Spruce your stoop this spring to create a warmer welcome and better curb appeal. Your front porch is a great place to hang out in warm weather, watching your kids in the front yard and chatting with passing neighbors. Make it a more welcoming space for you and your visitors, All it takes is five easy updates and we’ve shopped some favorite looks. Take a look!
For years no one could get enough of the Modern Farmhouse vibe with its crisp color palette, black frame windows, and shiplapped walls. But as you know, design has turned toward the traditional with creamier whites, darker woods, and softer lines, making the Modern Farmhouse of a few years ago feels a little cold. Today’s dream home beautifully shows how to update the look, infusing the white modern farmhouse aesthetic with the warmer sophistication of the English country cottage. Take a look how creamier tones, darker woods, and organic textures can still feel fresh and modern.
Design: aaNovo Design + Build
Photo: Sarah Shields Photo
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.
Warmer weather has us dreaming of days spent completely outdoors. And in those dreams, we are hanging out in this outdoor living space. With layers of organic materials and textures, it captures the beauty of the surrounding outdoors without sacrificing the comfort of an indoor living room. Take a look and be inspired by this beautiful backyard oasis.
Design: Modern Nest
Styling/Furnishing: Market by Modern Nest
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
We’ve been so lucky to collaborate with Hudson Valley Lighting on several lighting collections we love. The collections are inspired by the California beach town where I live and work, my love of modern clean lines mixed with coastal, mid-century shapes, and bohemian influences. Each light makes a beautiful statement that elevates and brightens any space. Take a look!
Image: Beach Front Project / Rebekah Westover Photography
