Buy This Not That! | The Best and Worst Products at ZARA HOME

[@JBabyLeather]

So agree. The problem I have with all the manufactured farmhouse stuff is that it all feels so inauthentic. Because it is.

[@airybrook]

My problem is that the people who like it just can't seem to stop. Signs on everything! Peeling paint everywhere! Some restraint would be nice.

[@Nick_Lewis]

Totally. I know Zara Home isn't the best video for me to talk about authenticity, but here we are.

[@bbyjcky1]

Yup same for all the “antique” dealers who show up at trade shows in north Texas with furniture made to look antique, but misses the mark completely and instead is just farmhouse deco😑

[@juliananton7800]

In south of Waco and am DUN with everyone and everything Magnolia! LET IT GO ALREADY 🙃.....I mean, your taste is your taste.....😉

[@juliananton7800]

*I’m

[@yvonnebee5061]

I like the way you don’t ‘trash’ talk the items you wouldn’t use. Very gracious in your explanations of items. That’s what professionals do. Thank you.

[@juliananton7800]

Wait he doesn’t!!?? I somehow didn’t get that the first time in any of his videos 😂😂

[@clairerodrigue9376]

Talks too much, so boring and tacky articles.

[@pz6524]

Completely agree Yvonne!

[@adriaba790]

​@@clairerodrigue9376don't watch 😂😂

[@cuesitiondedibujotec]

I would love to see you make a video on how to stylize cottagecore or even farmhouse in a way that would look chic? Taking the trend that you don’t particularly like and elevating it in a way :3

[@sweetgrasshopper]

Yeah! That would be awesome!!! However, I can't imagine how much work it would take, I would love to see how he could transform cottage core into the stylish japandic, he describes.

[@gopony6798]

I’m not sure he could take his personal option out of it. He seems to feel pretty strongly about styles he dislikes.

[@Nick_Lewis]

I think I will do it. IT WILL BE MY GREATEST CHALLENGE! 🦸

[@silvasilvasilva]

@@Nick_Lewis Oh, please, do! ❤

[@ruthcarter8895]

I understand not liking fake farmhouse, but I live in a custom built small ranch house in central Texas. I probably would call this a blend of western, turn of the century antique, farmhouse influence. I could use the professional advice with emphasis on comfort.

[@BirdMonica95]

I actually really like the tasseled pillow, even though I tend to gravitate towards clean and contemporary 😂 Nick, your videos are wonderful and I think a “Buy This, Not That” series will be a hit!

[@airybrook]

I think that's where the tasseled pillow stands a chance - if it is the one wacky thing in a calm setting.

[@Nick_Lewis]

Like a crazy uncle at a family reunion.

[@justynawisniewska1213]

Saame, I thought it'd be a nice element in an otherwise neutral interior. But I see Nick's point.

[@rosgeall]

I liked it better than the orange one. The orange one looked like something my mom would have made when she was going through her crochet phase in the 80s.

[@mayakazed2101]

Zara home has nothing to do with Zara prêt-à-porter in terms of quality, sustainability and design, I bought my bed sheets at Zara home and I can assure you they are really soft and look tte same after endless washes. Their articles are really well executed, they look and feel luxurious, expensive and artistic

[@raeganhall8777]

I know some of the things from places like Zara home or H&M home might sound tempting, but this is just a reminder for everyone to please remember these are both very unethical brands that also aren’t environmentally friendly. Fast fashion itself is something we should all be aware about, but now they’re making home items? I know it’s been a thing for awhile but that just seems like one of the worst choices they could’ve ever made in my opinion. It’s impossible to shop 100% ethical, so none of us are perfect, but try not to buy any furniture or home items from these brands! I still love Nick ❤️

[@Nick_Lewis]

Thank you for the reminder, I totally would rather people invest in quality pieces that will stand the test of time. For environment reasons, to support the artists and craftspeople that make the products and also because they are more beautiful in my opinion. I will add on though, that I was surprised to see that a lot of the products at Zara Home were made of quality materials. In fact, I'd definitely argue that some of these furniture pieces made of acacia, teak and ash will hold up longer than a lack table from IKEA. Now in terms of business practices or how it operates as a retailer, that is something I won't defend! Thanks Raegan!

