A Home, Reimagined

Creating a home that feels more personal, without starting over.

This project began with a request we hear often: "I want my home to feel more like me." The home already had a great foundation, so the goal wasn't to replace everything, but to identify what was working and layer in pieces that would make the home feel warmer, more collected, and more reflective of the people living there.

WORKING WITH WHAT YOU ALREADY HAVE

One of my favorite parts of this project was showing the client how much could change simply by looking at her existing pieces differently. Before purchasing everything new, we spent time restyling and rearranging pieces she already owned. Sometimes good design isn't about buying more, it's about seeing what you already have with fresh eyes.

From there, we identified where new pieces would make the biggest impact, balancing approachable finds with investment pieces to be intentional with the budget without sacrificing the feeling of the home...

A narrow entryway with hardwood floors, a beige runner rug, a front door with a small window, a dark wood console table with a lamp, plants, and picture frames, a mirror on the left, and wall art on the right.
Modern open-concept living room and kitchen with a beige couch, wall gallery of framed artwork, kitchen island with four brown chairs, white cabinets, stainless steel appliances, and decorative plants.
A cozy bedroom with a bed covered in cream and brown blankets, a wooden dresser with a small lamp, candle, and potted plant, a large abstract painting on the wall, a full-length mirror leaning against the wall, a window with beige curtains, and an op
Small bathroom with a wooden vanity, gold fixtures, a large mirror, a potted plant, five framed botanical and landscape art pieces on the wallpapered wall, a beige and cream rug, and a toilet.
Cozy bedroom with a large bed, multiple pillows, and warm lighting from bedside lamps. Decor includes framed artwork, plants, and a woven basket on a wooden bench at the foot of the bed. Curtains cover a window, and a patterned rug covers the floor.

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