Linda Eyles Design

Linda Eyles Design At Linda Eyles Design, we specialize in modern elegance and want your home to reflect your lifestyle and taste.

A darker palette can still feel warm and inviting when layered with texture, contrast, and the right lighting.We’re alwa...
06/24/2026

A darker palette can still feel warm and inviting when layered with texture, contrast, and the right lighting.

We’re always drawn to spaces that feel grounded and atmospheric without sacrificing function. The smallest moments — a sculptural sconce, rich wall texture, reflected light — often create the strongest sense of character.

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My father, Jack, served in not one but two wars, WWII and the Korean War, before becoming an engineer. He put his remark...
06/21/2026

My father, Jack, served in not one but two wars, WWII and the Korean War, before becoming an engineer. He put his remarkable drawing skills to use throughout his life, creating detailed perspectives of the homes our family lived in and even a few we simply loved while traveling.

An engineer to his core, he never stopped learning. After retirement, he taught himself how to use a computer long before it became commonplace, researched our family’s history for generations, and even designed and built an intricate deck and sunshade entirely on his own in his seventies.

He was part of a generation that is now mostly lost, but more importantly, he was a great dad.

Today, I’m grateful for the example he set and the memories he left behind. Happy Father’s Day to all who are celebrating. ✨

06/19/2026

One of the most rewarding parts of the design process is seeing the final layer fall into place.

After this custom bench was designed, the search began for artwork that would complement its palette while bringing additional depth and personality to the room. Sandrine Kern’s Le Chemin was the perfect fit. Its soft, impressionistic quality echoed the feeling the client was drawn to, while the scale, color, and movement helped anchor the space beautifully.

Sometimes the right piece isn’t the first one you find. It’s the one that makes the search worth it.

The best rooms aren’t the loudest ones.They’re the spaces that feel comfortable at every hour of the day. Soft lighting ...
06/17/2026

The best rooms aren’t the loudest ones.

They’re the spaces that feel comfortable at every hour of the day. Soft lighting in the evening, seating that encourages conversation, quiet views outdoors, and materials that feel warm and lived with over time.

Designing a home that supports how people truly live will always feel timeless.

06/12/2026

A large room doesn’t have to feel overwhelming.

One of the ways we create a sense of comfort and connection is by breaking a space into smaller, intentional seating groups. These conversational vignettes invite people to gather, linger, and enjoy the room in a way that feels natural.

When thoughtfully arranged, even the largest spaces can feel warm, welcoming, and beautifully livable.

Video: Tripp Films | Nikki Tripp

Even the smallest details can shape the feeling of a room.Hardware is never an afterthought in our projects. The finish,...
06/10/2026

Even the smallest details can shape the feeling of a room.

Hardware is never an afterthought in our projects. The finish, proportion, texture, and silhouette all contribute to the larger story of the space. When layered intentionally, these selections bring depth, rhythm, and refinement to everyday moments.

It’s often the details people touch every day that leave the strongest impression.

Outdoor spaces feel most inviting when they function as a natural extension of the home. Comfortable seating, layered ma...
06/08/2026

Outdoor spaces feel most inviting when they function as a natural extension of the home. Comfortable seating, layered materials, and an easy connection between indoors and out create the kind of atmosphere people naturally gather around.

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06/05/2026

Making an entrance is an art.

In my home, I wanted this entryway to feel unexpected, layered, and full of personality from the very first step inside.

A few inspiring days in New York with .We toured the Kravet archives, which honestly felt closer to a museum than a fabr...
06/03/2026

A few inspiring days in New York with .

We toured the Kravet archives, which honestly felt closer to a museum than a fabric library. Endless textile history, old documents, incredible craftsmanship, and so many reminders that the best interiors are rarely trend driven.

Also loved seeing the Hunt Slonem collaboration in person, touring the Tiffany’s renovation, and spending time in spaces that felt layered, personal, and full of character.

I always leave New York creatively recharged.

Designed as part of a larger retreat property, this ADU (Accessory Dwelling Unit) was created to give guests a sense of...
06/02/2026

Designed as part of a larger retreat property, this ADU (Accessory Dwelling Unit) was created to give guests a sense of independence while still feeling connected to the main home.
This particular one sits above the garage which is common, though they certainly aren’t always designed that way. I was just speaking with this client recently, and her son and his family are coming to stay this summer. It’s become the perfect little getaway within a getaway for everyone.
The kitchen itself may be compact, but it functions beautifully for guests with generous prep space, open shelving for everyday essentials, and an easy flow into the living area. Surrounded by views of the trees, it’s the kind of space that naturally invites slow mornings, casual meals, and long weekends with family and friends.

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952 Echo Ln
Houston, TX

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Monday 9am - 4pm
Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 4pm
Friday 9am - 2pm

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