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Effortless Coastal Design
It’s 2026, the time to move from themed interiors to conceptual based spaces. Behind every known design style is the obvious, in-your-face way of designing. But past the signage and obvious objects, is a way to create a deeper connection to the root of the style. By abstracting the idea and utilizing the underlying aesthetic, a more cohesive space is produced, crafted with finesse. Below are a few ways to integrate a coastal setting without filling a room with seashells and
Shana Beck
May 26


The Designer's Guide to Rugs
In our last few installments, we explored lighting—the foundational layer that sets the mood for a home. But once the atmosphere is established, we need to turn our attention to the "foundation" of the room—the rugs. This layer can be the soul of a room. It’s the bridge between an aesthetic house and a functional home. Whether you’re trying to anchor a large seating area or add a soft landing for bare feet in the morning; getting the rugs right is what makes a space feel poli
Ahuva Schmerhold
May 11


Unexpected Color Duos
The world of color is expansive, filled with reliable choices and roads less traveled. Neutrals are undeniably safe, and often, they create spaces that feel effortless and visually calming. But what about contrast? What about energy? Pantone’s bland choice for Color of the Year (Cloud Dancer) should be a call to action, that as a society, we need to bring back color. We need to reawaken interiors that feel expressive, layered, and alive. Bringing bold or unexpected hues into
Shana Beck
Apr 27


The Designer's Guide to Light Fixtures: Task Lighting
In our first installment, we explored Ambient Lighting —the foundational layer that sets the mood for a home. But once the atmosphere is established, we need to turn our attention to the "focus" of the room- Task Lighting. I like to think of this layer as the "intentional focus" of a room. It’s the difference between an aesthetic house and a functional home. Whether you’re trying to read in bed without straining your eyes or preparing supper without working in the shadows; ge
Ahuva Schmerhold
Feb 10


Cities that Tell the Origin Story of Design
While frigid temperatures blanket much of the East Coast, lets take a moment to transport ourselves to other climates. Or perhaps, you are vacationing in one of these locations now. Cities and towns are more than just pretty places to look at. There is a rich heritage and culture, a history that speaks to the design of the architecture. Style is not determined by individual preference, typically, local aesthetics are informed by a multitude of factors. A combination of styles
Shana Beck
Feb 3


Bedding Refresh
New bedding is one of the easiest ways to refresh a room. A simple swap can make everything feel cleaner and more put together. We even shared sets starting at just $50. From primary bedrooms to guest spaces and kids’ rooms, the right set goes a long way without much effort. Just don’t forget to layer it with throw pillows and blankets for a finished touch. Most sets don’t include sheets, but coordinating solid-color sheets and pillowcases can be added separately to complete
Faige Berkovicz
Jan 27
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