When we think about refreshing a bedroom, we always start with the pieces that quietly set the tone for the entire space. One of the most overlooked but most impactful elements is the nightstand. It may be small in scale, but the right nightstand can completely elevate the look and feel of a bedroom.
Rich, moody color continues to define interiors this year, and deep green stands out as a timeless choice. In our recent Mapleton Project, we used saturated green tones to create spaces that feel grounded, layered, and intentional. This shade adds depth and warmth while still functioning like a neutral—classic, calming, and designed to last.
As we step into the new year, there’s something refreshing about resetting your home with calm, neutral pieces that feel both timeless and intentional. Our latest finds are all about layering soft texture and understated beauty
In our recent projects, we’ve fallen in love with a few lighting looks. Here are five of them we are crushing on
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.
A new year always brings a natural desire to reset — to simplify, refresh, and create spaces that feel calm, beautiful, and intentional. It’s the perfect time to edit what you have, introduce lighter textures, and invest in pieces that elevate everyday living.
