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Living in a rental can feel like you’re stuck in design limbo. You can’t knock down walls, paint that hideous beige a moody charcoal, or install the chandelier of your dreams. But here’s the thing: you absolutely can make your rental look like it belongs in a luxury condo spread without losing your security deposit. I’ve transformed […]

Mixing wood tones sounds like interior design Russian roulette. You’re standing there with your walnut coffee table, eyeing that oak bookshelf, wondering if combining them will look effortlessly chic or like you furnished your house from three different garage sales. I’ve been there, staring at my space, second-guessing every piece of furniture. But here’s the

Your bookshelf and your plants probably live like awkward roommates right now, books on one side, leafy chaos on the other. Let’s fix that. If you’ve got a shelf, a few pots, and the tiniest bit of “I want my home to feel nicer” energy, you can turn that boring book stacker into a legit

If your shelves, console table, or that sad little corner feel “fine” but never quite done, I get it. Those spots sit right in your line of sight, so even tiny clutter (or one lonely candle trying its best) can make the whole room feel off. I’ve learned this the hard way after styling a shelf,

If your small space feels like it shrinks every time you bring home one more “cute little” basket, you’re not imagining it. I’ve lived in rooms where I could cook, work, and relax without standing up… which sounds efficient until you realize you’ve basically become part of the furniture. The good news? You can style

Your living room doesn’t need new furniture, it needs better styling decisions (which sounds fancy, but really means “stop letting the room boss you around”). Last year, I stared at my own space and realized it didn’t look “bad”… it just looked unfinished, like I quit halfway through the glow-up. So I stopped shopping and started tweaking

So many of us have that one bedroom that feels a bit cramped maybe it’s a guest room, a child’s first big-kid space, or even your own retreat. The challenge? Making it feel cozy, functional, and stylish without making it feel cluttered or overwhelming. I’ve helped dozens of homeowners tackle small bedrooms, and I can

Have you ever sat down at your study table and felt like something was missing? Maybe it’s cluttered, uninspiring, or just doesn’t feel like your space. I’ve been there countless times. Over the years, I’ve helped dozens of homeowners transform their study tables from dull and disorganized to inviting and productive. The good news? You don’t need

Have you ever hosted a cozy gathering and wished you could offer something more special than just coffee or tea? I’ve found that setting up a DIY hot chocolate bar is one of the easiest ways to make your guests feel pampered, especially during the colder months. What’s more, it’s surprisingly simple to create a

If you’re like me, you love the idea of a beautifully styled coffee table for Christmas full of festive cheer, cozy textures, and a little sparkle. But every year, I’d end up with a table so cluttered with ornaments and candles that it was impossible to actually use. My family would ask, “Where do I