Interior Design Blog

Exploring the use of circular shapes in nature and how to incorporate them into interior design

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.

Creating a calming space for your primary bedroom is the art of blending the senses. More so than perhaps any other room in the home, your bedroom has the opportunity to create a rich palette of comforting colors, textures, scents and sounds.

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!

If there has ever been a time when we value our homes and the space we live in, I’d say it’s now. For the past few months, we have been asked to stay home.

Well, times sure have changed since the day I started writing this interior design blog post. And things seem to be changing on a daily basis.

Incorporating wood into your interior design is more than just a trend. It’s been done for decades and I don’t see it going anywhere anytime soon. And there’s good reason for that!

I am the first to embrace imperfection. I have lived in old houses, been man-down because we have four kids, and loved our fair share of rescue animals (although I would argue that they are all practically perfect!).

If you are anything like me you want timeless, simple design that doesn't change with the wind, but I am still guilty of trolling Pinterest for a little bit of In the Moment Bling. A little goes a long ways and these trends are here to stay!