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Mavis Ruffle Trim Flat Clutch
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Hydrangea Bird in Aqua & Rose Pillow
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Beckett Counter Stool Aged Brass
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Leonelle Box-Pleated Sofa
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The Palm Beach Collection: Architecture, Designs, and Gardens
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Banana Yellow Daisy Slide Sandal
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Lake Como Capri Maxi Pleated Straw Sun Hat
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Carina Dining Chair
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Illuminate Utility Mini Dress
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Michael Smith Grace Cyan Floral Pillow Cover
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Seashell Encrusted Jewelry Box, Vintage Coastal
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Modernist ‘Abalone Lawyer’s Lamp’ with Real Vintage Abalone Seashell
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Brookings Floor Lamp
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Kaisa napkin ring
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Set de table Breezy
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Floral Watercolor Place Cards
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Fenicio Glass, Lilac
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Balloton Water Glass Pink
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Narcissus Floral Pillow Cover
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Halcyon Napkin Set
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Selva Stationery
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Limoncello Pique Holmes Boyfriend Polo
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Navy Perry Pullover
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Celeste Esther Long Sleeve Blouse
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Sirena Celadon Salad Plate
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Fantasia Italian Flatware Sets
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Pompeii Espresso Cup & Saucer
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Rivington Chair
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Antique Round Marble Top Table
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Lee Ruched Printed Shade Brass Table Lamp
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Clark Flush Mount
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Hampton Mini Chandelier
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Schumacher Graphic Fringe
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Cabo Woven Rattan End Table
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The Palm Beach Style That’s Trending

Why We’re Exploring the Palm Beach Courtyard Look   This month, we’re taking design cues…
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Provence Rattan Tealight Whitewash
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Tufted Cotton Floor Cushion, Garden Floral
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Green Floral and Bird Jar
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Oriente Italiano Malachite Dinner Plate
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Natural Rattan Wall Sconce
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Vintage Petal Shape Ceramic Serving Bowl with Rope Handles
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LumaBase Electric Café String Lights
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Solino Home Chambray Indigo Linen Dinner Napkins
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Denique Decorative Lanterns Candle Holder
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Natural Bamboo Flatware Sets
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New Soleil pant in linen
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New Capitaine shirt in Baird McNutt Irish linen
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Vera Bradley Premium Cotton Large Pouch
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Rope Handles
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Alix Herb Rechargeable Lamp
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Michelangelo Rattan Outdoor Single Chaise Lounge
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High-Low Style:
The Clouz Houz Picks for a Stylish July

A Fresh Take on July: The Edit There’s something about Oregon in July that just…
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Devon Willow Hurricane
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The Paloma Dress
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Clea Flip Flop
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L’Été Tote
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Palecek Nali Modern Classic Natural White Stone Fiberglass Outdoor Table
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Gretchen Vase
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Dorset Side Table
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Floral Blossom Napkins
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Monique Lhuillier Arles Party Bucket
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Rattan Urn
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Jivera Outdoor Acacia Chaise Lounge
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Flatwoven Double Border Performance Rug
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The Amalfi Umbrella
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Solar Pathway Lights
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Crow Canyon Crab Oval Tray
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Straw Clutch
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White Linen Table Lamp Shade
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Le Specs Velodrome Sunglasses
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Adina Reyter Extralarge Seed Pearl Necklace
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Cape Cod Wicker Picnic Basket
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June Edit:
Nantucket-Inspired Finds
That Never Go Out of Style

PhoJune is here, and suddenly I want to rearrange my entire life. That sounds dramatic,…
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Woven Sabbia Breakfast Tray
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Dasha Pogodina ‘Let’s look to the future with hope’
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1970s Vintage Modular Rattan 2 Piece Sofa Chairs
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Cascading Top Rectangle Coffee Table
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Flag Halyard Chair Quickship
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Pair of Petite Round Form Rattan Chairs
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Rattan Mushroom Lantern
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White Cherry Blossom Branch
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Bodene Round Black Resin Coffee Table
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Buchanan Clear Stacking Double Old-Fashioned Glass
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Lennon Ocean Cotton Handmade Area Rug
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Sesann Sofa | Three Seater
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Brutalist Style Italian Dry Bar
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Marco Maran X3 Chairs for Knoll
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Godinger Silver Art Co Dublin Crystal Captains Decanter
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Westwood Sectional
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The Aldama Rug
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Magnetic Midnight Canaflecha Pouf
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Black Leather Modern Satin Brass Sarah Ceiling Pendant Drum
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Wes Wood 6-Drawer Dresser
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Italian Bamboo and Brass Gabriella Crespi Inspired Pair of Lamps
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Hexsation Chandelier
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Sommer Dining Table
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Costa Black Metal Outdoor Dining Armchair
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Penelope Round Indoor/Outdoor Dining Table
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Knot Weave Doormat
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Sydney Vessel
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Gold Nebula Hand Painted Pendant Lamp
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Halcyon Napkin Set
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Alcott Melamine Dinner Plates
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Wave Club Umbrella
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Air Linen Asymmetrical Halter Top
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Cane Chargers
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Scarlet Embroidered Ballerina
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Moon Tote Bag
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Overflow Boyfriend Flare Jeans
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Goldie Tee in Stripe
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Miss Cat Belted Set With Detachable Feathers in Mint
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Alice Cotton One Shoulder Tee
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A Soulful Spin on Retro Glam:
Venice-Inspired Interiors

