Interior Design Blog

In these mini guides we will provide support and links to our Wellness Walk chats. This week we are talking about the importance of water in design.

Embrace Imperfection: Instead of striving for perfection, embrace the imperfections that come with real life. Let go of the pressure to have a flawless home and celebrate the uniqueness of your space.

Are you new to the interior design world? Or maybe you are a seasoned professional when it comes to working with an interior designer, or maybe you just have questions about the whole process.

Have you been waiting for a reason to go wild with color?! If you’re ready, but you feel like you need a little backing from some of the best color forecasters in the business, well this is your year!

If you are anything like me, you have been stockpiling ideas the last few years in hopes that this is the year we can pull out the stops, decorate to the nines again, and have the family all together.

With turkeys ( or Tofurkey) and pumpkins squarely in our rear view mirror , it’s time to set our sights on some eco-friendly holiday gift ideas. We love these gift ideas because they are recycled, passed down for generations, light on your carbon footprint and good for your soul (did someone say weighted blanket?!).

It’s been a tough 18 months, to say the least! You are ready to spread your wings, freshen up your home and maybe donate the sofa that your grown up kiddo has been sleeping on for the last year.

So after moving to the desert a few months ago, we have a whole new respect for what’s hot! Walks before 8 am, swimming at night and booties on the dog kind of hot. For this blog we are going to talk about what’s been hot in the design world this summer.

At the time of this writing, my office is my backyard. If it rains later, I will migrate to the dining room table. If the dogs decide that anything, I mean anything, moving outside warrants a barkfest, then its on to the bedroom where I can spread out and hopefully stay awake!

Have you ever noticed that each room in your house has an unspoken purpose? Dining rooms are to dine in, kitchens to cook in, bedrooms to sleep in…you get the point.