getting that look.”

Terracotta Planters and Garden Aesthetics

1:53 to 6:09

They highlight the use of terracotta pots to create a rich, estate-like feel in gardens.

“As far as we want to enjoy our luxuries outside.”

Tips for Planting and Soil Care

6:10 to 7:27

Listeners learn about the importance of soil replenishment for healthy plants.

“deadhead them and talk to them, it slows you down.”

Indoor and Outdoor Design Elements

7:28 to 10:14

The hosts discuss blending indoor and outdoor elements through decor and furniture.

“So I have evergreens living in my two largest ones.”

Showcasing the Guardian Garden Stool

10:15 to 14:02

They introduce a new garden stool featuring a mythical design, emphasizing its uniqueness.

“So, but when you start to just like live that way, you can't stop.”

The Beauty of Hand-Painted Gargoyles

14:02 to 16:57

Discover the charm and uniqueness of hand-painted garden decor.

“But if you have like the gargoyles that are hand-painted, you're just like, again, you don't know the age of it.”

Maximalism and Interior Design Trends

16:57 to 18:33

Explore the shift towards maximalism in interior decorating.

“It is the perfect weight and it looks so pretty.”

Introducing New Magnolia Stems

18:33 to 20:46

Uncover the features and beauty of the new Magnolia stems for decor.

“And if you can see over my shoulder here and over my sleeve, these are the new Magnolia stems.”

The Versatile Bubble Dish

20:46 to 24:39

Learn about the popular bubble dish and its various uses.

“There's going to be an occasion where you might want floral somewhere, but this is just in that entry hall or the living room or wherever, wherever you have a spot for it.”
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0:00Hello everyone, welcome to Dear Alice. Today we are welcoming in spring. I know. I'm so so happy about this. I know. I've been waiting all year. Yeah so we wanted to compile all of our best bringing in the spring feels for both interior and exterior and just share how we're bringing in this feel that whole level of excitement and the gooey layers of spring. It's a mood and it's contagious. Like when it seems like that sun was staying up a little bit later, you've got to go outside. The air is crisp. Where are plants? Where are all the things that are going to bring us into this new rebirth, I guess, right?

0:35Yeah, definitely. So we also have a collection that just launched yesterday and it's called The Garden Room. And it's a small collection of about five pieces. And we're going to be telling you how these play in perfectly to getting that look. And I want to say the look to me, if you're trying to conjure this up in your mind, we're going to be showing images on the screen. If you're one of those that's just tuning in and listening and driving, you're going to be picturing in your mind those Ralph Lauren type interiors, the blue and whites, the overscaled, the very generous and the collection. I think interiors that have multiple, multiple of the same thing looks so rich.

1:13And so these are some of the things that we want to make available to help people get that look. And now that it's spring, we can finally kind of crack the windows. We can get these ideas going for porch. We can bring these ideas inside. So with that, let's get into it. Garden party. Okay. It kind of set the mood. Now is the year we're cracking our windows open. The breeze is coming through. We're lighting the candles a little bit, even though like it's light outside. I just want to light candles. Is that weird? I think it's a twinkly light fantasy. You know, when you think of, I want to have garden parties.

1:42I want to have all my girlfriends over. I want us to grab our food inside, but then we're going to end up in the garden, you know, with all the twinkly lights and the candles. And I just think that this is the time where we want to bring the outside in and we want to bring the inside out. As far as we want to enjoy our luxuries outside. And I think there's no more beautiful exterior spaces than when they have interior details and luxuries and moments. It makes you feel like you moved in outside. Last year was the first year I bought a bunch of planters and kind of had that whole experience. I'm excited to do it again because I learned a lot.

