Between the Layers | Design Guide Series
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Woven Sabbia Breakfast Tray
Dasha Pogodina ‘Let’s look to the future with hope’
1970s Vintage Modular Rattan 2 Piece Sofa Chairs
Cascading Top Rectangle Coffee Table
Flag Halyard Chair Quickship
Pair of Petite Round Form Rattan Chairs
Rattan Mushroom Lantern
White Cherry Blossom Branch
Bodene Round Black Resin Coffee Table
Buchanan Clear Stacking Double Old-Fashioned Glass
Lennon Ocean Cotton Handmade Area Rug
Sesann Sofa | Three Seater
Brutalist Style Italian Dry Bar
Marco Maran X3 Chairs for Knoll
Godinger Silver Art Co Dublin Crystal Captains Decanter
Westwood Sectional
The Aldama Rug
Magnetic Midnight Canaflecha Pouf
Black Leather Modern Satin Brass Sarah Ceiling Pendant Drum
Wes Wood 6-Drawer Dresser
Italian Bamboo and Brass Gabriella Crespi Inspired Pair of Lamps
Hexsation Chandelier
Sommer Dining Table
Costa Black Metal Outdoor Dining Armchair
Penelope Round Indoor/Outdoor Dining Table
Knot Weave Doormat
Sydney Vessel
Gold Nebula Hand Painted Pendant Lamp
Halcyon Napkin Set
Alcott Melamine Dinner Plates
Wave Club Umbrella
Air Linen Asymmetrical Halter Top
Cane Chargers
Scarlet Embroidered Ballerina
Moon Tote Bag
Overflow Boyfriend Flare Jeans
Goldie Tee in Stripe
Miss Cat Belted Set With Detachable Feathers in Mint
Alice Cotton One Shoulder Tee
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If you’re going to be creative, you have to be willing to stay in a bit of a playful mindset... not everything can be overthought or perfectly safe, because that’s usually when things start to fall flat. I see this all the time, even in my own home, where the moments I almost didn’t do something end up being the ones I love the most. The same goes for our client work. The best spaces don’t come from playing it safe, they come from trusting the process and being open to ideas you might not have considered at first. That’s really the point of hiring a designer, especially at a higher level. You’re not bringing us in to repeat what you already know you like or to be directed every step of the way. You’re bringing us in for our perspective, our resources, and the ability to see things a little differently. We’re never going to lead you in a direction that doesn’t work, but we are going to push you a bit, because that’s where a space starts to feel more thoughtful, more layered, and ultimately a more thoughtful, refined version of your vision. Brought to life with a level of detail that’s hard to achieve without a clear plan behind it.
Part 2!

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Kaylei in the Oregon studio, while I’m in the Tennessee office together, collaborating on building out a client’s space... this is what our Premier Virtual Design actually looks like behind the scenes.

Most virtual design services stop at a moodboard, but we’re thinking through how you actually live in your home... what’s working, what’s not, and how every material fits together before you ever click “add to cart.” From detailed floor plans and elevations to fully curated selections and a complete spec guide.

Just delivered in a way that lets you implement it on your own timeline. If you’ve been wanting a designer but don’t necessarily need the full-service logistics, this is exactly where we see this working really well. If that sounds like you, you can inquire through our website or fill out our inquiry form to get started (link in bio) 🤍
Work in progress but here’s a closer look at our living room and some of the pieces that make it sing!

Come back for part 2 to round out this space. I love being able to candidly talk about the progress and special elements that went into designing this room.