Feng Shui is an ancient Chinese practice of arranging spaces and objects to welcome harmony and well-being into your life.

What if you could blink your eyes and suddenly have an updated space? How does this space feel to you? Imagining your dream room is the first step towards achieving your design goal.

On the blog this month, I’m bringing you 3 generic retail furniture budgets that you can use to gauge your own budget. It just depends on how much money you want to invest in furnishing your living room.

On the blog this month, I’m bringing you five design trends that have reappeared in a big way for 2022. It’s no surprise that they all fall within a category called Biophilic Design.

Your home affects all aspects of your life. Even if we work elsewhere, we still spend much of our time at home morning and night. And for those of us who work from home, we're that much more affected by our domestic environments.

One of the goals in my business is to be mindful of Mother Earth. Why? Because she’s our home. I have a few holiday decorating tips that will brighten up your home and honor our planet at the same time.

Wave goodbye to overwhelm. You'll feel sweet relief when you've got your design plan, knowing that everything you need is in your hands. It's time to get excited!

Colors and patterns are my jam. They bring the personality to a space, creating mood and visual interest. They transform a plain box of a room into a vibrant place.

I love visiting historic houses. They’re little glimpses into the domestic life of the rich and famous of their day. What was it like to live in these incredible houses?

The Seven Elements of Design are concepts that are used to create a room, or a publication, or a car. Designers use the elements to make their work attractive, functional and human-friendly.

Conscious, Thrifty & Sustainable Design Matters More. When we decorate sustainably, we are being kind to our planet.

You might be struggling with your room because: You may not know what design style you like. You’re not sure if you even have a color scheme. You can’t figure out a furniture plan that works well.

It feels risky to mix several patterns in the same room. You love the look in magazines and on the Internet, but you fear the potential chaos that could arise if you tried this approach at home.

Now that we’re spending a lot more time at home, you may have decided to tackle a few projects. I’ve got three suggestions for you to refresh your decor while we’re hunkering down.