Fall is here. Bring the rich earthy colors and patterns of the season inside your home with a quick pillow refresh. Mixing colors, textures and patterns help create an interesting layered look that we love. For fall, the fabrics get richer, the colors more saturated, and earth tones take center stage. Try a whole new mix or just layer in one or two favorites to mimic the vibe of the season.
When designing a large kitchen, clients are often questioning if the space needs one island or two. While a double-island kitchen can create a stunning focal point, it isn’t simply about making a statement. The best double-island layouts are driven by function. In our Mapleton Project, two islands allowed us to create distinct zones for prep, gathering, and circulation while maintaining the clean, open feel that defines the home.
Sometimes the best rug isn’t the first thing you notice in a room, it’s the reason everything else works.That was
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.
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.
Recreate this rich layered living space! For this home we chose an eclectic selection of furniture in different materials, textures, and wood tones. The result is a space that feels both inviting, livable, and lux.
