The Journal is a collection of letters about creative stewardship—tending thoughtfully and imaginatively to the life we’ve been given. Through rituals, recipes, places, objects, and everyday curiosities, we’ll explore how to find beauty in what we have, joy in where we are, and inspiration for what comes next. Along the way, we’ll gather the little rituals, pleasures, and collections that bring us joy, restore our peace, and make us feel most like ourselves.
the journal
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passports ~
farmers markets ~
vintage ~
matcha ~
fresh flowers ~
french cafe radio ~
linen ~
passports ~ farmers markets ~ vintage ~ matcha ~ fresh flowers ~ french cafe radio ~ linen ~
Clean Bodycare
My favorite Primally Pure clean body care products, from natural deodorant and body oil to bath soaks, body polish and nourishing skin care. Discover the clean beauty products I actually use and love, plus thoughtful gift ideas and simple ways to make your body care routine more intentional.
Pumpkin Clean-er
Bring the feeling of fall home with an easy DIY pumpkin spice cleaner made with simple ingredients—a seasonal home ritual perfect for warm-weather autumns, entertaining, and thoughtful homemade gifts.
Skincare Routine with Bambu Earth
Discover Lauren Palmer’s clean skincare routine with Bambu Earth, including the natural, waterless products she uses for hydrated, healthy, dewy skin and the inspiration behind The France Dance.
The Eden Factor
Explore The Eden Factor, Lauren Palmer’s five guiding principles inspired by Genesis for living beautifully through faith, purposeful work, creativity, rest, nature, stewardship, and intentional living.
shop my travel favorites
In the much acclaimed travel diary/packing list, 11 Days in a Carry-on, Lauren shares her go-to travel hacks that makes carrying on easier than ever! ✈️
“The little things that make the journey lighter, lovelier, and infinitely easier—these are the travel companions that always earn a place in my carry-on.” -LP
Are you curious to discover what happens when we quiet the noise, lift our eyes from the screen, and return to the life waiting to be noticed?
“Social media fills up all the extra space we have if we aren’t careful. It’s in quiet moments that we can hear God. Boredom facilitates creativity and curiosity. If all the quiet moments are filled up with socials, we are robbing ourselves of the opportunity to hear God and be used by Him.”

