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Constance Bloom Design Interior design & art integration
Creating layered, personal homes
Palm Springs • Coachella Valley

A beautiful home is never really finished. And perhaps it shouldn’t be.Our homes evolve, just as we do. Sometimes it’s a...
10/13/2026

A beautiful home is never really finished. And perhaps it shouldn’t be.

Our homes evolve, just as we do. Sometimes it’s a new piece of art, a change in furniture, or simply seeing a familiar space with fresh eyes.

And sometimes, it’s reimagining something entirely.

This latest transformation began with a simple thought: what if we gave this space a little more architectural presence?

The result is a beautiful balance of warm wood, dramatic stone, and thoughtful craftsmanship.

One of the things I love most about design is that there’s always room for another idea, another conversation, another possibility.

Because great design isn’t static. It evolves.

Beautiful craftsmanship by Gustaf Rooth.

A little sneak peek from Russ Phillips’ studio! 🩷I spent some time at the studio on Saturday, photographing a few of Rus...
10/12/2026

A little sneak peek from Russ Phillips’ studio! 🩷

I spent some time at the studio on Saturday, photographing a few of Russ’s earlier works as we get ready for a very special evening on November 10th.

And we’re saving the biggest reveal for the event itself - the unveiling of his newest collection!

We’re thrilled to bring art and community together in support of the Loving Way Foundation, helping families affected by child abuse.

Selected artwork will be available for purchase, with a portion of proceeds benefiting Loving Way.

Can’t make it in person? We’ll also be making artwork available through That Gallery.

Tuesday, November 10 | 5–8 PM

More to come! 💫

CoachellaValleyArt

09/21/2026

INSTALL DAY ONE: FURNITURE

A truckload of furniture. An empty Hacienda. And a dream team ready to completely transform it.

The goal for the Paleta Festival VIP Lounge was to create a welcoming, luxurious and effortlessly cool gathering space - a high-low, Soho House-inspired mix of sofas, vintage seating, rustic tables, layered textiles and traditional touches.

Rather than one large seating area, I designed a collection of intimate conversation spaces where guests could settle in, connect and comfortably enjoy the performances onstage.

By the end of day one, the empty patios had become the beginnings of something warm, colorful and inviting.

Here’s a glimpse of where we started - and what a truckload of furniture, a clear vision and a very hardworking dream team created.

Constance Bloom • Interior Designer
That Gallery
Fina Meraz
Jose Esparza
Paleta Festival
NBC Palm Springs

BeforeAndAfter

09/20/2026

One of the joys of curating a space is finding the art that feels as though it was always meant to be there.

For the Paleta Festival, Ivan Butorac’s illuminated photographs of Joshua Tree fit the setting beautifully. His vibrant desert landscapes - presented as glowing light boxes - created a striking juxtaposition against the Hacienda’s traditional architecture and brought the entire color story of the space together.

My vision was to blend modern art and design with traditional Hispanic elements: colorful serapes, handcrafted paper flowers, warm lantern light, rustic textures and intimate seating areas. Surrounded by the natural landscape of the Ramona Bowl, Ivan’s Joshua Trees became the perfect bridge between the environment, the architecture and the design.

And at night, when each piece illuminated the covered patios, the effect was phenomenal. This is what art can do: completely elevate a space and transform the way it feels.

Day two of Paleta Fest is tonight. I hope to see you there! Ivan Butorac aka Art Sniper Paleta Festival Jose Esparza NBC Palm Springs That Gallery

As part of my role curating the art experience for the Paleta Festival, one of my visions was to create a large-scale wo...
09/18/2026

As part of my role curating the art experience for the Paleta Festival, one of my visions was to create a large-scale work that everyone could experience and participate in - in addition to the art installation featuring Ivan Butorac and Guillermo Bert at the Hacienda VIP Lounge.

That vision is becoming Pluma, a 10′ × 20′ interactive feather which will be created by writer and visual artist Stefani Alcayaga. Located at the festival entrance, Pluma will invite guests to help bring it to life.

For the custom Benjamin Moore palette, I drew inspiration from the colors of the Paleta Festival logo. Color and vibrancy are such an important part of both the culture and the festival experience, and I wanted the artwork to tie it all together.

I can’t wait to see Pluma come alive through the hands of the festival community. 🪶🎨

S. Alcayaga

When we originally designed this wet bar for a La Quinta home, the directive was clear: it sits directly in the entry, a...
09/05/2026

When we originally designed this wet bar for a La Quinta home, the directive was clear: it sits directly in the entry, and we didn’t want it to feel like an “ode to alcohol” (my dear and witty client’s words) - or a hotel lobby bar.

So we kept it restrained.

But as the home evolved and we introduced more art and decorative pieces, something became clear: we were adding things to an area that didn’t need more things.

It needed more architecture. Better scale.

So we stopped decorating around it - and I went back to the architecture.

We’re now extending the original design, refining its proportions, and giving it more presence without losing the restraint that made the original concept work.

