French Blue Kitchen with Brass Lanterns
French blue is one of those colors that gives you plenty of personality without asking the whole kitchen to commit to it. Creamy cabinetry, soft blue textiles, warm brass, marble, and relaxed upholstery create a classic coastal kitchen that feels colorful, airy, and easy to update over time.
Formal Living Room with a Bubble Chandelier
A formal living room should still feel like somewhere you’re allowed to sit. Paneled walls and tall windows bring the polish, while a bubble chandelier, relaxed slipcovers, an upholstered ottoman, natural jute, and soft linen keep the room comfortable and inviting.
Living Room with a White Stone Fireplace
A white fireplace doesn’t have to be dramatic to be the most interesting thing in the room. Textured stone, relaxed linen, natural jute, pale blue accents, and one black chandelier create a bright neutral living room that feels soft, layered, and anything but flat.
Coastal Dining Room with a Shell Chandelier
A shell chandelier gives you all the sparkle of a statement light fixture without making the dining room feel too dressed up. Warm whitewashed wood, soft slipcovered chairs, natural fiber, and relaxed linen create a coastal dining room that feels polished, comfortable, and easy enough for everyday living.
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.
Classic Navy & Neutral Bedroom with Light Oak Furnishings
One dark piece can completely change a light room without making the whole space feel dark. A navy upholstered bed, pale oak furniture, geometric wallpaper, plaid drapery, warm leather, and natural texture create a boys bedroom that feels a little more grown up without growing up too fast.
Southern Dining Room with a Round Table
If the room has enough space for one, I think it’s hard to beat a round dining table. Warm wood, soft blue upholstered chairs, natural texture, tailored linen drapery, and layered lighting create a classic dining room designed to make gathering around the table feel easy.
Classic Kitchen with a Black Island
A black kitchen island is a commitment—but if you're already renovating, I think it's a very good place to make one. Warm white cabinetry, natural wood, black Windsor seating, brass lighting, linen, and woven texture create a classic kitchen with plenty of contrast without sacrificing its bright, welcoming feel.
Girls Bedroom with Blush Drapery
If you want to use a color you love without asking the entire room to commit to it, drapery is one of my favorite places to start. Pink Lemonade curtains, soft blue florals, touches of green, warm burl wood, brass, and natural texture create a girls bedroom that feels sweet, layered, and easy to grow with.
Classic Covered Patio with Outdoor Fireplace & Dining Space
An outdoor room should be comfortable enough that nobody is volunteering to go back inside. This covered patio pairs a white brick fireplace, woven seating, soft blue accents, and a full dining area for a space designed to be used all season long.
White Kitchen with a Walnut Island
A warm walnut island gives this light-filled white kitchen just the right amount of contrast. Marble, brass lanterns, linen drapery, French-style counter stools, and a softly faded runner add layers of texture while keeping the overall look bright, classic, and inviting.
Guest House with Iron Ring Chandeliers
A bright guest house designed for easy, comfortable living, with vaulted ceilings, crisp white finishes, soft blue seating, and classic iron ring chandeliers. The white brick fireplace anchors the space, while layers of natural texture keep the light, neutral palette feeling warm and inviting.
Formal Dining Room with Bubble Glass Chandeliers
Two chandeliers are one of those design choices that sound like a lot—until you see them over a long dining table. This dining room pairs bubble glass lighting, soft blue slipcovered chairs, pale wood, and warm brass for a look that feels polished but still completely comfortable.
Classic Lowcountry Backyard Retreat with Pool & Outdoor Dining | Shop the Look
A backyard like this is exactly why people put up with Southern summers. Live oaks, Spanish moss, gravel paths, string lights, a pool, and plenty of places to gather create a Lowcountry retreat made for long dinners and even longer evenings outside.