2:19I finally felt like I moved into my house. I was like, this feels home now. You moved into your garden. Yes. That's what happened. The pieces that we not only launched, but the lifestyle that we want to teach you guys about today. That's, I think, the gooey layered textures that we're going to fill outside. Yeah. Agreed. I love it. Okay. Well, first up, we have an amazing set of terracotta pots. These are our terracotta lion planters. they conjure up these I think collected and I don't know if those of you that are tuning in let's get them to the first slide here you can see how the multiple layers of terracotta pots climbing this set of steps yeah is just so estate-like it's also simple because it's terracotta there's something kind of earthen and very European about this aesthetic I love this look and I think also because orange and green sit sort of opposite on the color wheel they just look so fantastic together almost they want to be with each other yes and I so the set of four pots you're going to get they graduate in size I really do believe that if I were getting these for my porch I would get two sets of planters yeah for sure right and then I would go down the steps with some of the smaller ones I would go next to my front door with the two largest ones I'd graduate to one smaller size and then I start to use those smaller ones throughout the area next to my little chair or my love seat.

3:40And you can see the look is really abundant. And that's how you're going to get that Ralph Lauren look is by using the multiples, the multiplicity. It always looks sad to me when I see a front door with a small little pot that looks like you could put it in your windowsill and grow basil in it. Do you know what I mean? Yeah, it's not meant to be next to your grand door. Exactly. So the way we're going to get the look is scale. I think scale is like one of the number one lessons that we could talk about when we're getting our porches ready. the more generous you go and the more multiples you use you're gonna get this estate look even if your house isn't big.

4:14Jess Bennett I was at your porch just the other day and it's still not all the spring stuff is in bloom quite yet it's starting to come up starting to see some daffodils we're starting to see some of those things happen but what I loved about your porch that you've had there for a few years is you have your big planters but then you have these evergreen kind of topiaries things you're kind of crawling through a little bit like they're robust they're big but there's something so grand about when you have an abundancy of not only the scale of your pots but the greenery happening that you kind of are just crawling through like a storybook you know to get to the door and you're just like what is this magical place that I'm coming to you know and like you knock on the door with your fox door knocker and I'm like surrounded by green and I feel like I'm about to enter a Narnia gate or something like it's magic so I'm just saying scale picture on the screen of that but you'll be able to see like I used two sets of our white ceramic planters that we planted last year.

5:05They're ribbed. This is another great trick. The one thing that we all have to take away from this is to buy more pots. Buy the whole set and get two sets. You'll be amazed at what it can do and the amount of life that can come onto that concrete porch. I will say once you start planting things, it's a drug, man. It is a gateway into a garden party. That's what that is. When you start to see things come to life and when you feel what that feels like to have greenery all around you. You just want to keep going. And the more layers you can have of that, you know, the repetitions of the pots, the repetition of looms or all those things just layered on top of each other.

5:42There's nothing more magical than that. It gets you outside too. Every evening last year, we were out deadheading and, you know, yeah, trimming things back, just trying to, trying to learn like the plant daddies told us. It's like a midlife thing. We have to make sure all the children are well in the garden. Exactly. You know how people sometimes say touch grass? I think this is that. It's grounding. It is. It's really grounding. I think after a long day to go out there and give them a little water, deadhead them and talk to them, it slows you down. You get into a different mode. You're not in front of the screen, and you're really able to just touch these living things and talk to them, check in on them.

6:22I have loved having, I think I have 11 pots on my tiny front porch. It's been so fun. It's a little oasis. I'm just so excited that we're in that time of year that we can bring all these things back to life. Like Saturdays at the nursery, like stop it there. It's like going clubbing. It is. I'll see you later, guys. I'm going to the nursery. It's so fun. It's magic. It's so magic. Corey, you were going to give a quick tip that you learned recently about pots. Yes. last year when I was potting them, I bought obviously a bunch of soil and talking to the guy at the nursery, he said, you're going to want to empty all of your soil when you replant things.

7:04Cause I did annuals. So I have to replant them every year. Um, and a lot of my pots. So you need to change out the soil because what grew last year depleted the nutrients in that soil. So he's like, you're going to want brand new stuff. That's what's going to make it full. Yeah. Cause we We want it to be, yeah, we want it to come out and be as full as possible as soon as possible. So in order to get that, replenish the soil. Okay. That's such a good tip. So I have evergreens living in my two largest ones. So I'm not going to empty out my dirt and replant those. I'm just going to fertilize and give nutrients to what's already there.

