Favorite Fall Pieces that last all Season Long
Some of our favorite fall items are those that you can layer in and keep up all season long. Investing in a few versatile fun fall items allows you to layer them in now with some branches of color leaves, keep them through Halloween mixed with a few spooky accents, and then make them part of your Thanksgiving tablescape for the feast. Take a look at these classic fall looks!
60 Second Design Tip: Eliminate Clutter, Focus on Scale
Want your home to feel more expensive? You don’t need more decor, you need fewer, larger pieces. We’re talking oversized art, statement lighting, and substantial accessories. We always try to focus on intentional design with less clutter, more impact.
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Still Love It: Our Summit Creek Project
All Photography: Rebekah Westover, Builder: Split Rock Custom Homes, Architect: Mcquay Architects There are some projects you look back on
How to Mix Light Oak Cabinets With a Dark Island
One of our favorite design combinations right now is the mix of warm light oak cabinetry with a rich, dark island. It’s a look that feels both timeless and fresh, creating beautiful contrast while maintaining the warmth that makes a home feel inviting. In our Sunset Shores Project, we used rift-sawn oak cabinetry paired with a black glazed island and matching open shelving to create a kitchen that feels elevated, layered, and full of character.
Take a look at our
Still Love It: Our Summit Creek Project
All Photography: Rebekah Westover, Builder: Split Rock Custom Homes, Architect:
How to Mix Light Oak Cabinets With a Dark Island
One of our favorite design combinations right now is the mix of warm light oak cabinetry with a rich, dark island. It’s a look that feels both timeless and fresh, creating beautiful contrast while maintaining the warmth that makes a home feel inviting. In our Sunset Shores Project, we used rift-sawn oak cabinetry paired with a black glazed island and matching open shelving to create a kitchen that feels elevated, layered, and full of character.
Your Fall Formula: Layered Textures + Natural Elements
The best part of fall decorating is the chance to bring warmth and coziness into your home. If you light to keep your home fresh and neutral, layer textures, earthy hues, and natural elements that elevate your spaces without overwhelming them.
How to Style Halloween: Spooky but Elevated
Halloween decorating should be fun, but that doesn’t mean you have to completely change the look and feel of your home for the season. We love Halloween décor that feels festive and playful while still working with the colors, textures, and pieces you already have.
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