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Adding some zip through a cabinet makeover not only pays off with a super high return on investment, it also feels oh, so fancy!

Thinking of selling this spring? Upping the curb appeal pays off big time! Here are a few easy ways to get major bang for your buck!

Have a space in your home that is just not easily used? Here are a couple of ways I’d turn awkward into awesome!

Most of us have a go-to, all purpose fixit tool. For me, it’s classic painter’s tape. Yup, the ubiquitous blue stuff. The stuff is magic!

I love when clients allow me to share their design stories with my readers. Learn about how we approached the design of this old home!

I'm giving you the inside scoop on the design details I love in each of the rooms at Hotel Stevenson. And a few stories about the process!

Part 2 of this blog series will focus on some design elements that you might overlook in the hotel. Let's talk lighting, art, and wine....

Let me tell you all about the wallpaper selections that went into the design plan for Hotel Stevenson. You don't want to miss this blog!

This week I am giving you all a behind the scenes look at how I why I love this field. You also get a sneak peek at my college dorm room...

Wondering how to mix hardware finished in your home? Here are all of my tips and tricks! And a few of my favorite pairings, too!

It is so easy to design a space for beauty and not think about function. Here is a 3 step activity to help you avoid this mistake!

Warm color tones are back! What are my 3 favorite warm tone pieces to add to any design? Come find out!

You have been watching remodeling shows and you find yourself looking around your home for your next project. (Yes, I have done this, too!) The thoughts begin....what if I just knocked out this wall to create an open floor plan? I have always wanted a backsplash that is minimal and clean. What about swapping light fixtures in the bathroom and adding a new mirror? STOP. I love all of your ideas, but there is one thing you need before you do any of that. Start with a color pale