This post was updated on October 9, 2022 If you’re looking for the best digital tools for design to take your interior design game to the next level, you’ve…
3 stylish Halloween decoration themes 2022
Decorating for the holidays is something that I look forward to every year. But the line between festive and tacky is reeeeal thin. I posted a few years ago…
Your guide to interior design trends
If you have an interest in interior design, you’re likely always seeing something about the latest trends. Whether it’s on tiktok, on blogs (like this one) or in magazines,…
Tips for a cross-country move (and getting your home together once you’re there!)
Moving is hard. There’s no subjectivity about it. Packing up all your things, all the logistics, taking time off work, finding a new apartment. And that’s just scratching the…
Travel like an interior designer: get the most out of your vacation
It’s a commonly accepted fact that traveling makes you a better designer. You get to see more cultures, experience different types of architecture and design, you learn more about…
Iconic mid-century modern furniture (and where to find affordable dupes!)
Mid-century modern remains one of the most lasting design styles to this day. From architecture to interiors to furniture, MCM is at the pinnacle of design. It is an…
Transitioning from summer to fall decor
It’s getting to be that time again. The weather is cooling down (well… not so much here in Georgia, but crossing my fingers it will be soon). That means…
How to experiment with your personal style (in interior design)
Finding your own personal style in interior design is one of the most freeing and exciting things. It helps you to feel like you can really see yourself in…
Interior design podcasts for tips + inspiration 2022
Podcasts are all the rage and here to stay. It’s one of my personal favorite ways to consume content – whether it’s for entertainment or education. And while my…
Most Instagrammable spots in Atlanta: part 2
If I can give you one piece of advice to continue to love wherever you live, it’s to never stop being a tourist. I’ve said it a million times…