All the design talk.
Specific to my trade industry family, I send quarterly hellos about the deeper behind-the-scenes chat, what’s coming, and all things design. Be sure to save my email in your contact list so nothing goes to that SPAM box.
I’m so thrilled to chat and collab over upcoming projects. Cheers to pretty spaces, my friend.
IN THE MEANTIME, HERE ARE SOME GOOD READS
Let’s talk about florals. Not the quiet, shrinking ones. I mean the loud, proud, petal-packed prints that feel like a love letter to every version of yourself who ever spun around in a full skirt or covered her walls in daisy stickers — or wanted to but opted out. Spring is here, and she’s not being shy.
Bold colors have the ability to bring out emotion, set the mood, and create a memorable space. Color brings out so much personality into a room, turning it from ordinary to awesome. Even small commitments can still be bold ones. Here are some surefire reasons to consider bold color palettes in your design:
Powder rooms are the ideal spot to experiment with bold choices you might hesitate to try in larger areas. Think rich paint colors, statement lighting, or even a metallic ceiling. With less square footage, you can splurge on luxurious materials or high-impact wallpaper without breaking the bank.
What started as a conversation with my sister about taking our kids to the zoo turned into opening up a toddler-friendly coffee shop in our local town. Although we passed the baton of the business, I can’t deny all that I learned from the hospitality industry.
Have you ever walked into a room and felt instantly hugged by the energy? That’s the magic of both color and wood drenching a space—a bold design technique that’s all about committing to one hue and letting it take over your space in the most transformative way.