Round Top: Spring 2026
Blue Hills with my 3 month old!
What a fun Round Top this spring- not sure it could get any better! I got to bring my daughter, Miller Mae and my mother-in-law, Kim to Round Top for their very first time.
It is a much different experience when you have a baby strapped to you. You are browsing between diaper changes and feedings but I was not going to miss this opportunity to take my favorite people to my favorite place.
We started at Blue Hills - the most iconic Round Top Venue. We spent most of the day here- we took our time, shopping, browsing and telling stories; but mostly talking to sweet vendors about Miller Mae.
I will forever cherish this day with my daughter, mom, and mother in law!
We got to see my mom’s favorite, Kristin Mullen Designs. Her work is so curated, beautiful and elegant - everything I strive for as a designer. She expanded her booth this year at Blue Hills, it was effortlessly beautiful.
Kristin Mullen Design Tablescape.
After Blue Hills, we headed to The Arbors. My main goal this year was to find some art pieces. I found this one for Miller Mae’s playroom one day.
If you don’t have an idea of what you are shopping for, Round Top can feel a bit overwhelming. There is stuff EVERYWHERE, random junk, random items, things you didn’t even think about. You will either walk away with nothing or a bunch of stuff you didn’t even know you ‘needed.’
One day will hang in our play room!
We skipped lunch- unlike me- because I love Lulu’s, Boon & Co and The Garden Company but there was too much to see. Plus, with a baby, we didn’t know when we would need to head back to Austin.
The star of the show, Miller Mae!
Despite having a baby strapped to me 95% of the time, I still had to dress up for Round Top. - It is one of my favorite parts about the show.
Everyone dresses up, wearing boots, wearing hats & everyone is very over the top. I call it the ‘Texas Fashion Show.’
I almost walked away with one of these from Blue Hills.