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Hospitality at Home & Away: The Art of the Thoughtful Sanctuary

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At Welch Homes and Hospitality , we believe that the line between a "vacation rental" and a "home" should be invisible. Since we began our hosting journey in 2014, our philosophy has remained the same: great hospitality is an extension of how you live your own life. Whether we are preparing the Family Cottage for a new arrival or refreshing our own living room at Family Oasis , the goal is to create a sanctuary that feels both curated and deeply personal. Here are our "not-so-secret" ingredients for crafting warm, inviting spaces—whether you’re hosting the world or simply coming home to yourself. The Soul of the Space: High-Low & Global-Local We don’t believe in "showroom" decorating. To us, a room only has a soul when it tells a story. Our signature style is a blend of Canadian craftsmanship and global discovery. Reused & Vintage: We love the character of upcycled furniture and vintage finds sourced right here in Canada. A weathered ...

About Us, About Our Backyard Bog Blog

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Welcome to the Backyard Bog Blog! Dive into a world where hospitality blooms alongside regenerative gardens, vintage treasures find new life, and the rhythm of urban homesteading in Victoria, BC, aligns with the adventures of world travel. We've spent years sharing our passion for creating unforgettable experiences with guests from around the globe, earning consistent five-star reviews and Superhost status since 2015. Nestled on our expansive urban property at Welch Homes and Hospitality are three homes, a small cottage, Bunkie, an Airstream in its own campsite, large vegetable garden, and a 16k gallon swim pond . Now, we're inviting you to join us on a journey beyond our vacation rentals – a journey into the heart where the cultivated urban homestead meets the adventure and curiosity of world travels that inspire our style and worldview. We're more than just hosts; we're cultivators of sustainable living , creative upcycling , and the art of welcoming. Here's what...