Introducing: The homeMAKER Collection
- Kelsey Berry

- Oct 15
- 2 min read
Because making a home is so much more than decorating it.

Let’s get one thing straight — I’m not a homemaker in the 1950s sense.
I’m a homeMAKER. All caps. Power tool in one hand, coffee in the other.
When I left my 9–5 to raise my kids, it was easy to feel like I was “slowing down.”
But the reality is that I wasn’t stepping back — I was stepping into something. Into walls I’d paint myself, rooms I’d build from nothing, and a life where my creativity and chaos could finally coexist.
That’s what homeMAKER means to me.
It’s not about perfection or Pinterest boards that look untouched. It’s about taking what you have, using what you know, and making something beautiful — with your hands, your heart, and your stubborn refusal to quit.
It’s making memories and mistakes.
It’s making trim cuts at midnight because the kids are finally asleep.
It’s making a home that looks like you, not a catalog.
And maybe most importantly — it’s making peace with the process.
Being a homeMAKER isn’t about having it all together. It’s about making do, making it yours, and making it happen anyway.
The homeMAKER Collection
So yes — I made it literal.
The homeMAKER Collection is for every woman who’s ever said:
“I don’t know how, but I’ll figure it out.”
Soft tees you can build a shelf in, or pair with your daily outfit.
Crewnecks that look cute even if they get covered in paint splatters (adds character, right?).
And that perfectly broken-in sweatshirt that screams “I made this” — because you actually did.
Every piece is meant to celebrate the kind of work that doesn’t always get applause — the unseen hours, the “I’ll YouTube it” confidence, the quiet pride when you stand back and say, “I did that.”
From My House to Yours
This isn’t just a brand.
It’s a movement for every woman who’s ever been underestimated —
and then picked herself up and got started anyway.
So here’s to the homeMAKERs.
The dreamers, the doers, the drywall dusters.
We don’t just live in our homes — we make them.

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