Glass House Design Group

09/17/2026

A new chapter doesn’t mean starting from scratch.

For the Weber Farm Project in Norfolk, MA, our empty-nester clients were settling into an over-55 community and wanted their new home to feel fresh while still incorporating pieces they had collected and loved over the years.

From the living room and sunroom to the kitchen, we blended old and new to create spaces that feel comfortable, collected, and right for this next season of life.

Because sometimes a fresh start is less about replacing everything and more about knowing what to keep, what to add, and how to make it all work together.

Planning your own next chapter? Visit the link in our bio to tell us about your project.

09/15/2026

Timeless design isn’t always about choosing the “right” sofa, color palette or trend. Sometimes, it starts with what’s already built into the room.

The architectural details create a foundation that allows everything else to layer beautifully over time and that’s what gives a space a sense of permanence, character and longevity.

Because the best timeless spaces don’t feel stuck in a particular era. They feel like they were always meant to be there.

What architectural detail would you add to your home? ✨

09/08/2026

Trends may come and go, but good design has staying power.

At Glass House Design Group, we believe timeless interiors aren't about following a formula or avoiding anything current. They're about making thoughtful choices that reflect your personal style, stand the test of time, and support the way you actually live.

Mix materials. Embrace contrast. Make room for personality. Choose quality over quantity. And most importantly, create a home that feels like yours.

Because the most timeless spaces aren't the ones that look like they belong to a particular moment. They're the ones you'll still love living in years from now.

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09/03/2026

Interior styling day is when all those little decisions finally get their moment.

At the Turnberry Hill Project, that meant layering in texture, styling the shelves, finding just the right spot for that lamp, and adding the pieces that make a room feel personal rather than simply finished.

We’ll happily fuss over the details. It’s kind of our thing.

09/01/2026

What do we actually do? A little bit of everything; which is why the true scope of an interior designer often feels like a mystery.

There’s the creative part, of course, but there’s also space planning, drawings, sourcing, creation of custom furnishings, coordinating with trades, installations, and approximately a million decisions in between.

Clients bring us their vision for how their home should look, feel, and function. We translate those goals into the precise details that manifest the design, without burdening them with every micro-decision.

You bring the vision. We’ll take it from there.

Planning a new build or full-scale renovation? Tell us a little about your project through the link in our bio.

08/31/2026

Our cousin, Corey, continues to get stronger and has already undergone several successful surgeries. His kidney dialysis treatments are keeping him healthy while he heals. If you haven't already donated and are able to do so, we'd be so grateful. If all you can do is share, that's more than enough. We appreciate your kindness and prayers for our guy!

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On Friday, August 21, life changed in an instant for sixteen-year-old Corey … Kristen Apicerno Winer needs your support for Help Corey Heal After Severe Burns

08/27/2026

The most successful interiors are the ones where beauty and function work together seamlessly.

While thoughtfully selected window treatments add softness, texture, and character to a space, they should also support the way you live. The best design solutions often solve practical challenges without compromising the overall aesthetic.

Sometimes, that means incorporating details you don't immediately notice. It's these intentional decisions, working quietly behind the scenes that allow a home to feel both effortless and beautifully considered.

08/25/2026

Currently inspiring us? The refined return of Art Deco.

Featured recently by , we're seeing a renewed appreciation for the movement's timeless elegance, defined by sculptural forms, rich materials, geometric silhouettes, and thoughtful craftsmanship. Rather than feeling overly ornate, today's interpretation embraces the glamour of Art Deco in a way that's softer, more livable, and effortlessly sophisticated.

The pieces captured balance beautifully, offering subtle nods to a design era that continues to inspire nearly a century later.

Featured pieces:
Amphora Incense Holder by
The Ivy Swivel by
Gymmetria Dinner Plates by
Frances Sideboard by

Which one would you bring into your home?

08/25/2026

Not a typical GHDG post but an important one nonetheless. A few days ago, my 16-year-old cousin, Corey, was in a horrific accident. He survived, but he’s facing a long, tough road to recovery.

If you can donate, every dollar helps ease the financial burden on his family during this devastating time. If you can’t, sharing this link and keeping Corey in your prayers means the world to us. 💙

On Friday, August 21, life changed in an instant for sixteen-year-old Corey … Kristen Apicerno Winer needs your support for Help Corey Heal After Severe Burns

08/20/2026

Ever wonder why some homes just feel more elevated?

An elevated home isn't created by filling it with beautiful things, it's created by thoughtfully considering how those elements work together.

Artwork has the ability to bring personality, balance, and character to a space, but its impact is often determined by the details surrounding it. Placement, proportion, and scale all contribute to how a room is experienced.

It's these seemingly small decisions that transform a space from simply decorated to thoughtfully designed.