7:39So depending on what you guys decided to plant, I thought Corey's pro tip was a really good one. The other point I wanted to make about the terracotta pots or any pots, our black ceramic are so beautiful. and the white ceramic R2. We only are making these three sets of pot. I think they work for any lifestyle and any look between the three sets that we offer. The terracotta being the brand newest ones just barely hit the website yesterday. I'm going to go the terracotta with them in tandem. Yeah, totally. You kind of know who you are. Yeah, you do. Depending on your style and who you are. The one thing that we did that's really very good about this terracotta pot is we did a lion head bas relief where it's like reliefed out of the terracotta and it makes it more regal sometimes terracotta can feel very casual and we have a propensity here at Alice Lane to sort of make things look just I think more estate-like and like they've been here for a billion million years and these are just so good looking I cannot wait for you to get your hands on them and it could even be that these are these are a backdoor pot and maybe the front door have you know the black glaze pots or whatnot, or maybe these are back by the pool.

8:45I also wanted to say you can bring these indoor. We love an indoor tree. And so we have some, I think, do we have an example or two where we show terracotta pots indoors? So don't be afraid to get the lion head planters and use them indoors. The smallest one, again, could be in the kitchen window. You could grow basil in it or rosemary or any type of herbs. These could be on consoles. These could be in your entryway on a center hall pedestal yeah wherever you have light I love this look indoors too and like Sue said spring is all about blurring the line between indoor and outdoor and getting this feeling and I think this is unexpected it is and so I love that you can bring it inside too we always talk about that tension when you have something that's modern next to something traditional that the tension is so good the same goes within an interior having exterior pieces there when you have a tree growing inside there is a tension that becomes a feeling you cannot put your finger on it when people come in they're just like this is amazing but it's because you brought something unexpected but that feels so familiar and feels so I think nostalgic we've all danced in a garden we've all felt that magic but to bring that into your home bar none the best thing but same tension happens when you bring exterior or interior things outside when you have like the beautiful candle dish with the pretty candles and the cloches, all the layers that fill heirloom.

10:08When you have that outside, you're like, gosh, these guys really know how to live. This is so much better than my Costco set, you know? So, but when you start to just like live that way, you can't stop. There's just such a luxury to it. It's a lifestyle. It is a lifestyle. And I'm so glad that you guys came out with the terracotta one with the lion head. Cause I swear for like years, as long as we've been doing this, we've been collecting images that really stately pot that feels earthen that you're like what century was this born you know to put in the corner of that living room and so we've always searched for this but now we're making it I'm just so glad that we not don't only have the glaze pots which are so pretty so if you're a little bit more glossy that's a really really fun trick to play because sometimes things get kind of dry indoor and outdoor but we do have the terracotta terracotta pot and they feel so beautiful together yeah yeah Yeah, I love that.

10:56Super stunning. Another motif that we love, love, love indoor and outdoor are the blue and whites. So these are not just your grandma's decor. We are using these beautiful garden stools. We love, love, love this motif. Traditionally, they come from the Chinese. And then, of course, Europe picked this up and then it made its way over to America. I think of, obviously, the Ralph Lauren interiors when I think of blue and whites and some of our old favorite decorators like Bunny Williams and Mark Sykes. Yeah, the blue and whites. They just, they're so quintessentially traditional in the interior. And what I love about them is they bring pattern, they bring glossiness, and they bring a hand-painted element, which always looks expensive.

11:40You kind of get this little hit of a pocket square moment or a little hit of what wallpaper would do to your room. And what's so great about them is you can just pick them up. You can put your finger in the hole and pick them up and bring it over to your guest and set their drink down on it they're completely portable they give a look I love these inside by a favorite chair I love them outside by your favorite lounger and it was like that thing that you were saying Suze is it's you know if you have a set of outdoor furniture it doesn't always give the opulence that interior furniture does and so when you bring interior elements in like a garden store which is made for outdoors too it can withstand any weather you get this glossy effect outside with your dry woven furniture and it makes it feel so expensive and intentional and having multiples of garden stools in between lounges a couple in a set with your outdoor living area even one on the porch so somebody could pull up an extra seat right for you to have tea on or whatnot it's a total lifestyle move yeah like you said you can't have enough of them more of a it's better yeah right you don't just want one garden stool you want several that go along with additional planters.

