Heyyyyy! I have been getting A LOT of messages lately asking me specific ways to update a kitchen. It seems the consensus is that 1) renovations are crazy expensive 2) it’s not worth it to send your kitchen to the landfill prematurely. So, here’s a solution: modern peel and stick backsplash tile!
It’s Women’s History Month! Today, we are celebrating Asian American women designers and artists and the mark they are making on this world.
This title is no exaggeration; it’s seriously genius. And I should know because that was one of my creative upgrades I made to my space during the pandemic. Let me just show you why a bookcase nightstand is the perfect hack–especially for small spaces!
I don’t know about you, but I need something happy to look at! I need a lot of happy things to look at, actually. I’m sitting here listening to an audiobook by Rob Bell called ‘How to be Here’, and just pondering. And then, up pops Jewel Marlowe’s One Room Challenge Space.
As 2020 comes to an end, we can choose to wrap this year up with a bow, even if it’s tattered and worn. It’s been quite the year, to say the least, and the holidays are looking very different in 2020.
Josh Young It’s the most wonderful time of the year! Well, sort of. If there were ever a time to be “extra” and try something
As a designer, I get a lot of questions. Questions from friends, from clients, even from random people in home decor stores who want my opinion. What everyone seems to be searching for is permission to do what they want. Clients text me “is this still in?”, “can I do this?”, “is this too XYZ?”. Today, we are answering the question, “is painted trim still cool?”
Let’s talk COFFEE. Specifically, let’s talk about its environmental impact. The second one sounds decidedly less fun, right? I mean, maybe, but it’s super important
Last year, we learned from Architectural Digest that Nate and Jeremiah have bought by the water again! After moving from NYC, to LA, and then back to NYC, they had to be missing the beach. Concrete is no substitute for cabanas. After a year of designer transformations, let’s take a tour inside Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent’s Montauk beach house!