Copywriting Samples
This section features self-initiated copywriting projects created to explore tone, structure, and strategy across a range of formats. Each piece was built around a creative prompt, such as a product image, email layout, or content topic with the goal of crafting clear, engaging, and brand-aligned copy. These samples reflect my interest in combining thoughtful writing with design awareness, and show how I approach everything from product blurbs to long-form storytelling.
E-Commerce Product Copy
This is a self-initiated copywriting exercise where I selected product images and wrote sample e-commerce descriptions to practice persuasive, customer-focused copy. The goal was to combine clarity, voice, and selling points in a concise format.
Contemporary Yellow Frosted Globe Table Lamp - Soft White
With a striking contemporary silhouette and sleek yellow finish, this table lamp brings a fun, modern edge into any living room or desk area. A soft frosted bulb adds an unexpected touch of warmth. Bring this unique piece into your home today!
This carved white brass lamp is sure to add a romantic touch to any room. Tell a story about the birds in the garden right on your bedside table with this piece from SOLSKUR - plus it features soft warm lighting!
Email Marketing Copy
This self-initiated project was created to explore email marketing copy. I selected a visual and built a branded email around it, including the subject line and body copy. I incorporated my design skills to reflect a clean, visually engaging layout that supports the message.
Long-Form Blog Copy
This self-initiated blog post explores design tips for making a room feel larger. I focused on writing in an informative, friendly voice that aligns with lifestyle brand content. The piece concludes with a product-based call to action, tying the content to a fictional brand’s offerings.
How to Make a Small Room Feel Bigger
Whether you’re a college student wanting to get a little more out of your first dorm room or just trying to make the best out of that not-quite-big-enough odd room in your house, learning how to make a small room bigger can transform any space from a cramped, hole-in-the-wall to a fully renovated, functional space.
1. Use a rug with a small pattern
Any project starts with a good foundation. In this case, we’re starting with the floor! Double check your rug for large prints - ones that will quickly fill up the space and make it feel even smaller than it is. Instead, opt for small-printed rugs or tile to open up the floor and make it feel wider than before.
2. Use light colors.
In a small room, dark colors quickly overpower a space. Keeping the room light with neutrals and bright colors makes a small space feel bigger than it is.
3. Paint your ceiling a lighter color.
Don’t be afraid to reach big - literally. While this one may seem ambitious, it has dramatic effect. Painting the ceiling a slightly lighter shade than the walls is a sure-fire way to open up the space and make your walls look higher than they are. For college students, using a peel-and-stick wallpaper is a good way to get around dorm-room restrictions.
4. Less is more
The simplest way to make a small space bigger is to have less stuff! Keep the items in the room, especially large furniture pieces, to a bare minimum. Eyes prefer places to rest over visual clutter, and in a small room, things can get cluttered pretty quickly!
At Honey and Home, we love creating pieces that transform spaces from bleak, bare bones into warm, inviting nooks. Explore our new Daisy May collection and see how a few thoughtful items can bring your small space to life.