What Joanna Gaines Can’t Live Without

I don’t leave the house without my blush — I keep an extra in my purse and one at the office. I reapply color around 1 p.m., and it resets me for the second half of the day. It feels equivalent to that midday cup of coffee but for my face.

These are my tried-and-true favorites. I’m big on comfort and consistency, and these leather slip-ons check both boxes. I wear them everywhere — around the house, in the garden, to work — pretty much anywhere I can get away with it. I have a pair of Birkenstocks for nearly any occasion.

I probably shouldn’t admit how many sticks of butter are in my fridge at any given moment, but let’s just say it’s a lot. I’m reaching for it constantly, whether I’m baking, cooking, or just making toast. This Irish butter is extra rich — it makes everything taste better and elevates the flavor of anything it touches.

If you come to my house, there’s always music playing. These speakers sync seamlessly from room to room and out onto the porch. We play different types of music throughout the day and even seasonally.

If I’m home, there’s a good chance I’m in these sweats. If I’m at work, there’s a good chance I’m counting down the minutes until I can be. This pair of French terry sweatpants feels soft and lived-in and are exactly what I want to put on at the end of the day. The first thing I do when I get home is swap my jeans for these.

Comforting, cozy, heavy — but somehow still really pretty. This blanket has that perfect weight that makes you instantly relax the second it’s on you. My family can’t get enough of them.

Vanilla is my go-to flavor, but I’m a sucker for all of their seasonal options. For fall, I love pumpkin spice, and for Christmas, I stock up on the peppermint mocha. I am a girl that loves to embrace the fullness of every season, and this creamer is on my top-five must-haves to get me through the day.

I’ve collected turquoise jewelry for as long as I can remember. Some pieces I found at antique stores, others were Etsy finds, and a few I stumbled upon while traveling. They’ve become part of my everyday look, stacked and mixed, and each piece tells a different story.

My son was just home and asked me to make my biscuits, and I put these out. He couldn’t even tell they were the packaged ones. With these, you’re going to make memories around a table, but without taking too much time. I know that finding time is the hardest thing right now — we’re all busy. So being aware of this, we still need to slow down and be intentional in moments. And hopefully, these biscuits are an easy step to achieving that.