[@carolinacarsolio5476]

Nick here's a challenge for you for this series: This not That Ethical and eco-responsible brands! 💚

[@juliananton7800]

“Your taste is your taste buuuuuuut.....they’re ugly.” 😏👏👏👏

[@feliciaharper-trotman9541]

😂

[@redwoodcottageart]

My grandparents have an actual farmhouse, they were cattle ranchers and homesteaders until recently, since the 60s. People doing farmhouse have no idea how inauthentic they really are.... And I have hated this trend the entire it's been a thing. So glad it's on the way out.

[@Teddy-hp9zy]

Granny chic is top tier when its something you've either made yourself, or something your grandmother made for you. Buying it from Zara... I'm not so sure about LOL!

[@krk6216]

Yaaass! My great grandma made the blanket that’s on my bed and I crocheted all the throws in my living room. I’m starting to do pillows next! Tbh “granny chic” really means handmade quality soft goods ❤

[@brihow24]

I feel like the 'farmhouse style' folks need to be gently pushed into cottage core, which I think is a more sophisticated, effortless version of farmhouse. Honestly I would love to see you do a video of how to evolve farmhouse into something more elevated.

[@katarinawikholm5873]

Yes, or a Scandi mix, bc Scandinavia does have a folklore, country style underneath all the sleek modern blonde colours. More rustic florals, enamels, turned wood than the shaker type farmhouse but there is a Venn diagram there too.

[@marykuhn337]

Great idea.

[@leeeakin936]

It always comes back to Morris: have only what you know to be useful or believe to be beautiful. Thanks for the videos.

[@ghpierce1]

Your aversion to farmhouse decor makes me laugh so hard and I love it.

[@mackereltabbie]

I agree the crochet granny square pillow would work in some homes (I don't care for the colour combo though), but the other one looks like a sensory stimulation toy for infants

[@nickys6656]

😂

[@Nick_Lewis]

Can there me too much colour? Too much texture? YES.

[@break_the_floor_mother]

omg 🤣

[@natalia1045]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 wow! I kinda liked the blue one but it’s totally Montessori you’re right

[@katarinawikholm5873]

The texture toy pillow (perfect description) would work on my sand/neutral couch IF it had half the amount of detailing and no freaking tassels. I have ’ethnic Scandi’ Ikea pillows that would match (for a busy+stripes) in general, but those exact pillows were fugly.

[@OnilMarteNavarroza]

I love the wabi sabi feels of those stoneware, the vase and those brown plates.

[@Nick_Lewis]

Me too! I'm obsessed!

[@daniellewilson6011]

“It is infiltrating aspects of our lives that it shouldn’t” 😂😂😂 your commentary is my favorite, along with your style.

[@naomibousson]

Wow, Zara Home has changed a lot! The first time I went to a Zara Home a couple of years ago it was all glam and baroque.

[@greyscalesx]

Well Zara is a Spanish brand so what they propose are following the trends and taste in spain. The same for their clothing. I live in a European country, Belgium so everyone who wears Zara is either southern European immigrants (Spain, Italy, Portugal etc) or middle Eastern immigrants. Or ppl who are shopping for a few professional looks. As Zara has the office lady chic thing going on, on top of southern trends. Not just one particular style

[@austincasby5547]

Farmhouse ppl, if there’s any of you left 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Nick_Lewis]

I still love them though!

[@loisbolton1800]

@@Nick_Lewis hate the sin, love the sinner 😜

[@merrywalsh2809]

👋🏼 Meeee. We live on acreage, surrounded by forest and pastures with grazing animals. I don’t have any signs or kitsch. Just authentic textures, a little shiplap, wood fireplaces and one barn door where a hinged or pocket door would not work. Would I do this in the city or suburbs? Nope.

