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A well-loved home isn’t perfect — it’s lived in. Here’s what makes the difference for us, swipe through 👉
10/07/2026

A well-loved home isn’t perfect — it’s lived in. Here’s what makes the difference for us, swipe through 👉

Lots of progress at our Colonial Revival project! The long-awaited cabinetry was installed last week, and we’re so happy...
22/05/2026

Lots of progress at our Colonial Revival project! The long-awaited cabinetry was installed last week, and we’re so happy to see the finish line coming into view.

With layered finishes, historic details, and so many thoughtful pieces coming together, this project has been a long time in the making. It’s been worth the wait!

Colonial Revival renovation, historic home design, custom cabinetry, classic interiors, traditional home design, layered interiors, timeless kitchen design, historic details, Chicago interior designer, Arlington Heights interior designer

Officially one month in as a mom of 4 🥰 and I’m being reminded again how much home shapes the rhythms of our lives.The l...
28/02/2026

Officially one month in as a mom of 4 🥰 and I’m being reminded again how much home shapes the rhythms of our lives.

The late nights, the slow mornings, the toys underfoot, the snuggles on the couch, the kitchen counter conversations, the beautiful chaos. This season has a way of making the meaning of home feel even clearer.

Home has always meant so much to me, but right now it feels even more sacred; full of the ordinary moments that end up meaning the most.

Soaking in this sweet first month with our newest little love.

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There’s something so soft and romantic about fabric at the windows. It adds warmth, movement, and that cozy, lived-in fe...
23/02/2026

There’s something so soft and romantic about fabric at the windows. It adds warmth, movement, and that cozy, lived-in feeling that makes a house feel like home.

Our client’s dining & adjacent living space were already beautiful to begin with—adding drapery simply became that final layer that pulled everything together.

We removed the white wood blinds and added tailored panels with ring hardware (sleek + easy to use) and a triple pinch pleat header for a classic, timeless look.

Swipe to see the before & after drapes. What do you think?

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So excited for our vintage-inspired kitchen to kick off this July! The first photo is an inspiration image we found on P...
10/08/2025

So excited for our vintage-inspired kitchen to kick off this July! The first photo is an inspiration image we found on Pinterest (designer unknown), which captured the essence of what our client was looking for in her new kitchen. Lots of charming details will be packed into this gathering space that’ll hopefully be used and enjoyed for many years to come. More soon!

The goal for the redesign of this bathroom vanity wall started was clear: more storage, more function, and something tha...
04/08/2025

The goal for the redesign of this bathroom vanity wall started was clear: more storage, more function, and something that felt warm but classic.

We ended up designing this walnut-stained inset vanity to make the most of the space—down to every inch. Polished nickel hardware adds a bit of shine, and I still love how it plays off the wood.

Swipe through to see where it started ( along with some CAD drawings + install shots!) and how it all came together. One of my favorite parts of the process is seeing that initial sketch turn into something real and useful for a family.

There are many times I think about needing more space, but really, I think so many of us just need our homes to work har...
19/02/2025

There are many times I think about needing more space, but really, I think so many of us just need our homes to work harder for us. With kids, a busy life, and a steady flow of guests, I wanted this room to feel just as welcoming for visitors as it is functional for everyday life. It’s a place to work, to rest, to gather thoughts in the quiet moments, and to open our doors to people we love. This project was about making the most of what we have—and remembering that a home doesn’t have to be bigger to be exactly what we need. 🩶Hope the transformation of little space inspires you to look at your home a little differently and see the possibilities too.

Wallpaper: “Nocturne”
Trim Color: French Gray

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