OK design aficionados, let’s take a fun detour back to the basics: why should you hire an interior designer? Sure, some outside the industry might think we just make things look pretty, but there’s way more to it! Think project management, saving time and money, and having access to cool resources. Join us as we...
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We hope you can take a look at our Design Guides. We created them for those of you who are asking questions like: “How do I make my home feel cohesive?” Or you are tired of second guessing decisions about styling and designing your home.
Our guides are chocked full of curated furniture recommendations for five different rooms (living, dining, kitchen, bedroom and bathroom) with over 100 shoppable pieces to help you create a space that feels not only right for you, but collected and complimentary.
Whether you’re starting from scratch or refreshing a few key areas, these guides are a great place to start! Follow along @clouz_houz for more designer tips!
We’ve shared a lot about the move, but this next chapter is about what comes after. The messy middle and the part where we start creating again.
Our new house in Tennessee is officially under renovation, and we’re bringing you behind the scenes! Every step, every decision, every layer. This home will be a space where we can show more of what we do day-to-day: the design process, our approach to renovating, and the details that make a house feel like a home.
Client projects are still the heart of what we do, but home renovations have always been the other side of our story. From #HighDesertTumaloRanch to this new #SixthStreetBungalow home, we’ve learned that the process matters just as much as the final reveal.
We’ll be sharing more here and even deeper tutorials and stories over on YouTube (link in bio- our first video for this project will be hitting our channel soon). From design breakdowns to sourcing tips to the real BTS that doesn’t make it to Instagram.
Here’s to new beginnings, familiar chaos, and a home that is inspiring + testing us all over again.
Comment ‘LINKS’ and l’ll send you the best faux magnolia on the market (IMO).
We just moved, so my usual decor stash is slim (I’m knee deep in demo and boxes!), but when I’m in a pinch I will lie magnolia branches together down the center of a table for instant ambience and a festive touch.
l’ve rounded up the best of the best faux magnolia garlands for you to get this look throughout the season.
Drape on the mantel, sweep a banister, frame a mirror, or run down the table with a few tapers… done!
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Not sure what your style actually is? This free quiz will help you identify your personal aesthetic-whether it’s cozy mountain modern, timeless colonial, or something totally unexpected. It’s fun, fast, and surprisingly spot-on.
Plus, you’ll get a full mood board and shoppable product picks to start designing your home right away. Take the quiz now and stop second guessing your style.
PART II: ETSY! Fall finds with Ralph Lauren energy, without the price tag.
Comment ‘ETSY’ and I’ll send the board + links.
Mostly under $100, all with patina + personality. I scrolled the depths so you don’t have to.
Try these Etsy searches I used:
English country decor, Gentleman’s club style, Ivy League preppy, Polo horse art, Fox hunting print, Tartan wool blanket, Houndstooth throw pillow, Ticking stripe fabric, Block print tablecloth, Plaid wool rug, Persian runner vintage, Kilim runner rug, Barley twist candlesticks, Leather bound books, Croc embossed tray, Saddle leather catchall, Horn handled barware, Cut crystal decanter, Whiskey rocks glasses, Pleated silk lampshade, Alabaster table lamp, Brass picture light, Burl wood box, Travertine catchall, Brown transferware platter, Delft blue plates, Wicker log basket, Rattan drinks tray, Andirons brass vintage, Leather director chair, Windsor armchair vintage, Botanical specimen art, Landscape oil painting, Marble bookends vintage, Pedestal display stand, Trophy urn vase, Boxwood topiary pair.
The bunk room at our Sun Valley Saddle House project is officially taking shape! Painting is done, carpet is in, and it’s finally starting to feel like the cozy retreat we envisioned (next up, wallpaper!).
What’s the single hottest tip for making a space feel cozy? Color drenching!
We color-drenched the walls and ceiling in @farrowandball Stifkey Blue, and layered in @stantoncarpet “Tattersall” which instantly warmed up the space. There’s something about that moody, cave-like feel that just works up here in the mountains.
We love designing bunk rooms because they’re where form meets function… practical for families or guests, but also the perfect opportunity to get a little fun and funky with color and pattern. This one’s already giving us movie night + ski weekend vibes.
So much is happening at this project right now. Built-ins, lighting, primary suite remodel, custom bar, and furniture deliveries are all in motion, and I can’t wait to share more soon.
