Embarking on a home renovation journey can be an exhilarating yet daunting experience. Whether you're redesigning a single room or undergoing a complete home makeover, the importance of hiring an Interior Designer cannot be overstated. With our expertise in aesthetics, functionality, and industry knowledge, we can bring a wealth of benefits to the table.

Interior design can feel like a mystery. Are we decorators? Do we only pick out furniture? Do we handle construction? The reality is, an interior designer can do all of the above—and so much more. If you’ve ever wondered whether you need an interior designer, what we actually do, or which service is the best fit for you, I’m breaking it all down for you!

When one of our past clients reached out with the unexpected news that they were moving, we knew we had to make their new house feel just as special as the home we had previously designed for them. This project was all about blending the pieces they loved with a brand-new space, honoring their nostalgia while creating fresh, intentional designs. From a stunning built-in bar area to a cozy, light-filled living room and a playful yet timeless kids' space, every detail was thoughtfully curated to reflect their family’s style.

As the new year begins, there’s no better time to refresh your home and start decluttering after the whirlwind of the holidays. In the hustle and bustle of family life, clutter can sneak up on us, filling living rooms with extra toys, cramming junk drawers that no longer close, and turning spare rooms into storage catch-alls. Sound familiar? You’re not alone!

As the fall leaves fade and winter’s chill settles in, it’s natural to want to transform your home to reflect the season’s beauty. With the holidays on the horizon, decorating doesn’t have to be a budget-breaking or time-consuming process. On today’s post, let’s focus on creating a cozy, inviting home for gatherings that feels authentic to your family’s style.

When I first met the Lewis family, I was particularly excited because, as someone who knows modern farmhouses inside and out, I felt an immediate connection with the client’s vision. They had already resonated with another project we were working on, so when they reached out, they told me our styles would naturally align (and yes, that’s quite literally what she said in her first email).

When I first met this family, they were in the very beginning stages of the new build process. They had decided to tear down their existing home and replace it with a pre-fabricated farmhouse they purchased from a company in another state. What does that mean? Well basically, the home was shipped to them via truck in large segments. So rather than building from scratch they already had the framework for the house and they brought me in to design the inside.

If you follow our Instagram account, you’ve probably heard me refer to our Maple Valley Project, more than once. That’s because I’ve had the opportunity to design not one, but now two of their homes over the years. But let’s start from the beginning and I’ll fill you in on how it all started and where it’s going.

My favorite season of the year is Fall. The change of weather, the fashion, pumpkin everything and my birthday month (October)…what’s not to love! I also love nothing more than to decorate my home for the season. This year, I kept it super with a few pumpkins sprinkled throughout, and really honed in on all the Fall colors like rust, burgundy and sand.

Everyday coastal living is a phrase I coined after really thinking about my design style. The types of colors, textures and products I lean towards and how I want my home (and my clients homes) to feel. And the best part? You don’t need to live near the water to achieve this style.

I was lucky enough to be asked by Redfin to share my favorite design trend from 2020. The pandemic has had a major impact on how we live our day to day lives. And one place where we can see a lot of the change happening for ourselves is within our homes. From the way we work, to the way we exercise, to the way we recreate. Our homes have had to adapt in ways that we never thought possible resulting in some pretty unique trends in design and functionality both inside and out.