Apothecary home design

Creating a herbal apothecary is a great way for people to start learning how to utilize the healing benefits of herbs into their daily lives.

Traditional apothecaries are back, bringing age-old practices and old-school wellness, beauty, and home-care products to shoppers up and down the Front Range. Here, a roundup of five local favorites to visit this season.

I found this dresser at my local restore for $50. I knew it was the PERFECT piece for my bedroom.

If you’re a fan of Schitt’s Creek you know David and his curated general store, Rose Apothecary. Curated beauty and home items that bring a bit of flair to Schitt’s Creek. Beekman 1802 has developed a limited-edition product line to celebrate the show’s last season. You can have your very own candle, soap or creams […]

If you were with me in Instagram stories, you will remember when I found this dresser in the trash pile at a thrift store. There was nothing wrong with it, besides the ugly paint color. I’m not sure why they intended to throw it away. It’s not the most expensive wood in the world, but

Spring is the perfect time for refreshing the home, and it is also a great time for refreshing the home apothecary.

Herbalistic Wellness, Indulge in nature's bounty. Visit our herbal apothecary. Elevate your well-being with our exquisite herbal collection including herbal-infused body butters, scrubs, creams, tinctures, and oils. Explore the transformative power of natural preparations.

We’ve talked quite a bit about how to stock and organize the pantry, and peeked into different types of pantries in the process: a vegetarian pantry, a paleo pantry, a gluten-free pantry. But here’s one type of pantry we haven’t looked at yet: a home apothecary pantry!

And another excuse to get a new plant that you definitely won't kill.