12:49And you're like, am I a first Ibs gallery? Maybe. Yeah. This new one that we just introduced yesterday is called The Guardian. And we'll put an image up on the screen of our Guardian garden stool. But I wanted to tell you guys a little bit about it. We also have a matching orchid pot that goes with it. So I'm going to pull it up on the table. So this is a mythical creature and it's painted here on our orchid pot. And it's called a chilin. And it's half horse, half dragon. Isn't that fun? Sounds mythical. So you can kind of see on here, we've got the scales and the hoofs. And I think, is it the head of a?

13:24Head of a dragon. Head of a dragon. And kind of this bigger body of a horse with the hoofs. And there's two different chilins on this. And so we named this the guardian because it's going to watch over you and your household. And then on the orchid pot, you can see the gargoyles on both ends, those little reliefed heads. And then we've got a greet key around the top. So the guardian comes in both the orchid pot as well as the garden stool. And I just think it's so, so handsome. I think multiples of these, so great, multiples of the garden stool. Yeah. I was going to say, I search out for these types of things, like the little...

14:01Gargoyles. Yeah, some of them just have the holes. But if you have like the gargoyles that are hand-painted, you're just like, again, you don't know the age of it. It just feels like it's an antique that's been passed down generations and generations because there is such an antiquity with that relief. It's so beautiful. And like Jess mentioned, same motif between the orchid pot and the garden stool. But one thing that I love about this and it makes it super rad to me is that all of them are all technically one of one because they're all hand-painted by an artist. And so they're going to have a little bit different variation and kind of that artist's interpretation of it.

14:37So yeah, it definitely feels like a collectible and vintage, you know. Heirloom quality. Heirloom, yes. I love this Greek key at the top as well. Consider that a love note from Alice because we've all like, as long as we've done this, put a Greek key on it. It adds like just that structure and organization to the organic, to the storytelling. And it feels so, so good. I know. Repetition here, the little hash marks down here, the scales. Like I love this piece so much. I would say the glazing is something that we've worked really hard with our hand painters on this. Because when the body feels more aged and antique like this, they just look more expensive in the interior.

15:16When they're too bright white, they look like they're from HomeGoods or something. And these are the real deal. They're not stamped. They're all hand painted. They're all hand glazed. Take this to your greenhouse and put multiple orchids in it. For our lifestyle shoot, I asked them to put three different orchids, white orchids in it. and two in the other because we love an odd number. So I wanted a total of five kind of playing together in the lifestyle shoot, which we'll show here on the screen. But anyway, really handsome, the blue and whites. You guys get it. I'm just so happy that we finally have the ability to offer these indoors.

15:50And your outdoors are going to look so good. You could even put this on your porch, grow something green in it. You could fill this with paper whites for Easter and amaryllis for Christmas. This is going to be the gift that keeps on giving. Herbs could just be spilling too. Oh my gosh. That'd be so beautiful. Didn't, weren't you just telling us, I think it was, you were talking to your friend, David Phoenix and he lives on Palm beach and he was just saying, paint that scene. Cause I remember there was like multiple orchids. I'm like, I need to live like that. That sounds so great. Yeah. Yeah. So I was actually talking to Alex Marin from Soitra Marin and he had just, he's doing a new art line with David.

16:21And so they went to his, to his home in Palm beach and he said, you should see it. He's got this whole wall or this whole scene. I don't know if it's a sideboard. I don't know if it's a chest, but it's the entire thing is just full of orchids and you must have a green thumb just to keep these things going year round but I was like a wall like a collection of multiple multiple orchids in different pots is that just the most rich visual I wish I had b-roll for that lived rent free in my mind like I've painted and yeah it's feels so beautiful more is more right yep I think we're kind of in that that maximalism decorating era and so these these things are getting the right vessels I think is the hard part yeah you know and then you can figure out how to keep the orchid alive but you're gonna look so handsome with this yes I just got a new comforter from cozy earth and it is my favorite new thing you know how much I love to get into my bed at the end of the day I am tired yes and their comforter everything that they do is cool it's like a cloud when I put it on myself at the end of the day it's perfectly regulating with the temperature for not only me, but for Tom as well.

