Blue and White Entryway with Botanical Wallpaper
An entryway has about five seconds to convince everyone that the rest of your house is this pulled together too. Botanical wallpaper, warm wood, crisp white millwork, brass, and blue-and-white accents give this foyer a classic first impression without making it feel overly formal.
Coastal Entryway with a Beaded Chandelier
An entryway has one job: make the rest of the house look promising. A beaded chandelier, warm rattan, an oversized mirror, soft neutrals, and natural texture give this coastal entry a beautiful first impression without filling it with things you have to walk around.
Coastal Entryway with Blue Hydrangea Wallpaper
An entryway is the perfect place to use the wallpaper you love but are slightly afraid to put anywhere else. Oversized blue hydrangeas, crisp white millwork, a woven console, and sculptural lighting create a cheerful first impression without taking itself too seriously.
Blue and White Playroom with Built-In Storage
A playroom can be beautiful, but if the kids can't put anything away by themselves, you've basically just designed yourself a second job. Built-in storage, blue slipcovers, woven baskets, and kid-friendly furniture create a family playroom that's comfortable, organized, and actually designed to be played in.
How to Create a Timeless Color Palette for Your Home
A timeless color palette does not require painting your entire house white and becoming afraid of color. Learn how to combine soft neutrals, favorite accent colors, natural materials, and repeated finishes to create a home that feels collected, cohesive, and designed to last.
The Formula for a Beautiful Coffee Table
If styling a coffee table somehow turns into moving the same three objects around for forty-five minutes, you are making it harder than it needs to be. This simple designer formula uses books, trays, greenery, varied heights, and plenty of breathing room to create a coffee table that looks beautiful and still works for everyday life.
How to Style a Console Table Like a Designer
If your console table looks slightly off, there's a good chance the problem isn't what you bought—it's where you put it. Learn how to use scale, height, layering, natural texture, and a little empty space to style a console table that feels collected instead of cluttered.
Navy Home Office with a Dining Table Desk
My favorite desk isn't actually a desk—it's a dining table. Deep navy built-ins, a generous warm wood work surface, white slipcovered seating, and simple styling create a home office that works hard without looking like an office at all.
Coastal Home Office with Slipcovered Swivel Chairs
A home office is considerably better when you don't immediately want to leave it the minute you're finished working. Soft blue cabinetry, white slipcovered swivel chairs, a dining table used as a desk, warm brass, and tailored drapery create a workspace that feels just as inviting as the rest of the house.
Traditional Foyer with a Console Cabinet
I love a beautiful open console, but give me cabinet doors in an entryway and I’m probably choosing them every time. A long storage cabinet, oversized brass mirror, glass lamps, subtle wallpaper, blue-and-white accents, and a patterned runner create a foyer that feels polished while still working hard for everyday life.