[@royalfizzbin2131]

@@merrywalsh2809 I completely agree with farmhouse in actual rural areas looking perfectly fine and natural. It's the inauthentic variety that is tiresome

[@CarolNgobese]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@annas4021]

Thank you so very much for your video. I am a vintage/cottage kind of woman and I TOTALLY AGREE WITH YOU🌷 you do not need all these silly drawings or captions on different objects to get a cosy vibe of a farm house or cottage. Natural, plain, not busy textured, good quality materials are for me the KEY. Thank you for all your hints and excellent pieces of advice 🌷. Best regards from Poland.🙂

[@kathyboschen6719]

I absolutely adore your loaded pauses... with side eye... I giggle all the way through my learning 😂😍🤩

[@dyanalayng5507]

Caned chairs and stoneware are very appealing ... Beautifully simple, simply beautiful.

[@ninak8506]

🤣🤣 My grandmother made those pillows in 1965. Hated them even then.

[@FatemahIsOkay]

I have the teak chairs they are gorgeous !

[@TriniMonstera]

@@muhammadadat1631 I report those whenever I see them. Click on the 3 dots on the right of the comment, follow the steps when prompted.

[@rosheenlaurence2932]

The soup mugs 😂 that’s exactly what came to mind just minus the recipes. They infiltrated Australia too! Nothing wrong how you say vase, so nice not hearing ‘vayce’

[@Nick_Lewis]

We had those exact mugs. I googled "dollar store soup recipe mugs" and there they were!

[@ellasmith6013]

my parents had them too and we're in the UK... is no continent safe?!?

[@joujud6308]

@@ellasmith6013 😂

[@Teverell]

@@ellasmith6013 I'm in the UK too, I remember seeing the onion soup one knocking around somewhere a few months back. They're a good size for actual soup when you're feeling blah, but I wouldn't have them out on show anywhere!

[@debbieg6229]

That's it Nick. You're going to be my next best friend. Fantastic video!! Thank you again. Your effort is so appreciated!!

[@Youbeil]

More videos on japandi-minimalist designs please!

[@Nick_Lewis]

You are going to love an upcoming series! Stay tuned!

[@beckyoak]

I 100% + agree with you about ZARA HOME... and I live in Galicia, Spain (the home of ZARA) and I have a couple stores nearby.... you are spot on Mr. Lewis!! keep those pearls of wisdom coming. love your videos!! xxx

[@cgonzo]

I actually subscribed after you dragged the commercial farmhouse crap into the mud. I love the rustic elements of farmhouse and love that instead of just trashing farmhouse you give better options to make it classic and not a tired trend. Love this channel!!

[@Youbeil]

Thumbs up if you can’t wait for Homesense/Homegoods to let go of the cheesy Farm House items so the new trendy items can start coming at affordable prices!

[@Nick_Lewis]

👍

[@jjpp2216]

I will pay Homesense to never show me another framed sign telling me to love and hug my family or whatever. If my family ever stood a chance that sign ended it for me.

[@paulakittygirlmeow4952]

@@jjpp2216 🤣🤣🤣💖

[@natashahomestead]

Agree!!!!!!

[@conexos2007]

So cheesy i don't like fake modesty, and people pay 2000 for fake modesty "farmhouse look" when those items cost less than 80 in real life, the same with wabi sabi it's about organic but they sell it as luxury price and that's so pretentious.

[@jeannehickey4504]

I love the cottage, farmhouse style and I love your channel. When I look at some of my Cottage Journal decor magazines and Jeanne d'arc magazines, even from years past, they show the 'country' style vibe without the cheesy massed produced products and overly jammed packed accessories about. So, all these sustainable natural wood, pottery etc. looks that you talk about, fit right in with all the French cottage, cottagecore, farmhouse etc. designs. So, you might not have lost as much "Farmhouse" lovers as you thought. :) Keep up the wonderful videos. I love watching them.

[@agentcallisto]

Same! I’m a sucker for antiques and lace but still enjoy Nick’s videos for the principles. I’ve learned a lot!

[@elh4089]

My style is mid century and industrial, after binge watching your videos you got me really into the gold and brown tone

[@nikkislovesyou]

This is great Nick, I never even thought of Zara Home, but I might check them out now. :) On an unrelated note, the next video you post will be your 50th video on this channel (I believe)! Congratulations on all this success you've been working so hard to give us great content with every video and I personally am here for it! ❤

[@ST-um6dq]

I’m moving out of state to begin medical school in July, and your videos have been helping me figure out what I want my living space to look/feel like. Thanks Nick!

