November Check-In

Flip the calendar, flip the vibe. November 1 hits — and suddenly I want cinnamon in my coffee, twinkle lights, and a sweater over my pajamas while I work! If you’re not up for full-on holiday decorating this year, same here. We are mid-renovation, so I’m letting the house feel festive and intentional on purpose with a few smart pieces, plus some fashion and lifestyle picks to set the mood.

The season starts with small rituals.

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A season of softer light, layered textures, and small, considered moves

Fall changes the pace, doesn’t it? Afternoons go honey-gold, the air gets a little more crisp, and homes start asking for warmth without clutter. October is that hinge month—still easy and breezy from summer, but quietly getting ready for hosting, early sunsets, and longer evenings in. That’s the headspace for this edit.

The mood (and why it suits fall)

I’m reaching for things that feel steady and lived-in: wood with visible grain, brass that’s okay with fingerprints, linen that shows a bit of slub, suede and wool you actually want to touch.

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There’s something undeniably charming—and practical—about a well-designed wet and/or dry bar. Whether it’s tucked into a hallway nook, built into a basement lounge, or integrated just off the kitchen, the right setup can elevate how a space functions and feels. And … it’s important to decide how you really plan to use the space. Sometimes a dry bar is totally sufficient (much easier to create) other times, a wet bar is more necessary. We’ve designed both for our clients, so before jumping into tile samples and faucet finishes, it’s important to understand the foundation of what makes a wet bar work.

Continue reading Anatomy of a Beautiful Wet Bar: Let’s Break it Down

This year, we set out to create a tablescape that felt equal parts timeless and effortless—something rooted in spring, but versatile enough to carry into any occasion. While we’re using it as our inspiration for Easter, what we love most is how easily it can evolve. Take away the dyed eggs and the bunny-shaped glass cloche, and suddenly you have a beautifully styled setup that works just as well for a Mother’s Day brunch, a springtime bridal or baby shower, or a graduation celebration.

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The Brass Rail Detail That Took Our Bar to the Next Level

When we started designing our wet bar, I knew from the very beginning that I wanted a space that felt intentional and complete. Not just a functional corner, but something that looked and felt polished. Enter: brass shelf rails.

I’ve had my eye on these for years, obsessing over how they make even the simplest shelves look built-in and custom.

Continue reading Brass Rails At The Bar!