The Project

Two years in the making. Forty-eight hours of installing, styling, and watching this project finally come alive for its moment in front of the lens. A shoot with Emily Kennedy capturing every detail, and this home on her absolute best behavior. 

What started as a vision grew into something bigger than us—and standing here now, it feels surreal. I’m endlessly grateful to work with clients who value our expertise, trust the process, and truly want to create something lasting. 

Continue reading How We Turned a Formal Home Into a Fresh, Functional, and Feel-Good Space

Rich, rustic, and full of soul.

When I think of fall design that really feels lived-in, Etsy is always the first stop. Unlike in Part 1: Amazon, which nails the quick wins and designer basics, Etsy is where I go when I want a space to tell a story. It’s the difference between styled and soulful… pieces with history, handmade details, and that beautiful imperfection that makes a room feel like someone really lives there.

Continue reading Designer Look for Less: Fall Edition Part II — Etsy

Elevated, timeless, and actually shoppable

The first crisp morning hit and my stylist brain switched on. We’re about to start a renovation (read: no house to style yet), so I’ve been doing what I do best—sourcing with intention. Not “pumpkin-everything” and orange overload, but calm, classic layers that make a space feel collected and lived-in.

This post is Part I of a new series I’ve wanted to make for ages: Designer Look for Less.

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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.

Continue reading October Edit: What’s Catching My Eye This Month