When we moved, I knew I wanted this room to be Westley’s. I loved the huge window and thought it would be a great space for him to play and enjoy, not just sleep. I also knew I wasn’t ready to transition him to a full-on big boy room yet, so I wanted to make use of much of what we had, while giving it an updated/slightly more mature feel. Enter in the primary colors - red, blue and yellow. It feels like a true toddler’s room.When we moved, I knew I wanted this room to be Westley’s. I loved the huge window and thought it would be a great space for him to play and enjoy, not just sleep. I also knew I wasn’t ready to transition him to a full-on big boy room yet, so I wanted to make use of much of what we had, while giving it an updated/slightly more mature feel. Enter in the primary colors - red, blue and yellow. It feels like a true toddler’s room…

Welcome to our new living room! A warm but monochromatic palette of white, off-white, brown and black. This sun-drenched space is the heart of our home - we entertain here, we lounge here, we traffic through here, often. Let’s start with the after photos before we get into the journey of how this eclectic space came to be…

As some of you know from following me on Instagram, we moved this past summer. We were ready to leave the city and the prospect of having more space and outdoor space greatly appealed. Long story short, this rental property dropped into our lives serendipitously and from the time we first saw the listing to when we moved in, it was 11 days… a personal best in my history of moving :). Furnishing the extra 2,000 sq ft of home we found ourselves with has been equally as exhilarating as it has been exhausting! Let’s dive into how our new bedroom came together… this space was definitely a labor of love…

As a follow up to my Bohemian Design Style blog post, here is a collection of shoppable furnishings and decor that align with both the “California Casual” and “Vintage Hippie” aesthetics I go into detail about in my earlier post…

The Bohemian design style is eclectic, comfortable, relaxed, free-spirited, artistic. Natural materials and fresh greenery are essential. Layers of color, textures, textiles, art and unique sentimental pieces (collected from travels) play an important role as well. Furnishings tend to be more sparse - not stark, just somewhat minimalist as an ode to simple living - whereas decor, accents and plants are prevalent…

I’m excited to share this article I collaborated on with Redfin and many other amazing design experts to reveal 23 unexpected places where you can get creative and add accent colors to liven up your home!

Last weekend was one of the most gratifying I’ve had in a while. It was the culmination of a lot of time, mental & physical effort, pre-planning and a 72-hour grind that resulted in a wonderful outcome for my client…

A curated collection of Art Deco-style furnishings, decor, wallpaper & lighting to help you achieve the elegant look (at a reasonable price point). Click each image to shop!