[@tea.chi3]

Lol, I’ll never unsubscribe from these vids since your style/personality is very similar to mine. Your videos are #1 for me. 💗So until you stop making them.....

[@mysocalledhandmadelife]

Nick, I’d love for you to do a video on making inherited family furniture /art/ textiles that is of sentimental value but not necessarily the owners typical style work in a modern space. (I’m thinking reproduction Early American70s Ethan Allen, an art class still life, actual antiques, mid-century furniture with the dark green paint wash etc. can you tell I’ve got a garage full, lol.)

[@marylhere]

I have a few of those as well. Two rocking chairs in a small house. My sister in law took the Ethan Allen pieces and worked them into her Robinson Caruso vibe. That was ten years ago so I’m sure she’s updated them again.

[@LouiseT2405]

The grape embossed stuff omg my parents had this set in the 80’s/90’s but it was glazed instead of matte. I just can’t!!

[@1234dvarela]

Nick, I’m a fan. Your style, your enthusiasm and your love for beautiful design. You could however recalibrate your assault on farmhouse and cottage core. Keep in mind that folks are coming to you for ideas. You want them to cultivate a love for design and to fill their homes with beautiful things. It is about encouraging folks to embrace things that they love, even if it’s cottage core.

[@Nick_Lewis]

True Debbie, it is always a challenge to walk the line of education about design, and sharing my own opinions. People seem to love both so I'm always walking a fine line there. This video format was always going to lean more on the opinion side of things, but I do take your point!

[@tracimorgan3695]

"Sorry not sorry" lol I love you =]

[@EmpressSolstice]

I so look forward to these videos on Saturday. They're always informative and refreshingly honest without intentionally being insulting. Your delivery is just the cherry on top. Thanks

[@Nick_Lewis]

Oh I'm so glad - sometimes I worry I'm being too mean!

[@jodeanerhoades2645]

Thank you so much for your honesty!!!!! I agree with you 100%. Great video!!!! I really enjoy buy this, not that!!!! The picture comparisons are spot on!!!!! Nice job🥰

[@malepivoslovakia]

I live in a small eastern european country you probably never heard of and we ALSO had those ugly mugs for soup with a recipe on them 😀

[@nunopumpkin]

Cool

[@jandobson5441]

Perhaps outside your purview, but I’d like to also know the sustainability / ethical production of these products. Love your channel, Nick. Even when our styles don’t intersect, and even though many items aren’t available in my little corner of Oz, I always learn from or am motivated by your videos

[@cjsj2010]

So excited to see your home in the background! NO MORE AIRBNB! :)

[@Nick_Lewis]

Oh I know! Just getting settled before I do a home tour!

[@ryansteele5897]

I would love to see you do a video sometime about interior design books that you like. Even if not a video I would love some recommendations on some of your favorites (Especially on Japanese, Scandinavian, and mid century modern).

[@barbnauman705]

I am on the side of what all high end restaurants use as dinnerware-white, white and nothing but white. The food you are serving is the star of your dining experience, and your plate should serve as a back drop, much like the canvas does for a painting. I truly fear that color of pea green will make many foods pretty unappealing. I much prefer to add beautiful napkins and a centerpiece in the colors you love, instead of using colored and patterned dishes. Obviously, my opinion, only- worth what you paid for it!😂💕

[@constance4105]

You are so on. The only sign I like is "this kitchen is for dancing" and you can figure out why!! Keep going Nick, we seem to have the same vibe.

[@MilwaukeeWoman]

You're fun to watch even though my decorating style is the home equivalent of a financially disadvantaged teenager with rainbow multicolored hair, I don't take offense because ultimately we have to live in something that makes us happy, but I still like to know about trends. I agree about marshmallow furniture being ugly but I think that doorstop is ugly. It reminds me of a cowbell.

[@Nick_Lewis]

Well now I see the cowbell! haha

[@karleyknight2960]

I worked at Zara Home for many years, and the stuff that you consider the "worst" was actually our best seller in the location I worked (London). Zara home is split into 5 major categories; Basics, Classic/Hotel collection, Contemporary, Country and Ethnic. The Country collection (cottage core) was a constant seller, laced edged and mimosa printed bedsheets, country style glassware and toile de jouy printed cushions, customers couldn't get enough. The contemporary stuff looks really nice, but quality can be hit or miss due to materials used, and most don't realise that the majorly of the vases are not water safe, so not suitable for real flowers. Alot of the decretive items you can find similar at H&M home or homesense. But what i think they do well in style and in quality is bedsheets, crockery, glassware and home fragrance.

