The finished dining room in all its patterned layers

I’ve decided to participate in the One Room Challenge this year! Due Covid-19 pushing back the start date it is coinciding with our powder room renovation and it seemed appropriate for me get involved. It also may give me the right amount of fire under my feet to get this project completed in an appropriate amount of time!

Here it is! The full reveal of our scullery!

Sofas are anchor pieces. For many of us, they’re the first pieces of furniture we ever purchase, be it for dorm rooms or studio apartments. They help to create both spaces for socializing and at times, spaces for solitude. This week I’m sharing the timeless sofa shapes that I come back to in my work again and again.

I’m thrilled to share that today I am launching a new brand.

In this post I’m sharing the tools we’re using for storage and functionality in our new kitchen!

The design plan for our kitchen including the scheme, drawings and selected sources.

A touch of modern, leaning towards traditional with a lot of French influence. I wanted our dining room to be the eclectic and slightly strange mix some of my favorite eras in design, while still incorporating some of my existing collection of antiques and vintage artwork. 

After a little over a year, (in fact we just resigned our lease) I am revealing the almost finished living room! Along with before and after photos of the space to see what we started with.