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18:23And if you get a post-purchase survey, be sure to mention you heard about Cozy Earth right here. Experience the craft behind the comfort and make every day feel intentional. Next up, we have the Magnolia stems. Okay. That are brand new in the collection. And if you can see over my shoulder here and over my sleeve, these are the new Magnolia stems. These are so tall. I want to say they're actually like 45 inches. 42 or 45, yeah. In full, yeah. You've got that underside of the leaf that's really copper-like, really handsome. And the stem is so woody. These really are like you cut a branch off of a tree.

19:02These aren't like a little tiny stem. And because they're so big, they have three huge heads of leaves just on one. So it doesn't require you to buy 20 branches to get this look. This is probably like seven. Anyway, because they're so tall, you can start to bend these so that they're not so symmetrical. and it gives you that real lifelike feeling that it's Narnia and it's just growing big and green and lush and it adds a real depth to any interior. I like the warmth too. I think we've had a few clients that we've worked with for over 10 plus years and again I go back to their house. Laurels can kind of come in and out or be in a different mood but the magnolias never leave their tabletops.

19:41When they have a great magnolia it does not go anywhere. So I'm like this is one of those things It's kind of taken the foraging between this and our greenwood. Yeah. It's our greenwood branch. Anyway, you get that forage look, which you know that we love and feels the most believable, especially in these months where the trees, you know, are just starting to like get their groove on. This is such a beautiful way to make a really, and I love the idea of bending it and just making it feel. Yeah. I think we've all been to greenhouses or been to that friend with a green thumb who's their fiddle tree, right?

20:12It's just like exploded and done stuff that looks like it's in El Decor. Yeah. You can do that kind of thing with being able to bend these a little bit. So the more branch you have, the more freedom you have to get this sort of wilder, unruly secret garden. More asymmetrical like nature is. And that's the key. Yeah. Yeah. You're not going for a perfectly symmetrical funeral arrangement, if you will. I want to be kind of crawling and dipping and like doing its own thing. And that's when it gets the most magic. Yeah, totally. Yep. Yeah. So this is the new Magnolia stem. So excited that these are here.

20:45And just a time for spring, summer, whatever. There's going to be an occasion where you might want floral somewhere, but this is just in that entry hall or the living room or wherever, wherever you have a spot for it. But I think it's just that thing that, like you said, it's seasonless. We both have live trees and live plants and things, but we also still have some artificial happening like amidst it. And they all just kind of like when you get a good rug, it just starts to adapt. Same thing with plants. If you have a good stem, it adapts with your real live trees. and I think the look is really just it's luxurious and ample.

21:19It's really really great. So stately. So pretty. Next up we have another introduction which is probably our most popular item right now. It was so good we had to make it in another size. It broke the internet you guys. Yeah so this is our original bubble dish. You guys all have one I'm sure by now and this has been really fantastic. It fits a great like three or three and a half inch candle base. I'm going to put, Corey, will you put a candle in that? Yes. Also really great. It holds diffusers because they're just a little bit smaller than candles. People love putting a drink in it and using it as a coaster.

21:54They love throwing, tossing their jewelry in it on their nightstand. And so this is the original bubble dish. And then we decided to make it in a couple other colorways. We introduced it in our new classics launch. Yeah. So now it comes in clear smoke and amber. and then we said let's come out with a larger version so I'm going to show you the difference in sizes so this is the original three inch bottom this is the new one with the four inch bottom so if you have a little bit larger candle or even just a standard four inch candle that's going to fit in this larger one and these just landed we have them here in stock and they just launched yesterday so is anyone more frustrated when you have a candle you go to put it in a candle dish and it doesn't fit that's the worst yeah so orange to the rescue go ahead and put your true dawn candle in there sues yeah and we can tell them um happy accident that happened too you know speaking of i've been smelling this true dawn candle for the last oh wait one second i want to really quickly show them the colors oh yeah oh my gosh sorry okay so this is the clear get the al sounding straight this is the clear this is the smoke and cory's holding the amber so the difference between smoke and amber i'd say smoke is a little bit more like charcoalier and then the amber has some really beautiful warmth in it almost walnutty yeah right so those are the three colorways that they come in and they're brand new so i can't even tell you which one's going to be the best seller yet so you guys decide yeah what's your favorite but what was really fun i really like um cory's i like the walnutty amber yeah although the census says the clear just go i mean it's like it's actually with the clear small ones what's the best seller of the smalls or maybe we don't know yet because we only offered this we only offered this we just barely that one's winning because just of momentum yeah but yeah the original there's something just like so buttery oh it's just like that one got basted in butter to get that walnut one it's really good suz is a foodie you guys um what i was gonna say though happy accident when these four inch ones came in we're like oh i wonder if the cloche will fit and it does isn't that freaking gloves.