[@carolinacarsolio5476]

Nick here's a challenge for you for this series: This not That Ethical and eco-responsible brands!

[@patheticmortal373]

I'm surrounded by farms where I live in rural England. Farmers houses don't look like the "farmhouse" that's everywhere 😂

[@lisanaili]

Im loving this type of video. I have a request/suggestion: a video of trendy items that should buy or not buy.

[@yukselkorkmaz3468]

Loving this Zara Home edition... please do more!!!! Also what was Zara thinking with those pillows!

[@juliananton7800]

They weren’t

[@Nick_Lewis]

Yeah they are grabbing onto a trend that I think needs to go.

[@SpaceyStacy74]

I wouldn’t say my style is farmhouse per se; however, I do bend toward that style a bit but the pieces I incorporate are actual vintage farm items like an old rusty steel 3-legged milking stool that I use as a plant stand or my old metal egg basket. These items and others came from our family farm and I love how they work so well with other styles. So I am here and not at all offended. Love your content!

[@iabbervocium]

I love granny chic! I have a variety of fun pieces (dishes, decor, furnishings) that belonged to my great-grandmother, and they've brought in so much personality to my space. Now I tend to collect older pieces and antiques that reflect her style and it feels really personal. Sometimes I will add a new piece or two, but it ties back to the theme. I do understand your aversion to buying a bunch of new stuff to make your house look old.

[@queerfoto]

Man, those soup recipe crocks were EVERYWHERE. Everyone had them! Haha

[@hellkittyninja7237]

I feel a lot of these items would fit a high end farm house style. The rustic pottery, the rattan/caning, linen table cloths, ect. If we could get all of the farmhouse people to evolve a bit that would be great 😂

[@jjpp2216]

I would be very cautious with woven caning in the budget zone, especially when the caning is on the seat(rather than just the back). Caning is somewhat fragile; bargain caning can sag under weight in the seat, or separate where it is attached to the wooden frame. You’ll hate yourself when it happens to you (and fixing it costs more than the product cost new)

[@IrinaDiachkova]

I've just received my Zara Home online order, I bought two sets of beautiful knobs. Looks and feels way more expensive than it is. Materials: metal and real stone. Extremely happy that I can buy at least some of the brands you guys have in North America!

[@HeideCannon]

Yes! Those soup cups/bowls! The vegetable stoneware reminds me of Botanic Garden by Portmeirion, the latter being better executed :D Everything old is new again.

[@Nick_Lewis]

Indeed it has all come back around!

[@lizhoward9754]

The “burnt orange” in the pillows is definitely a Brady Bunch 1970s thing. Been there done that and don’t want to go back

[@user-xw1bq9st7v]

Thanks for making Zara home video! Loving your channel! However, I don't have access to most of the mentioned stores in America, as I live in East Europe. So it's nice to hear you include such stores as Zara Home :)

[@SWan-zr8mw]

I bought a blanket from zara home about 7 years ago, it holds up its color and shape SO WELL, its design approach is a hit or miss for me tho.

[@Nick_Lewis]

Yeah I agree - the quality really seems to be there.

[@SWan-zr8mw]

@@Nick_Lewis Also I LOVE your stance on farm house style (and admire you for being honest about it!) - I can't stand it lol

[@PoshPennies]

I refuse to accept or even address the existence of cottage core. If we ignore it long enough, it will go away. 😘 great video!!!

[@raneemourlam8615]

I’m so impressed with their dishes! They look higher quality than what I would expect from Zara!

[@sarahwallace9013]

Nick I absolutely love your channel and content. I often blurt out loud what you say before you say it! Makes me feel a little more confident in my own decor choices. BUT - your sense of humour and sarcasm are the BEST!

[@julievideau]

I really like your input on the new collections of those kind of retailers!