If you are new here, we feature a locale each month that we dream to…
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Why We Opted for a Dutch Door

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One thing I’m always designing for: what actually happens in your house when no one’s looking.

I care less about matching lamps and more about where you drop your keys, how many shoes pile up by the back door, and which chair your dog has secretly claimed as their own. That’s the real brief.

When we start a project, I’m asking questions like:
Where does everyone land after school or work?
Do you eat at the island or the table (or the sofa... be honest)?
Do you host big, loud groups or two friends over for a glass of wine?

Those answers shape everything from the fabrics I’ll fight for, how much storage we build in, where we splurge and where we save.

Because a pretty room is easy.
A home that can handle real life, get lived in hard, and still feel like you in ten years?
That’s the hard work I love doing.

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One thing I’m always designing for: what actually happens in your house when no one’s looking. I care less about matching lamps and more about where you drop your keys, how many shoes pile up by the back door, and which chair your dog has secretly claimed as their own. That’s the real brief. When we start a project, I’m asking questions like: Where does everyone land after school or work? Do you eat at the island or the table (or the sofa... be honest)? Do you host big, loud groups or two friends over for a glass of wine? Those answers shape everything from the fabrics I’ll fight for, how much storage we build in, where we splurge and where we save. Because a pretty room is easy. A home that can handle real life, get lived in hard, and still feel like you in ten years? That’s the hard work I love doing.

Merry Christmas Eve, friends! I’m sharing this from the archives (since our home is still a construction zone 🤪)... wishing you all a very Merry Christmas with your loved ones.❤️

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Merry Christmas Eve, friends! I’m sharing this from the archives (since our home is still a construction zone 🤪)... wishing you all a very Merry Christmas with your loved ones.❤️

20k. Wow. Feeling a little surreal over here (and right before Christmas!). Emma surprised me with this cake today and it honestly made me pause and take it all in. This journey has been nothing without you all (this community) showing up, supporting, growing with me. I’m so grateful for every message, interaction, and tiny bit of love along the way.

And I’ll be honest... it’s not always easy showing up here every day and sharing so many pieces of our lives. You don’t see everything, and that’s okay. But what’s real is this connection and the people on the other side of the screen.

Here’s to all of you. Thank you for being here, for cheering us on, and for making this space feel like something worth building.❤️

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20k. Wow. Feeling a little surreal over here (and right before Christmas!). Emma surprised me with this cake today and it honestly made me pause and take it all in. This journey has been nothing without you all (this community) showing up, supporting, growing with me. I’m so grateful for every message, interaction, and tiny bit of love along the way. And I’ll be honest... it’s not always easy showing up here every day and sharing so many pieces of our lives. You don’t see everything, and that’s okay. But what’s real is this connection and the people on the other side of the screen. Here’s to all of you. Thank you for being here, for cheering us on, and for making this space feel like something worth building.❤️

After designing and remodeling so many bathrooms, here are 5 mistakes I’ll never make again:

1. Stopping tile too low on the wall.
Tiling only part way up can make a bathroom feel choppy and visually shorter. Taking tile higher (or all the way up in key areas) instantly feels more custom and elevates even the smallest space.

2. Choosing form over storage.
A pretty pedestal sink with nowhere to hide anything... I’ve learned my lesson. Vanities with drawers, medicine cabinets, and smart niches keep your counters clear and make your bathroom actually livable. For example, pretty pedestal sinks have my heart — but they have zero secrets. If you truly love the look, add a tailored sink skirt to hide essentials, or do what we’re doing in our own project: bringing in an entire wall of IKEA PAX built-ins for overflow storage. Desianers think hard about lifestyle... because a beautiful bathroom that doesn’t actually work never stays beautiful.

