Blaire Davidson, professional organizer and owner of Neat Method in Jupiter, Florida, knew when she purchased her family home that eventually she’d build something in the back yard.
That patch of grass stared back at her over the years as her family grew, and she plotted and planned.
The children got older, bigger, and their social lives expanded, prompting Blaire to finally convert that patch of grass into something, but not just any old thing.
Her dream pool cabana.
And by dream cabana, I mean truly dreamy: a multipurpose, highly functional space that serves each member of the family differently, and even welcomes guests.
Sounds like something a professional organizer would do, right?
Blaire designed a space where her kids could host sleepovers and gaming sessions, her husband could watch a football game on an oversized screen, quiet homework sessions could take place, guests could crash, and even business meetings could be conducted.
She accomplished this by outfitting a tiny space with all the essentials needed for each of these activities.
Pretty impressive.
You’ll have to watch her cabana tour to get all the tips on how she’s accomplished this using a combination of convertible, modern pieces and family heirlooms that bring in the cozy feels.
After touring this space, I almost asked for a staycation to get the full Davidson cabana experience.
The cabana is a master class in intentional living — a space designed not just to look beautiful, but to support the everyday needs of the people who use it.
This is my hobby. 