I was so excited to read Sacred Spaces by Carley Summers. I moved into my new home a few years ago, but it's still not finished (I had several things go wrong when I first moved in that prevented me from decorating). When it was time to decorate, I was demoralized to do anything. My hope for Sacred Spaces would be to inspire and motivate me.

The pictures are beautiful, and the stories are heartwarming, with contributors sharing their trials, tribulations, and triumphs. Eddie's decor, the white with black marble, was pristine and crisp. The blue bathroom sink in Page's home was beautiful. The stories and contributors are from the United States to France, Guatemala (the outside space was so pretty), to Canada and Morocco. The stories included are about dealing with trauma or hitting rock bottom and persevering and being able to find hope and healing.

What was especially helpful in thinking of my own space was the question the author posed to her interviewees, "How are your trials and victories represented in your home?" The questions helped me take stock and decide what type of home I would like to create for myself and what I want it to say to others.

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A strikingly beautiful book a book that brings us into peoples lives their homes their sanctuary.The homes are so personal so intimate to each family.I enjoyed reading about their lives the paths that brought them to these homes filled with their treasures their lives and love.#netgalley #convergentbooks