As an interior designer, one of the quickest ways I elevate any space—whether it's a cozy family room or a polished office—is with beautiful, well-fitted curtains. I truly believe that even if you have blinds, curtains are still a must. They’re not just a finishing touch—they're a foundational design element that adds warmth, texture, color, and personality to a room.

Not every transformation requires a full renovation. In this recent living room project, we kept the existing layout and architecture completely intact—and focused instead on adding built-in bookcases, new furniture, and layered decor to bring fresh life and function to the space.

As an interior designer and a mom, I love refreshing my home when the seasons change—especially when spring arrives. After a long Midwest winter, it feels good to lighten up our spaces, bring in fresh energy, and embrace the warmer weather ahead. The best part? A seasonal refresh doesn’t have to break the bank! Whether you’re looking for small, budget-friendly updates or ready to invest in bigger changes, here are some of my favorite ways to refresh your home for spring.

As a homeowner, interior designer, DIY enthusiast, and busy mom, I’ve come to accept that no matter how much I accomplish in a day, there’s always that stubborn 5% that lingers undone.

As an interior designer, I’m a firm believer that an organized home is not just aesthetically pleasing but also a game-changer for functionality and peace of mind.

Valentine’s Day isn’t just about chocolates and flowers—it’s the perfect excuse to create a cozy, romantic atmosphere in your home.

Pantone’s Color of the Year is more than just a trend.

Whether it’s about creating a fresh look or enhancing functionality, small changes can make a big difference. Let’s explore easy and budget-friendly ideas to refresh your space and embrace the new year with style.

As an interior designer, I’m a firm believer that an organized home is not just aesthetically pleasing but also a game-changer for functionality and peace of mind.

The pros and cons of an open floor plan