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For this e-design client project, I wanted the room to feel like Spring - light and airy, contemporary yet comfortable. My client recently moved from NC to a condo in a larger city in South Florida for a promotion with work and wants her space to reflect her more mature status yet maintain her youthful spirit. She loves a modern boho style and wants to incorporate some of the 80’s aesthetic.
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Read MoreMost of us have something about our kitchens that we want to change. Some of those changes require a full gut renovation while others can be achieved through minor modifications. Either way, budget and functionality must be taken into consideration when deciding which changes take priority. Major change in appearance and functionality CAN be achieved without changing EVERYTHING!
Read MoreOne thing I always tell my clients is that I want them to feel like their home represents them as individuals. That is one reason I so greatly love the Boho aesthetic. The Boho style embraces natural textures, metallic accents, and saturated colors. It’s not about following rules and fitting a mold. It incorporates exotic touches and personal favorites. It feels relaxed, eclectic, and sophisticated at the same time, all while not abiding by any rules other than what you love.
For this week’s Shop the Look, may I present a Moody Boho Dining Room. This room is for deep conversation and long meals with friends and family. Meals full of Indian food and your favorite strong cocktail, not dainty, pretentious food where you can’t tell if it’s a garnish or a main course. Similarly, this is not a minimalist look but its layers are what create the feeling of coziness and individuality. Feel free to remove a layer. Or add one. It’s your home and you should do what makes you happy!
Read MoreSo many people use the terms “coastal” and “beachy” interchangeably however in the design world, they are different. Coastal exudes a relaxed, welcoming, and natural vibe while beachy conjures memories of shell motifs and “it’s 5 o’clock somewhere” signs. It’s not that flip-flop paintings and “life’s a beach” signs don’t have their place, it’s just that it doesn’t always invoke a sense of serenity and sophistication.
A bedroom is one of those rooms that really deserves a calming atmosphere. By utilizing calming colors, soft textures, and natural fibers, you can create a serene and sophisticated sanctuary.
Read MoreThere is something about living near the beach that makes people want to embrace the coastal style, regardless of their general aesthetic. For this recent renovation, the homeowners have a modern yet rustic style but wanted their newly renovated home to feel light and airy. Modern design is often associated with dark colors, hard lines, and stark minimalism, not the light and organic sensibilities of a more traditional coastal style. Throw the rustic style in there and you have quite a challenge. So how does one blend the three styles without feeling disjointed? By designing in a style I call Organic Modernism.
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