with feng-shui inspired design
There are challenges with every interior design project, but this latest project was a doozy! My parents just moved into a new(ish) loft. The space is about 1300 square feet, in a converted furniture warehouse. It’s a great space with lots of cool industrial details. But there were many challenges, including: Little lighting (we added …
Want some interior design tips to bring you luxuriously into fall? Amp up the cozy factor with Transform Your Space Quick Tips #4 – Fall Decor.
Do you want to leave your home everyday ready to conquer the world? Do you want to return home and feel like you’re being enveloped in a warm hug after a long day? Do you want to feel pride when your friends and family come over to visit? Then watch my new YouTube video to …
Hey, the first installment of the Transform Your Space Quick Tips is now live on YouTube! This first video shows you how you can pull a space together by using visual rhythm.
I like walls that make a statement. A great big piece of art or a gallery wall can do this. But if you don’t own great art, you can still create an impactful focal point with these three methods.
There are three big mindset shifts, in particular, that has to take place for you to be ready for your space (and life) transformation.
What if we carve out space for our creative work, for ourselves? Whether it’s a room, a corner, or a desk, having a dedicated space that is set up to optimize creative flow can make the difference between putting off that novel indefinitely or spending an hour on it now.
3 days, 6 email exchanges. It just blows my mind how quick and simple the design process can be today, with the tools we have at our disposal.
Feng shui, like yoga, is a practice, and one never arrives at a final destination. And as the focal points of our practices, our bodies and homes are things that we should always attend to.
See my story in Domino magazine!