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FEEL FREE X HOUSE BEAUTIFUL
DIGITAL CONTENT CAPSULE—OUT NOW!
FEEL FREE HOME BOOK—OUT NOW TOO!

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#FEELFREEHOME — consider this your workbook.

It’s a mark-it-up, dog-ear-it, try-it, tweak-it, make-it-your-own kind of book. A steal-my-style, take-it-home-with-you kind of book.

The book will officially be released May 12th, 2026 and is NOW available for preorder!!! Wooohooo (check out the link in my bio for details on where to order your copy)!

For the first time ever, I’m sharing the full scope of my interiors work all in one place — images and stories from my entire design portfolio, spanning years of homes, renovations, salvaged treasures, and wild ideas that worked (depending on who you ask...).

I made this for my kindred design spirits. I’m even telling you all of my made up favorite design “recipes” so you can cook something special up in your own homes.

In the book I hand you the five ingredients I always come back to in every space I design:

Texture.
Nature.
Vintage.
Art.
Personality.

These are the things I use to give a home real SOUL and now I want you to have them in your toolkit, too.

Welcome to FEEL FREE HOME.

//#FEELFREEHOME by #Leannefordinteriors cover image shot by @amyneunsinger with interior styling by @hilaryrobertson. In the book you will find spaces co-designed with @astoriedstyle, @amyneunsinger, and @xtinasimon.
And photography throughout the book by: @amyneunsinger, @erinashkelly, @alexandraribar, @dltxii, @claygrier, @maxkimbee, @nicole_franzen, @sarahbarlow, @reidrolls.interiors, @tessaneustadt, @sfgirlbybay, @garruppo, @jacelumley, @laurejoliet, @franewreck, @nicholasmaggio, @seohstudio by @feelfree

Let’s get messy Bessy! @FEELFREE Magazine Volume 5 — on all major newsstands in the US and Canada (!).

Link to buy in our bio.

// shot by @lowfield_official for @FEELFREE Magazine by @feelfree

“During my travels in Oaxaca and Morocco, I began to meet different artisans. I slowly started experimenting, composing quick sketches, stopping to gather materials such as shells, rocks, or fabrics for inspiration, and playing while dreaming up a shape, something I wanted to try and create together.” — @kimficaro to @feelfree

You can check out more of Kim’s work at @totemhome and in @feelfree magazine Vol. 5! by @feelfree

“At one stage, I thought there was no way we would get everything necessary into the carriages, but John is adept at shoehorning things into tricky spaces.” —Jo Morfoot to @feelfree

You can check out more of Jo and John’s work at @settlenorfolk and in @feelfree magazine Vol. 5! by @feelfree

“...I thought I was being lazy, but a friend told me it was ‘time to absorb,’ and part of my creative process is this sponging time and then later using that to inform whatever I’m making or how I’m feeling. I see my job as an artist as being able to witness the beauty in front of me and translate it into joy and art.” — @ckmunny to @feelfree

You can check out more of Carolyn’s work at @ckmunny and in @feelfree magazine Vol. 5! by @feelfree

“I believe we are all artists and our lives are the first and last sculptures that we make.” — @jamesperkinsstudio for @feelfree

You can check out more of James’ work at @jamesperkinsstudio and in @feelfree magazine Vol. 5!

Photo 1: @lovebryan
Photo 2-4: @brysonmalone by @feelfree

The name Two Faced Ceramics (2FC) reflects the notion of people or objects presenting themselves in multiple ways. In order to create different moods, evoke different emotions, and inspire different ideas using the same vessel, “I developed a slip-casting system to produce batches of each sculptural form. With multiples of each piece, I then experiment with an array of glaze finishes to create different “personalities” for each sculptural vessel. I love being able to embrace different aesthetics and moods—atrait that carries over from my personal eclectic style—soI wanted to make sure I developed a studio practice that allowed my art form the same freedom of expression.” — @twofacedceramics to @feelfree

You can check out more of Eve’s work at @twofacedceramics and in @feelfree Magazine Vol. 5! by @feelfree

“It’s weird, I think having a child somehow unlocked a new form of creativity in me, but it couldn’t unleash itself until I had some freedom back.” — @erinjennie to @feelfree

You can check out more of Erin Pollard’s work at @underwater_weaving and in @feelfree magazine Vol. 5!

Shot by: @annawatt_ by @feelfree

“It’s in your best interest even though it’s tough to learn something new as an adult. It’s very good for you. And I’m in the enrichment stage of my confusion. So I take singing classes, I take tennis lessons, I take dance classes. I want to be bad at stuff. And then I want to see myself get a tiny bit better and feel good about it.” — @rashidajones

Shot by @lowfield_official for @feelfree magazine vol 5 by @feelfree

When we set off to create our very first edition of the magazine, we decided to start it off with a collage. We love collage around here. It feels like a jolt of creativity. From then on it became a tradition for us to begin each issue with some sort of collage, and when it came time for us to pick one that would begin Volume Five, we remembered an amazing piece that one of our very own readers had shared with us on Instagram. She had taken tear outs from past issues and pieced them together to create this amazing, one-of-a-kind piece. So we asked @pattygranlund if we could include her piece in this issue! It’s just so good.

Nothing is cooler than seeing what you all create when inspired by what we have created — if you have a collage or something else you’ve created from FEEL FREE, send it on over to hiya@feelfreemagazine.com! by @feelfree

Creative living. LOVE you @elizabeth_gilbert_writer ... TRUTH.

Meet the artists of FEEL FREE Magazine Volume 5! Link to buy in our bio.

// cover shot by @lowfield_official by @feelfree