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.
Built-in Bunk Rooms are a huge trend. They are a great way to optimize space and a fun place to play with color. We’ve built out bunk rooms in many of our recent projects and have experimented with light colors that feel airy and dark colors that feel bold. Today we’re sharing the exact paint colors we’ve used. Which look is your favorite?
Image: Golden Hour Project / Rebekah Westover Photography
The primary bedroom of our Beach Front Project is a crisp white foundation grounded by an intricate rug and warmed with a layering of soft neutral textures and white washed woods. It’s an airy space that is fresh and inviting. Today we are sharing how to get the look!
Design has turned to earthy neutrals in shades of browns. Love the look but don’t want to sacrifice the crisp feel of white? Take a look at how we created an earthy warm vibe in this fresh white bunk room and then create a similar look by shopping our favorites!
Family Ties Custom Build / Rebekah Westover Photography The Master Bedroom of our Family Ties Custom Build is a soft and
White and Brass Nightstand – Look For Less Here (Kailee Wright Project More Here) / 1 / 2 / 3
