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Lisa 45 Stretch Kitten Heel Bootie
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Botanical Rescue Barrier Balm
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2-pack Linen-blend Curtain Panels
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Worlds Away Cutler White Marble Ceruse Oak Cane Vanity
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European Linen Duvet Cover in Ivory
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Oxford 18″ Bath Sconce
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European Linen Sheet Set
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Wakefield Handmade Henley Forcing Pot #6
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Vintage Hotel Silver 5-Piece Flatware Set
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Chulainn Industrial Brass Dish Wall Light
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Moroccan Zellige Ceramic Floor & Wall Tile
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Dublin Crystal Bitters Set
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Cheeky Cocktail Napkin Set of 4
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Ranunculus Bush in Eggplant
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Down Alternative Pillows
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Italian Handwoven Leather Small Card Case
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Descanso Tall Spout Smooth Lever Widespread Bathroom Faucet
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24″ Cabinet Maker’s Picture Light
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The Rush House Original rug
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ILIA Super Serum Skin Tint SPF 40
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The Dry Body Oil
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L.L. Bean Boat & Tote
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Heirloom Silver 2-Tiered Stand
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L’HUILE CAMELIA Nail Treatment
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Essential Skirted Side Table
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Elodie Pillow Cover in Blue
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The Internet Made Me Buy It:
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Agra Rug
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Oriente Italiano Meringa Dinner Plate
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Belmond 3-Piece L-Shaped Light Brown Velvet Sectional Sofa
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Jewel Highballs Set of 2
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Halima Linear Chandelier
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Bretagne 96″ Resin and Metal Dining Table
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Aspen: Lodgecore Redefined

Aspen: How Winter Should Feel There’s something about December that makes Aspen the blueprint for…
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Portuguese Bench
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1990s Iron & Marble Console
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I can usually tell within the first few minutes of meeting someone what kind of client they’re going to be. Not because of their style. Not because of the size of their house. It’s in the way they talk about their home. Sometimes they’ll apologize for it before we even walk in. “I know it’s kind of all over the place,” or, “We’ve lived with this for years.” And almost every time, I find myself thinking the same thing:
Your home isn’t the problem. It’s just waiting for someone to make a few confident decisions.

I think people assume interior design is about having better taste than everyone else. It isn’t. It’s pattern recognition. After twenty years of walking through homes, I don’t see a room the same way most people do anymore. I’m noticing what your eye keeps getting stuck on. Where the proportions feel off. Why one side of the room feels heavier than the other. Which thing is quietly throwing everything else out of balance.

Those aren’t things most homeowners should have to know. That’s what we’re here for. And honestly, that’s one of my favorite parts of this job. If you’ve ever hesitated to reach out or don’t know where to start with your project... message me, I’d love to chat!

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I can usually tell within the first few minutes of meeting someone what kind of client they’re going to be. Not because of their style. Not because of the size of their house. It’s in the way they talk about their home. Sometimes they’ll apologize for it before we even walk in. “I know it’s kind of all over the place,” or, “We’ve lived with this for years.” And almost every time, I find myself thinking the same thing: Your home isn’t the problem. It’s just waiting for someone to make a few confident decisions. I think people assume interior design is about having better taste than everyone else. It isn’t. It’s pattern recognition. After twenty years of walking through homes, I don’t see a room the same way most people do anymore. I’m noticing what your eye keeps getting stuck on. Where the proportions feel off. Why one side of the room feels heavier than the other. Which thing is quietly throwing everything else out of balance. Those aren’t things most homeowners should have to know. That’s what we’re here for. And honestly, that’s one of my favorite parts of this job. If you’ve ever hesitated to reach out or don’t know where to start with your project... message me, I’d love to chat!

There you have it... the den, for now.

I always say the best rooms aren’t the ones that feel perfect-they’re the ones that make you want to stay awhile.

This room has become exactly that. Morning coffee, evening happy hour, football games, reading, hanging with family... it’s already getting lived in the way we hoped it would.

Those are always my favorite projects.

Tell me your favorite part of this room!

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There you have it... the den, for now. I always say the best rooms aren’t the ones that feel perfect-they’re the ones that make you want to stay awhile. This room has become exactly that. Morning coffee, evening happy hour, football games, reading, hanging with family... it’s already getting lived in the way we hoped it would. Those are always my favorite projects. Tell me your favorite part of this room!

Comment ‘EDIT’ and we’ll send it straight to your inbox when it goes live this evening.

Lately I’ve been thinking a lot about the difference between something that’s simply trending... and something that actually changes the way a home feels.
This month I keep coming back to vintage textiles over oversized artwork.

Bathrooms that feel more like living rooms than bathrooms. Why I think plug-in sconces are one of the most underrated design tricks. Cherry red (in the smallest doses❤️). And why I’ll almost always tell a client to invest in a beautiful faucet before a trendy finish somewhere else.

These are the conversations we’ve been having in the studio. The screenshots I’ve been saving. The products sitting in my cart. The little ideas that slowly find their way into client projects and eventually into our own home.

I’ll dive much deeper into all of it in today’s edition of Between the Layers, along with my favorite sources, products, and the “why” behind each one.

I hope you’ll join me!

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Comment ‘EDIT’ and we’ll send it straight to your inbox when it goes live this evening. Lately I’ve been thinking a lot about the difference between something that’s simply trending... and something that actually changes the way a home feels. This month I keep coming back to vintage textiles over oversized artwork. Bathrooms that feel more like living rooms than bathrooms. Why I think plug-in sconces are one of the most underrated design tricks. Cherry red (in the smallest doses❤️). And why I’ll almost always tell a client to invest in a beautiful faucet before a trendy finish somewhere else. These are the conversations we’ve been having in the studio. The screenshots I’ve been saving. The products sitting in my cart. The little ideas that slowly find their way into client projects and eventually into our own home. I’ll dive much deeper into all of it in today’s edition of Between the Layers, along with my favorite sources, products, and the “why” behind each one. I hope you’ll join me!
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