Take the guess work out of design with quick picks from our design team. This week we are sharing a neutral bedroom update that pairs an earthy mix of wood tones and colors with glam highlights in velvet, gold, and glass. It’s a pairing that feel rich, but comfortable.
When we think about designing a room, our focus naturally goes to the floors, the furniture, and the walls. But there’s one surface that often gets overlooked—and it has the power to completely transform a space. The ceiling, often called the fifth wall, is an opportunity to add character, warmth, and unexpected style.
Whether your home leans modern, transitional, or classic, decorative ceiling treatments can bring depth and intention to a room. Here are a few of my favorite ways to elevate your ceilings while keeping the overall look timeless and livable.
There’s something about the start of a new year that makes us crave a fresh reset at home. The good news? You don’t need a full renovation—or even new furniture—to make your space feel updated. A few thoughtful changes can completely shift the mood of a room and make it feel lighter, calmer, and more intentional. If you’re looking for simple, impactful updates, these three ideas are an easy place to start.
Our Mapleton Project is a grand home with multiple bathrooms; plenty of spaces for us to explore trending bathroom looks. The overall project is a beautiful blend of traditional made modern using organic materials, layered textures, saturated colors, and bold patterns. Take a look at how we brought this aesthetic in to the bathrooms to give each it’s own unique look.
Designing a home that feels both current and enduring is always the goal. Trends bring freshness and energy to a space, while timeless design creates longevity and comfort. The most successful interiors find the sweet spot between the two—spaces that feel relevant now but won’t feel dated years down the road. Here’s how we approach balancing timeless design with today’s trends.
In 2026, kitchens are becoming less crisp and clean and more the heart of the home with lots of interesting textures and warm neutrals that create that cozy feeling of home.
