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Rustic 19th Century Elm Coffee Table
Bonnet Indoor / Outdoor Coffee Table
Aged Steel Gazebo
Concrete Sphere Oil Burner
French Art Deco 1940s Wrought Iron Coffee Table
Charles Dudouyt Large Oak Coffee Table
Miramar Sofa
Butchers Tan Table
Pair of Double Light Empire Style Sconces
Green and Natural Floral Hand Block Print Pillow Cover
Zalona
Fiore Dinner Plate
US Vintage Block Print Napoleon Chair | Emma Gold
Casa Nuno Green Assorted Plate Set
Royal Block Print Napkin
Suzanne Kasler Morris Small Lantern
Antique Indian Dhurrie Rugs
Designed Evermore Sling-Back Chair
Rustic Porcelain Garden Stool
Limestone Trough
Vintage Rattan Wicker Cane Brass Handwoven Placemats
Carrington Outdoor Wall Sconce
Claremont’s Tree of Life Pillow Cover
Gig Leather Chesterfield Chair by Leanne Ford
“Between Summer and Fall” Abstract Acrylic Painting
Bonnie Pendant
Parkside Rattan Woven Tray
Elara Vintage Vessel
Pair of 1950s Spanish Hand Woven Wicker on Wood Chairs
Pierce & Ward Twisted Metal Floor Lamp
Ceyra
Atherton Table Lamp
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People always think design starts with picking the sofa or paint color... but honestly, so much of our process lives in the tiny details.
A room doesn’t become you until it’s styled with intention. That’s why we spend time learning how you move through your day, what objects matter, where your eye naturally lands.
When we work with clients, we don’t just drop furniture into a floor plan. We design the feeling - the quiet corner, the morning moment, the lived-in beauty.
Styling a coffee table is just a peek at how much thought goes into every inch.
Ready to love where you live? Start the process through the link in our bio.
9 years ago, I was a stay-at-home mom, and suddenly the future felt wide open after this life-changing event.
If you’re new here, you might not know much about the other half of Clouz Houz...
Derrick (my husband). He used to show up on here more, but these days he prefers being behind the scenes. He’s the hands-on one, deep in renovations, and every once in a while he’ll pop in to teach a lesson or share a bit of the work.
Long before Clouz Houz existed, Derrick and I were always renovating our own homes because making something old feel fresh again was what we loved most. I started helping friends with their homes as a hobby, and after we moved, that uncertainty slowly turned into clarity.
Fast forward to today: Derrick and I built Clouz Houz together, getting back to our roots-flipping homes, investing in properties, restoring character, and creating spaces meant to be lived in. This little peek at our Sixth Street Bungalow feels like a full-circle moment... proof that sometimes not knowing what you’re going to do next is exactly how something meaningful begins.❤️
Decision fatigue is real.
Designer for a Day is a focused design working session for when you’re stuck—on paint, wallpaper, layout, finishes, furniture, or all of it.
Two 3-hour sessions.
Your home. Your questions.
Clear answers and a plan to move forward.
This isn’t full-service design or a done-for-you project.
It’s professional guidance so you can finally decide and move on.
If you’re ready to stop circling the same choices, inquire via the link in bio!
Perfectionist designer problems... It’s never about the outlet, it’s about peace of mind!
This was a client project we had so much fun bringing to life!
And with spring right around the corner, we’re officially shifting into outdoor mode over here.
This week, we’re talking all things outdoor spaces. How to get yours ready in time for the season, simple upgrades that make a big impact, and even sharing updates on our own exterior plans (fence, patio, garden... all of it.
If you’ve been staring at your backyard thinking “we need to do something out here...” this is your sign.
Stay tuned for this week’s blogs!