That’s one of the things I love about design. You can draw it, measure it, plan it, and build it - but eventually, you have to live with it. And sometimes a space tells you what it needs next.

Sometimes good design isn’t about adding another beautiful object.

It’s knowing when to stop decorating - and change the architecture.

C Bloom Design

08/22/2026

One of the things I love most about what I do is when a project allows design and art to intersect - and the Paleta Festival is becoming exactly that.

I’m incredibly excited to share that acclaimed Chilean-American artist Guillermo Bert Guillermo Bert will be part of the inaugural Paleta Festival at the historic Ramona Bowl Amphitheatre.

Born in Santiago, Chile and now based in Los Angeles, Guillermo has built an extraordinary body of work exploring migration, identity, cultural memory and belonging. His work spans sculpture, textiles, photography and technology, and has been exhibited and collected by major institutions, including LACMA.

My initial inspiration for bringing Guillermo into Paleta Festival was his powerful Warriors series - monumental works that honor individuals whose labor, histories and contributions are deeply woven into the fabric of our communities. What struck me immediately was the humanity of the work: these are not anonymous figures or symbols. They are individuals, given scale, presence and the space to be seen.

That felt incredibly aligned with what Paleta Festival Paleta Festival is about - a joyful celebration of Latino culture, community, tradition, art, food and music.

Guillermo’s work will be featured at the festival, with select pieces incorporated into the VIP environments I’m designing. And that is perhaps the part I’m most excited about: allowing important art to live within the experience rather than simply decorating it.

Art with meaning. Design with intention. And a celebration rooted in culture and community.

I’m so proud to help bring this collaboration together - and I cannot wait to see it come to life September 19–20 at the Ramona Bowl.

08/15/2026

When I was invited to help shape the environment and art experience for the inaugural Paleta Fest at the historic Ramona Bowl, I knew immediately that I wanted to be part of it.

Paleta Fest is very much the baby and vision of Jose Esparza of NBC Jose Esparza — a celebration of community, family, culture, art, music, food and, of course, the wonderfully colorful little treat that inspired it all: The Paleta.

As a native Californian, I’ve always had a deep appreciation for the influence Hispanic culture has had on the way we live here - its traditions, food, music, art, incredible use of color, and especially the emphasis on family and community.

So when I started thinking about the design, I kept coming back to the paleta itself.

Colorful. Joyful. Nostalgic. Simple. Fun.

It became my jumping-off point - a little reminder of life’s simple pleasures and the joy that can come from something so wonderfully uncomplicated.

And that’s really how I approach any project. Before asking How should this space look?, I ask:

How do I want people to feel when they’re here?

For Paleta Fest, I want people to feel welcomed, relaxed, curious and celebratory. I want the spaces to invite people to sit down, stay awhile, discover some fabulous new art, share delicious food and conversation with family and friends, and simply enjoy being together.

I’m so happy to be collaborating on this with my friend Fina Meraz of Tile Designs by Fina Fina Meraz, and over the next several weeks we’ll be sharing more of our inspiration, the artists and collaborators joining us, and some of the behind-the-scenes process as we bring it all together.

There’s a lot to do…..but this one is going to be fun. ✨

Paleta Fest | September 19–20 | Ramona Bowl Amphitheatre


DESERT PERSPECTIVES | Vol. 1One of the greatest privileges of being an interior designer is introducing clients to artis...
07/16/2026

DESERT PERSPECTIVES | Vol. 1

One of the greatest privileges of being an interior designer is introducing clients to artists whose work creates a true sense of place.

The Coachella Valley and Joshua Tree have long inspired extraordinary creativity, yet no two artists interpret the desert in quite the same way.

Diane Best explores the landscape through layered color, texture, and the quiet beauty of its geology.

Ivan Butorac reimagines the desert through light, sculpture, and contemporary design - transforming familiar forms into striking architectural statements.

As C. Bloom Design continues to grow, I’m excited to share the artists whose work inspires me and whose pieces I love incorporating into thoughtfully designed interiors.

Because the most memorable rooms aren’t simply decorated.

They’re thoughtfully collected.

Featured artists:
• Diane Best
• Ivan Butorac

For artwork availability, commissions, or personalized art sourcing, please message me or visit That Gallery, at that-gallery.shop.





Sometimes the biggest transformations come from a handful of thoughtful decisions.For this project, we didn’t reinvent t...
07/10/2026

Sometimes the biggest transformations come from a handful of thoughtful decisions.

For this project, we didn’t reinvent the space - we refined it.

We began with a new dining table and chairs, then selected a rug that would visually connect the dining and living areas since they’re in the same sightline. From there, we repeated warm walnut tones, layered complementary textures, and pulled colors from the artwork and accessories to create a home that feels connected, balanced, and intentional.

Great design isn’t always about replacing everything.

It’s about understanding how one decision influences the next, allowing every space to relate to the one beside it. That’s what creates a home that feels collected rather than decorated.

Sometimes a few carefully chosen pieces are all it takes to completely transform the feeling of a home.

— Constance • C Bloom Design 🌵

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