Y’all, I went back to Magnolia Market…again! I can’t remember if this is my fourth or fifth time, but each time I discover something new.
I had family in town this past weekend and took advantage of the opportunity to play host and tourist. The final day of their vacation, we road tripped to Waco to visit the notorious Magnolia Market Silos.

Joanna changes the themes and displays according to season. This was the first thing you saw upon entering the shop!
Joanna’s newly released cookbook was on display! (along with her adorable yet pricey mugs)

I love how Chip and Joanna incorporate their favorite design trends throughout the marketplace. Open shelving, subway tile, vent hoods oh my!

Chip has his own designated section of the store. It features cookbooks (grilling and barbecue), Yeti tumblers, tools, apparel, and more. Oh, and I can’t forget Chip’s book. I gave this book to Jamie for Christmas; he absolutely loved it!

This wall of clocks is so quirky and fun! I have a similar wall clock in our dining room.

I am loving the black shiplap and accents. The faux flowers were unbelievable, literally! We overheard a woman explaining to her husband that the flowers were in fact NOT real. He was in disbelief.
The garden was fun to explore. I am envious of their array of veggies. And of course, my favorite…succulents! Succulents and air plants galore!
My cousin, Nicole, was very (V) excited to sample Joanna’s cupcakes.
We tried Lemon Lavender, Strawberries and Cream, and Carrot Cake. The Lemon Lavender was a perfect blend of subtle flavors. The cupcakes are amazing but rich; we could barely finish two!


The Gaines’ have truly thought out every detail! Even down to the wax paper cupcake “foils”. Rustic and practical!
I love love love the classic black on white.

Before we left, we took some time to hang out on the swings!

I really enjoy having visitors in town, especially family! I cannot wait until we can host everyone at our home. We are preparing our house to be able to sleep more guests. Our current DIY project is a Murphy Bed! A post on that to come!