3. Using the wrong grout color.
Bright white grout on a busy floor or in a shower is a cleaning nightmare. A softer, mid-tone grout is more forgiving, ages better, and lets the tile shine instead of the lines.

4. Cheap, overly shiny hardware and fixtures.
Nothing dates a bathroom faster than ultra-shiny, lightweight hardware. A tip I give clients: always look for weight and finish depth. Polished nickel with a warm undertone, unlacquered brass that patinas beautifully, or even aged bronze instantly elevates a space. Spend once and avoid upgrading again in two years.

5. Relying only on overhead lighting.
One can light = harsh, flat, unflattering. Layered lighting changes everything. Add sconces at face level (ladies... this is a game changer for getting ready), plus a decorative fixture or even a candle for a softer, moodier feel.

If you’re planning a remodel or want help avoiding these mistakes in your own home, send me a DM — we’d love to help you design a bathroom you’ll love for years🤍

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After designing and remodeling so many bathrooms, here are 5 mistakes I’ll never make again: 1. Stopping tile too low on the wall. Tiling only part way up can make a bathroom feel choppy and visually shorter. Taking tile higher (or all the way up in key areas) instantly feels more custom and elevates even the smallest space. 2. Choosing form over storage. A pretty pedestal sink with nowhere to hide anything... I’ve learned my lesson. Vanities with drawers, medicine cabinets, and smart niches keep your counters clear and make your bathroom actually livable. For example, pretty pedestal sinks have my heart — but they have zero secrets. If you truly love the look, add a tailored sink skirt to hide essentials, or do what we’re doing in our own project: bringing in an entire wall of IKEA PAX built-ins for overflow storage. Desianers think hard about lifestyle... because a beautiful bathroom that doesn’t actually work never stays beautiful. 3. Using the wrong grout color. Bright white grout on a busy floor or in a shower is a cleaning nightmare. A softer, mid-tone grout is more forgiving, ages better, and lets the tile shine instead of the lines. 4. Cheap, overly shiny hardware and fixtures. Nothing dates a bathroom faster than ultra-shiny, lightweight hardware. A tip I give clients: always look for weight and finish depth. Polished nickel with a warm undertone, unlacquered brass that patinas beautifully, or even aged bronze instantly elevates a space. Spend once and avoid upgrading again in two years. 5. Relying only on overhead lighting. One can light = harsh, flat, unflattering. Layered lighting changes everything. Add sconces at face level (ladies... this is a game changer for getting ready), plus a decorative fixture or even a candle for a softer, moodier feel. If you’re planning a remodel or want help avoiding these mistakes in your own home, send me a DM — we’d love to help you design a bathroom you’ll love for years🤍

“Designers are expensive.” That’s the public opinion... and sometimes, it’s true. But it’s also the reason we exist.
A designer’s fee is almost always less than the cost of redoing things that weren’t done right the first time.

We see it all the time. Clients come to us after plans are finalized, materials are ordered, and the space is already under construction. By then, it’s much harder (and more expensive) to course-correct. Details like lighting placement, ceiling heights, tile layout, and even outlet locations all impact the final design. And when we’re part of the process early, those decisions work together instead of against each other.

Working with a designer isn’t just about how your home looks.. It’s about how it feels and functions. Our role is to bridge the gap between vision and execution, to make sure every decision supports the next one.

If you’re in the early stages of building or renovating, this is your sign to bring design in from the start. It’s an investment in doing it once, and doing it beautifully.

Inquire through our site (link in bio) to start your project!

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“Designers are expensive.” That’s the public opinion... and sometimes, it’s true. But it’s also the reason we exist. A designer’s fee is almost always less than the cost of redoing things that weren’t done right the first time. We see it all the time. Clients come to us after plans are finalized, materials are ordered, and the space is already under construction. By then, it’s much harder (and more expensive) to course-correct. Details like lighting placement, ceiling heights, tile layout, and even outlet locations all impact the final design. And when we’re part of the process early, those decisions work together instead of against each other. Working with a designer isn’t just about how your home looks.. It’s about how it feels and functions. Our role is to bridge the gap between vision and execution, to make sure every decision supports the next one. If you’re in the early stages of building or renovating, this is your sign to bring design in from the start. It’s an investment in doing it once, and doing it beautifully. Inquire through our site (link in bio) to start your project!
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