n this episode of The Home Girls Podcast, we’re joined by the wonderful Lucy from Her Country Living.

Known for her beautiful English country home, cosy interiors and seasonal living, Lucy has inspired a loyal community to slow down, embrace the seasons and find joy in the everyday.

We chat about how she creates a home that feels calm and welcoming, and why romanticising the ordinary has become such an important part of her life. Lucy also shares the story behind building one of the UK’s most loved lifestyle communities across Instagram and YouTube, how social media has evolved over the years, and why she’s so passionate about creators being recognised and fairly paid for their work.

Whether you’re dreaming of a slower pace of life, looking for inspiration to make your home feel more intentional, or you’re curious about the realities of being a full-time content creator, this episode is full of thoughtful conversation and plenty of inspiration.

If you enjoyed this episode, we’d love it if you could follow The Home Girls Podcast, leave us a rating or review, and share it with someone who loves homes, interiors and meaningful conversations.

Today we’re so excited to be joined by the wonderful

Two Men and a Lady.

If you’ve come across their Instagram or TikTok, you’ll know exactly why so many people love following their journey. Their content is funny, honest and incredibly relatable, sharing the everyday chaos, laughter and love that comes with raising a toddler.

What we love most is that they’re not just making people laugh—they’re helping to normalise and celebrate modern family life. By sharing their experiences so openly, they’ve built a community where people feel seen, represented and welcomed, all whilst reminding us that parenting is wonderfully messy, whatever your family looks like.

Today we’ll be chatting about life behind the camera, parenting, building a community online, the importance of representation, and some of the unforgettable moments that social media has brought their way.

Thank you all so much for joining us—we’re absolutely delighted to have you on the podcast.

🎙️ New Episode | Just Us This Week

This week, we’re taking a little break from our guest episodes and having a good old catch up!

We’re talking about everything that’s been going on lately: from end of term chaos and trying to survive the heatwave, to juggling work with family life and why this school term has felt like it’s lasted forever 😅

If you’re counting down the days until the holidays, living off iced coffees, feeling a little overwhelmed, or just fancy listening to two friends having an honest chat, we’d love you to join us.

As always, we’d love to know if you’re feeling the same. Are you crawling towards the finish line too, or are you somehow sailing through July? 😂

🎧 You can listen now on Spotify and wherever you get your podcasts.

If you enjoy the episode, we’d be so grateful if you could follow the podcast, leave us a review and share it with someone who might need a little catch up too. 🤍

This week we’re joined by the lovely Sarah from @hearts_at_claremont.

If you’ve ever admired her beautiful old school house, cosy seasonal styling or iconic front door, you’ll know just how special her home is. But behind the beautiful interiors is an incredibly inspiring story of resilience, hope and creating a fresh start.

In this episode we chat about:

🌸Renovating an old school house

🍂 Bringing the seasons into your home

🏡 Creating spaces that feel calm, cosy and welcoming

✨ Starting again after divorce

💛 Building a home where new memories can be made

It’s an honest conversation about discovering that home isn’t just where you live, it’s the place where you find comfort, healing and joy.

We absolutely loved recording this one and can’t wait to hear what you think.

🎧 Listen now on Spotify and wherever you get your podcasts.

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In this episode of The Home Girls Podcast, we’re joined by Chloe from The White Pines Project for a heartfelt conversation about home, family, travel and navigating life’s unexpected chapters.

Chloe shares the story behind her beautiful home, why creating meaningful family adventures has become such an important part of her life and how travelling with her children has shaped the memories they’re making together.

We also talk about the loss of her father and how grief has changed her perspective on home, family and living in the moment. Through sharing her journey online with honesty and vulnerability, Chloe has built a community that finds comfort, inspiration and connection in her story.

Whether you’re passionate about interiors, dreaming of your next family adventure, or simply looking for an honest conversation about life’s ups and downs, this episode is full of warmth, wisdom and gentle reminders to embrace every chapter.

We hope you enjoy listening.

In this episode, we’re joined by Emily, founder of @furnishingfutures, a charity creating beautifully designed, trauma-informed homes for women and children escaping domestic abuse.

We talk about the reality of furniture poverty and what it means to start again with nothing, and how Emily has combined her background in social work and interiors to create spaces that offer safety, dignity and a true sense of home.

This is a powerful conversation about purpose, design with meaning, and the life-changing impact of a thoughtfully created space.

🎙️ Episode 8: Home Girls Podcast with Heather @farmhouseinthefens

This week, we’re joined by Heather from @farmhouseinthefens for a warm, honest chat about home life, her interior journey, and creating a slower, more intentional way of living 🤍

Heather shares how her home has evolved over time, the inspiration behind her style, and how she’s created a space that feels both beautiful and lived-in. We also talk about the reality behind social media, balancing it all, and finding joy in the everyday moments...chaos and all.

It’s a comforting, relatable conversation filled with those “me too” moments we all need.

This week marks a special one for Home Girls - our first ever guest episode!

We sat down with Aimée from @thehouseofwaffle to talk about the reality behind renovating, creating a home, and everything that comes with it that Instagram doesn’t always show.

From buying a property that needed everything, to taking on a full HMO conversion, this is an honest conversation about vision, pressure, identity and the emotional side of building a home.

We talk about what it really feels like when you’re in the middle of it, when the vision isn’t always clear, when things don’t go to plan, and when creating a beautiful home comes with a weight that no one prepares you for.

This episode is for anyone in the middle of a renovation, dreaming about one, or simply trying to create a home while navigating real life alongside it.

Honest, relatable and reassuring, you’re not the only one figuring it out as you go.

🎙️ Have We All Lost Ourselves A Bit?

I don’t know if it’s age, motherhood, social media or just modern life…but lately it feels like so many of us have lost touch with who we are.

In this episode, we go beyond interiors and talk about identity, burnout, comparison culture, and the quiet pressure to constantly evolve.

From consuming instead of living, to homes becoming content, to the exhaustion so many women are carrying, this is an honest conversation about why we feel disconnected…and how we start finding ourselves again.

Real homes aren’t spotless… they’re lived in.

This episode is all about designing a home that actually works...kids, chaos, tight budgets and all. From the cream sofa debate (brave or stupid?) to smart storage that still looks good, we’re getting honest about creating spaces that balance style with real life.

We chat through where to spend vs save, how to make your home feel pulled together without chasing perfection, and why the goal isn’t a show home it’s a home that works for you.

Expect real talk, practical tips, and permission to let go of the Pinterest pressure.