24:04So good. Yeah. So this is just going to be, like we said, your traditional, you know, four inch candle. If you're curious, like which one to get, depending on what your favorite candle is, the bigger one might be safer. But if you're going to be using this for a diffuser or if you just throw a measuring tape on the bottom, you'll know which size to get. These are such great gifts. My sister just texted me and she's like, hey, can I get seven of those for my girlfriends for Easter? And I was like, yeah, absolutely. It's like the gift that keeps on giving. It's such a great price. Like a bracelet for your candle.

24:33It's like a bracelet for your candle. And one of our team members that works on the product with us, we just barely saw these actually this week for the first time because they just landed. The big ones are even more sparkly because there's more bubbles than glass. And it really is just like such a bracelet. Yeah, I love it. A jewelry piece and just adds that bit of decor to your space. Who doesn't love a bobble? I know, exactly. So the new candle dish is here and we just had to hurry and tell you and show you if you guys tuned in the difference in sizes so that you guys know. You're going to want that in your garden party, inside and outside.

25:06Yeah. That's going to migrate. You're probably going to get a couple of them, a few of them, so you can try all the colors out. Yeah. Lucky you. Yeah, and I think like as a takeaway, like we were saying, bringing the inside stuff outside just gives it that luxe feel. I remember when I was looking for an exterior lantern for my porch, I just finally was like, forget it. I'm going to hang an interior fixture outside. Rebel. And I did. and it's been 11 years and it still looks perfect it's a brass the morris pendant from suzanne castler's collection and it has frosted glass and it just looks so much more extraordinary because it's an inside thing outside and so when you do bring your blue and white garden jars out for the party and you bring your indoor scents out to the party and you know you start to your fancy blankets stop it when you go to like cuddle because it's brisk yes getting cooler at night right yeah put those little cash fancy fancy minx yeah gosh bring those outside and bring those inside things outside and you'll get so much credit for it but yeah start to blur those lines between inside and out and your spaces are going to look so luxe yep so rich can't wait for you guys to get your hands on this stuff it's so brilliant yep yeah okay love it too really quick note we never put new stuff on sale but I was able to get a code for just the listeners it's DearAlice15.

26:25If you guys use it on this new stuff, that code will work. We're not going to type this in the show notes. We don't want anybody to have this code to be able to search it or use it. It's a one-time use code. You guys have it. So go get yourself something really nice from the garden room collection. Again, that's DearAlice15. And if you guys have any episode ideas or any questions, please send those to DearAlice at alicelanehome.com. And we'd love it if you'd leave us a review and share this with a friend that will help the podcast grow. Thanks so much for tuning in, guys. We'll catch you next time.

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From the publisher

In this episode of Dear Alice, we explore the design elements that seamlessly work both indoors and outdoors, from garden stools and blue-and-white ceramics to decorative accents that add gloss, pattern, and personality to any space. We share how to turn your interiors into a lush garden-inspired room by bringing plants, ceramics, and natural textures inside, while also styling your porch or patio to feel like a cozy, livable extension of your home. Along the way, we revisit timeless styling, discuss why versatile pieces like garden stools always work, and highlight how each piece from our new collection, The Garden Room, is designed to bring beauty and function to both indoor spaces and outdoor living areas. 

The Garden Room Collection is inspired by spaces where everything grows. A refined blend of indoor and outdoor living that feels fresh, abundant, and endlessly inspiring. From a hand-painted garden stool to lion-head crested terracotta pots and grand Magnolia branches, each piece carries a sense of story and artistry. Designed to feel exotic yet at home, Garden Room creates a space where life feels lush, magical, and meant to flourish.

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