INTERIOR DESIGN BLOG

Entry 02.23.26 T his was a really special project for us, truly encompassing everything I love about design. Rich history, attention to detail, and bringing family together.  Our client's home is a 1920s Colonial Revival that had been sitting on the market for a long time. It had been remodeled many times over the years. And we were brought in to help bring the interiors back to something that would honor the home's history while also fitting our clients' personality. In the

I have many favorite fireplaces from our projects! With the weather cooling down in Michigan it's time to gather around and get cozy. The design of your fireplace should align with the architecture of your home, and definitely make a statement. Above, this home was built in 1927. We were part of a team that designed and restored this gem back to it's original bones, including the removal of fake 12x12 marble tile on the fireplace surround, revealing beautiful aged brick! Next

One of the things that defines luxury for me is when a home feels like it couldn’t belong to anyone else. Personalization is everything. During our design process, we always ask our clients about their favorite seat in their home.

Large, long living rooms can be awkward if not designed well. For the living room in this 1920’s traditional style home there were...

There is no doubt art completely changes the way a home looks and feels. It can make a formal dining room quirky, a powder...

The design process requires a lot of self-reflection. While you are interviewing designers take...

Nestled in a wooded lot on a pond in Grand Rapids Michigan sits an architectural gem; a home designed and built in the 1960’s by famed...

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A complete gut renovation breathes new life into a mid century commercial building.