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This week’s design board focuses on one of the most foundational pieces in any room: the rug. Hand-knotted rugs bring warmth, depth, and a sense of history that machine-made rugs simply can’t replicate. Their subtle variation, natural fibers, and time-honored craftsmanship make them an anchor piece that grounds a space and only gets better with age. If you’re building a room that feels collected, layered, and lived-in, a hand-knotted rug is always worth considering. A curated

I read something recently that stopped me in my tracks. It was a reflection shared by W Design Collective as they looked back on the lessons they were carrying into the new year. One point in particular stayed with me: every home needs one room that’s meant for relaxation. I read it on a Sunday the kind of quiet, in-between day that invites reflection and I couldn’t stop thinking about it. Not just as a designer, but as someone who is constantly learning how to rest. Oak Hill

A Warm, Neutral Entryway You Can Easily Recreate This collected and cozy entryway design blends warm textures, natural materials, and welcoming neutral tones to create a grounded, lived-in space. The mix of dark wood, woven fibers, vintage-inspired art, and simple styling pieces gives the room quiet beauty without any visual clutter. Whether you’re refreshing a small foyer or creating a meaningful first impression in a longer hallway, these warm neutral entryway ideas are pra

When my client first told me about her favorite painting, La Jeune Martyre  by Paul Delaroche, I knew we had the perfect starting point for her office. She had fallen in love with its moody, ethereal quality during her visit to the Louvre—and she wanted her workspace to feel just as layered, poetic, and moody. The result? Custom built-ins that aren’t just storage; they are a curated backdrop for creativity and calm. Finding Inspiration in Art and Story Designing a space that