Dec 28, 2020 | read more
I see a lot of less-than-ideal designs, as an interior designer. Sometimes the idea is good, but the execution leaves something to be desired. Here are a few trends I wish would go away, and what we should replace them with instead. NOT: Form Over Function Chairs you can’t sit in comfortably. Vessel sinks, which […]
Dec 14, 2020 | read more
I’d much rather be on a tropical holiday than stuck in the cold and rain, wouldn’t you? If you want to create your own tropical escape at home, here are some ideas to borrow. Style elements to adore: Tropical plants wall mural, tufted upholstered chair Style elements to adore: Dark wood blinds and furniture, woven […]
Oct 19, 2020 | read more
When you look through my interior design portfolio, one thing that new clients often mention attracted them is my use of color combinations. I’m confident in using color boldly to transform interior spaces, and I can help you gain color confidence, too. Here’s a peek into my process. Monochromatic Color Scheme One of the simplest […]
Jul 27, 2020 | read more
You may have heard of Marie Kondo, the home organization specialist whose ideas have taken the world by storm in the past few years. Kondo’s concept is to ask yourself, as you edit your belongings, Does this spark joy? If it doesn’t, thank the item for its contribution to your life and then set it […]
Jul 13, 2020 | read more
Now more than ever, a home office is necessary for modern life. But how do you find space for a home office in your already-packed-to-the-gills city apartment or condo? I’ll show you how! The first place to consider, if you have a multi-level home, is under your stairs! It can be as simple as placing […]
Jun 01, 2020 | read more
The ancient Chinese philosophy of feng shui seems mysterious, but it’s really about finding a balance between elements, and encouraging the flow of energy. One way this philosophy can be applied is in the creation and design of interior spaces. Here are a few pointers for beginners. Incorporating feng shui goes deeper than Western design […]
