The living space in our Golden Hour Project is a layering of soft earthy textures and tones. It’s a look that leaves vibrant colors to the views of nature out the window, but complements them with an understated organic vibe. It’s a sophisticated look but created with family friendly materials that hold up to kids, pets, and guests. Take a look how we created this beautiful, durable space.
Making your home functional often means making great use of every space. In the upstairs landing of our Golden Hour Project, comfortable furniture, soft textiles, a large screen TV, and a few fun games turn the small space into an inviting family room with enough space for lounging. Take a look how we created the comfortable space.
The Primary Bedroom of our Golden Hour Project uses tone-on-tone styling to create a serene space. The neutral room layers textures, woods, metals, and textiles to create a sophisticated and welcoming retreat. Take a look!
Bedrooms don’t need a lot to be both functional and beautiful, but with all the furniture and accessories available it can be overwhelming to select pieces that create a cohesive look. Today we are sharing the bedroom combinations we created in our Golden Hour Project. From beds and nightstands to bedding and lighting, each look creates a beautiful layered neutral look for a soothing bedroom oasis. Mix and match to find your favorite look.
The primary bath of our Golden Hour Project uses a beautiful layering of warm woods and cool earth tones to create a pretty space with a spa-like vibe.
We’ve shared a few sneak peeks of our Golden Hour Project, but today we are excited to reveal the colors and sources we used to design the kitchen. Warm woods and cool grays blend together to create a layered, pretty space. Take a look.
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As the days grow warmer and sun-soaked afternoons become the norm, yellow and gold tones are making a radiant statement in both fashion and home decor. This season, think breezy sundresses in marigold hues and accessories that shimmer in golden finishes—perfect for catching the light during golden hour.
Elevate your open-shelf styling with sconces. We use them when we can all throughout the home from open shelves in the kitchen or laundry room to built-in bookshelves in the living room or bedroom. The shape, metals, and textures of the lights themselves add interest, while functionally adding a soft glow and illuminating your prettiest styling pieces. Take a look at the sconces we are using in our projects and see how they create a prettier, more curated space.
Laundry rooms takes a lot of abuse, especially if they double as a utility space. They are full of dirty clothes, muddy shoes, soup, cleaning supplies, and lots of water. Although we care a lot about our spaces looking beautiful, we care even more that they are livable. Here are three ways we designed a more functional laundry space in our Golden Hour Project.
The Primary Bedroom of our Golden Hour Project uses tone-on-tone styling to create a serene space. Neutral can risk feeling boring, but if you carefully layer textures, woods, metals, and textiles you can create a design that feels both sophisticated and welcoming. Here’s five steps you can take to elevate your own space.
