Angie Schwab Interiors LLC

10/19/2026

Trends are not for everyone, but English-inspired interiors are having a moment. There’s something very interesting and inviting about rooms that feel as though they’ve evolved over time.

I love the return of darker woods, traditional botanical patterns, aged stone, earthy colors, and pieces with a little history—or at least the feeling of history.

A little old-world character can make a new room feel like it has a story to tell.

Interior Design | Madison WI | Materials

10/15/2026

Interior Design | Powder Room | New Construction

10/14/2026

Gather beautifully. 🍂

Fall evenings are made for gathering around a warm fire, and the right furniture makes all the difference.

For this outdoor space, we selected curved seating and a uniquely shaped table to create an inviting place for conversation.

Interior Design | Outdoor Spaces | Furniture Selection

10/13/2026

This room had great windows, beautiful light and perfectly usable furniture. But usable and finished aren’t the same thing. A better furniture arrangement, properly scaled pieces, a large rug and a cozy spot by the windows completely changed how the room feels - and how it’s used.

Interior Design | Furniture Selection | Madison WI

10/12/2026

Nature has a pretty incredible way with pattern.

I was drawn to this artichoke lamp for its sculptural shape—the repetition of those layered, pointed leaves is beautiful all on its own. Then I noticed how that same point appears again in the orange motif of the wallpaper.

It wasn’t intentional matching. It was simply two very different elements speaking the same design language.

Add the organic texture of the stone and the soft, natural palette of fabrics, and there’s a quiet connection running through the whole story.

Interior Design | Waunakee WI | Material Selection

10/08/2026

Classic patterns with all the fall feels. 🍂

Remodel | New Construction | Interior Design

10/06/2026

Interior Design | Remodel | New Construction

10/05/2026

This design story is inspired by a home we passed in Tennessee.

Surrounded by rugged, natural beauty, the home felt perfect in its setting. I pulled together a story of classic interior choices that will always be beautiful. The mix feels collected and inviting, with just enough contrast to keep it original.

And while the inspiration came from the Tennessee woods, I can picture this look just as beautifully on a manicured city lot—or overlooking one of our gorgeous Wisconsin lakes.

Natural, timeless, and full of character. This is a design story I’d love to bring to life.

Interior Design | Madison WI | New Construction

10/03/2026

Weekend design sessions are a little better with my assistant nearby. 🐾

Employee of the weekend.

10/02/2026