ABOUT JERAN




Jeran is a modern maker and the creator of Oleander and Palm. Her focus is Simple California Living, designing and making livable spaces that incorporate vintage finds, handmade pieces and global inspiration.

She loves helping people find attainable beauty in the lives they live. Her creativity and industriousness were honed through years of living in third world countries that challenged her to find novel solutions for creating livable spaces. A former educator and mother of three, Jeran has settled in sunny California, where her skills and styles are evolving in exciting new ways!

Jeran is a valued contributor on blogs you love like Curbly and the reference site for all things, ehow. She's worked collaboratively with great brands like The Land of Nod and West Elm. And her home has been featured on Design Sponge and Houzz.

Would you like to collaborate?

Jeran is always up for a challenge! Hosting a giveaway, guest posting, consultation, or something altogether different?  Send her an email at oleanderandpalm@gmail.com or find her on Instagram, FacebookTwitter, and she's @oleanderandpalm on Snapchat and Periscope.






18 comments:

  1. Just found you through Land of Nod and love your blog!!!

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  2. Does "MK" mean missionary kid?
    Just discovered you through your salt dough ornament video on YouTube. Beautiful. Thanks!

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  3. Followed a pin to your blog (I am making your geo heart for valentine's day -- can't believe you live in Bakersfield! That is where I grew up :) I know exactly where you live! (well, not exactly, but I know those streets well :) Hooray for cool people from Bakersfield! You need to be friends with my mom! She works at Williams Sonoma in the Marketplace. If you are ever there and meet Pam, tell her that her daughter Tiffany sent you! She is an avid gardener and canner -- best jam you EVER had. She might even let you come pick apricots or blackberries in her backyard if you are extra nice :) Email me if you need a canning friend tiffanyrueckert@gmail.com Too bad I live in Maryland now! I do visit about once a year though... If you have time you should email me. How long have you lived in Bakersfield? I might be able to give you some tips about places you might like to go -- you probably know them all though... mabye not!

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    1. How nice of you. I was just in WS yesterday. I look for your mom next time. We moved to Bako 12 years ago. My husband teaches at BHS, so we live in the neighborhood. It's a black hole. We've moved overseas twice and ended back here. But, we love our church and our little house (we can walk to Dewar's). I've been wanting to start a canning club of some sort, I'lll let your mom know if I do. Talk to you soon.

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    2. I know Pam at WS. Small world!

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    3. Ha, that's funny. Bako is the smallest town ever!!!!

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  4. What part of PNG did you grow up in/how did you end up there? I lived in Goroka and Vanimo for 13 years when I was a kid!

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    1. I lived in Lae from 85 to 95! Meri Morobe :)

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    2. I love Lae! Did you ever get to Madang?

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    3. We went to Madang all the time. My dad was in charge of the churches in Morobe and Mandag Province. I know the Madang highway very well. Jais Aben is one of my most favorite places on earth!

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    4. Oh and my hubby and I lived in Lae in 2000 and 2001. We were teachers there and my daughter was born there.

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    5. ahh Jais Aben is fantastic! I miss the coast so much

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    6. another PNG MK here! born in Ukarumpa in 84, went back and forth from Ukarumpa to New Ireland (Tekedan Village) until 92. found you through DesignSponge! I have PNG stuff all over my house too.

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    7. Very cool Lex. I graduated from UHS in 95. New Ireland is amazing!!!! Sounds like you had a pretty great childhood as well.

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  5. 0naphtmesAleo-hi Colleen Kennedy Crack
    stanontugood

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