Welcome to the Wyldewoods Journal, where we explore home design that actually works for you & your pets. From curtains that control light & support your circadian rhythm, to layouts that help reactive dogs settle, to skylights, lighting & all the little ways your home affects mood & comfort, this is where design meets living. Every post shares practical tips, real home observations & insights on creating spaces that feel calm, functional & undeniably yours.
Welcome to the Wyldewoods Journal, where we explore home design that actually works for you & your pets. From curtains that control light & support your circadian rhythm, to layouts that help reactive dogs settle, to skylights, lighting & all the little ways your home affects mood & comfort, this is where design meets living. Every post shares practical tips, real home observations & insights on creating spaces that feel calm, functional & undeniably yours.
Your home is never just the walls & furniture, it’s all the little ways you move through it, the light hitting the floor, the sounds bouncing around, & yes, even how your dog decides to act when something catches their eye. Curtains are one of those things everyone forgets about, but I am about to […]
Your home is never just the walls & furniture, it’s all the little ways you move through it, the light hitting the floor, the sounds bouncing around, & yes, even how your dog decides to act when something catches their eye. Curtains are one of those things everyone forgets about, but I am about to […]

The living room is where humans come to relax and dogs…test the limits of your patience. For humans, it’s about comfort, aesthetics, circulation. For dogs, it’s a living, breathing sensory environment that either calms them or pushes them into high arousal. That spot they’ve claimed on your sofa? That sudden dash across the room at […]
The living room is where humans come to relax and dogs…test the limits of your patience. For humans, it’s about comfort, aesthetics, circulation. For dogs, it’s a living, breathing sensory environment that either calms them or pushes them into high arousal. That spot they’ve claimed on your sofa? That sudden dash across the room at […]