[@brittany9233]

I'm a farmhouse person and I think you are hilarious and give great insights. Granted I'm more "modern twist" on farmhouse with less clutter and more clean lines but the point stands!

[@Lililililili333]

Omgggggg!! Those old soup mugs!!!!! The nostalgia’s kicking in so hard right now!!

[@marylhere]

Those chairs look well designed. They tilt back so they are more comfortable. It’s something I look for in any kind of non dining chair.

[@julianacristinacunico9765]

I LOVE your take on what modern farmhouse should look like! I'm into the rustic yet somewhat minimalist style. This ZARA collection is gorgeous!

[@yzolakitchi]

So spooky - you pretty much had the same response to every item that was in my mind while watching! I was surprised by Zara;s new products too as here in the UK (where we also say varz and not vayz :-), I always saw Zara as selling lots of room fragrances and soap dispensers with overly ornate trinket boxes and brightly patterned crockery! So glad they have advanced to more natural and interesting items. I love your ideas on design and was wondering if you have ever done a video about second-hand finds on eBay? I've been really lucky with designer pieces and vintage decor items but I don't often see KZbinrs discussing it as a resource.

[@batil90]

Love you Nick!! Your suggestions are always on spot. I am in the procedure of putting together my new home. Recently I got married so I’m in the search for timeless quality pieces for my new house and I am actually taking my time…trying to avoid buying the wrong things. I am following you for the past month and I have to admit that your suggestions make it so much easier !! Love your taste ! Kisses from Greece 🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷💋💋💋

[@reeses8903]

You literally crack me up.....such a great personality! And great design tips!

[@lazarapirez5080]

Oh Lord!!! I just got flashbacks with the soup cups 😂😂💀

[@Beehiveable]

I love your "ideal farmhouse" descriptions it is the best description of my personal style! I like the understated, comfy, rustic/farmhouse look and feel

[@surpriseitsus9622]

I clicked because of the tassel pillow. I adore it for my rusty orange side chair in my bedroom. 😊

[@1plus1equals25]

Even I could have figured out not to buy those pillows, LOL

[@juliananton7800]

Omg they we’re fugly! 😂

[@noora7773]

Yeah, I kind of can do that ugly pillows myself so there's no need to buy them from the store. I wish I could attach a photo from my brown crocheted pillow🙄...but what can you do at home with your time during covid other than ugly handicraft?! I'm so glad I decided to do a totally different colored flip side for the pillow...it's a My Little Pony themed color combo😂

[@michelledixon3977]

Horribles!!!!!

[@Lara-jp4xk]

@@noora7773 Have you looked at Tina Thorudottir's videos for beautiful crochet inspo?

[@noora7773]

@@Lara-jp4xk oh my, I checked her channel. I'm not quite there yet😳 There is something willful in my personality that I don't want to follow instructions for crochet, but as you said I could definitely take some inspiration to try elevating my techniques and plan my color schemes more carefully.

[@sweetgrasshopper]

I love your videos, Nick. Watching them feels like quality time. Thank you so much for getting to the point asap. And also: You look GREAT in new surroundings!

[@loriehaisen9555]

We bought a 113 year old farmhouse 6 months ago, and I swore I would not decorate it in that cheesy farmhouse - signs everywhere telling you obvious things like this is a "kitchen", duh. So, I'm with you Nick, I am also a portrait artist and have a keen eye like you do, and go for the more authentic artistic look when it comes to decor. You are right on in your opinion, the cheesy farmhouse look has to go!

[@jericson1109]

I am cautious about the caning because it can be a pain to keep properly clean. If something has caning, for me the caning must be vertical not horizontal and not used in a food adjacent context. There are going to be people regretting their caning and sick of the trend real soon.

[@martinezdirce9225]

I quite agree; now I became I fan of Zara home (I live in Tokyo); this year collection is superb! Great materials; delicacy; soothing colors… just music 😍

[@aledomer6805]

I recently found your channel...THANKS FOR THE QUALITY CONTENT ‼

[@mnamous9823]

I like this series. I would like to see which pieces you love and hate from CB2.

[@Nick_Lewis]

They are on the list. It's a challenge because I love so much!

[@kathrynp7595]

Please give us a home tour, just love your style 👍🏼

[@Nick_Lewis]

Very soon! Just trying to get back in and organized.

[@caylabala]

That second pillow holy cow!! Bad! I love my grandma, but that style is all over her house.

[@kufda]

Love that doorstop. It is so unique!

[@HB7c]

I’m glad I watched this and gave the Zara home review a chance. I’ve never considered looking at them because I find Zara has mostly fast fashion with most of the items not being the greatest quality. I have to say I’m pleasantly surprised by these products you introduced here. I like your honesty Nick so thank you!

[@beverlyharward9631]

If you want quality furniture that serves your needs, purchase from High Point, NC or other areas of NC. Furniture you pass from generation to generation!

[@wallihaley5194]

Beverly Harward, yes, and don’t forget that Michigan also produces high quality furniture.

[@beverlyharward9631]

@@wallihaley5194 Yes!

[@kathycotton6424]

I love, love, love your videos and you always make me laugh. I’ll always be here.

[@laceyrushworth9823]

I'm a farm house fan! Former. Anyways. Dont fell bad at all for telling us what we need to hear! Haha.... that's what your channel is for. Love your content! And I love how u say stuff that may offend and u do it anyways cause your being real! Please keep being you!! :) ps. I've turned my love for farm house into rustic/ mostly Scandinavian/tad industrial. Seems to be working out nicely.

[@claireclemmons7927]

On the have of small batch potters everywhere, thank you for reminding people that handmade ceramics are available and awesome! 🙌🏻

[@claireclemmons7927]

On behalf 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@yeahivekilledthat719]

"Sorry, not sorry." 🤣You're the best! Agreed with all your pics and avoids. Your farmhouse to japandi is spot on. Would love to see you go in more detail on how to accomplish this. Again, thanks for putting out another inspiring video.

[@drlessismore]

I live for your honesty. Love you Nick 🤪

[@roxirossetti6250]

lol - yes, we Canadians tend to say vahz vs American Vaysssse for "vase" - there are many differences in how we pronounce things. But because our accents are so close, it is more jarring when one word in a whole monologue is pronounced in an unexpected way. Unlike when speaking with someone from, say, Australia where every word is pronounced differently. Other possible words for which we get picked on - mauve and scone (although a lot of people are pronouncing it the American way now, I noticed). I love your snarkiness, really cheers me up!

[@Tanae19]

Best description drop down ever timestamps, links and prices... thanks 🙏

[@shoegal1969]

I have a Zara Home store near me, and while they don't have any furniture, they do have really good accessories. I love buying vases, photo frames, dishes and knick knacks from them. I also have some throws that are the coziest and softest! We used to fight over them so I had to get one for each of us.

[@camillepowell5937]

I enjoy your videos and your sense of humor.

[@lxine1868]

I'm so sad you barely mentioned the textiles! I actually don't like a lot of the tableware and accessories because they are too textured and rustic looking for me. But the textiles... to me that's the best thing on offer at Zara Home, the bedding especially. I have several duvet covers from Zara, made in Italy and Portugal, and the quality is just amazing for the price (jacquard and beautiful satin cotton). They have such a gorgeous selection of different designs and prints.

[@ItsMeCherie]

Yay! You're back in your home! Bet it feels nice. Great video ❤ loved those chairs and the buy this white plates 😁

[@Klehan]

The cringe for those pillows though😂 Also, is that your house? I'm sure I'm not the only one who would love a walk through one day. But in your own time😊

[@Nick_Lewis]

This is my house, yes. It flooded in November and all of my past videos from December onwards were in an Airbnb.

[@Klehan]

@@Nick_Lewis Yes; I've watched many of your other videos so I know what happened. It must feel nice to be home😊 I mentioned this under one of your other videos, but if you ever did videos in interior design from more of a teaching/learning standpoint, like through Patreon or SkillShare, I'd be interested. I want to learn more about interior design; your videos have helped further spark that desire.

[@jackolson2080]

Agreed on those crocheted pillows, but if they were monochromatic i think they would have more of a modern tulum vibe. You should do a video on Tulum style! You should check out some of the hotels ie Be Tulum, Nomade, Radhoo. It’s a mix of warm neutral, mid century and wabi sabi - great inspo for outdoor spaces in Canada