I want to pull back the curtain and show you my process for how I’m approaching starting from scratch and decorating my new home. First, let me tell you where I'm NOT starting from. I'm NOT starting with visits to furniture stores or Facebook Marketplace. I'm starting with gathering inspiration. I'm going to break down the easiest & best way to do it without getting overwhelmed!

Wallpaper is a popular trend in interior design that is here to stay! Adding wallpaper to your home can be a great way to enhance the overall aesthetic and ambiance of a room. Wallpaper can add texture, color, and pattern to your walls, creating a unique and personalized space. Peel & stick wallpaper is also relatively easy to install and can be a cost effective way to transform a room without undergoing major renovations. Wallpaper can be a practical choice for high-traffic areas as it is durable and can be easily cleaned. Whether you are adding wallpaper to a powder room, or using it on more of a grand scale in a large space, adding wallpaper to your home can be a simple yet effective way to elevate your interior design.

Mixing wood tones in a space can feel overwhelming, but once you learn our easy formula you will become a pro at mixing wood tones and creating a cohesive space. The key is to identify your tone family and then from there you will use a variety of pieces made from different woods, such as furniture, flooring, and decor. You can also use rugs and textiles to tie everything together and create a pulled together, and dimensional space you love.

California Casual style, also known as California Coastal, is taking the design world by storm! Popularized by designers like Amber Interiors and Studio Mcgee California Casual takes the best of modern, rustic, and coastal to create a design style that is truly a California dream. Full of natural wood tones, neutral furnishings, coastal textures and accents, and lots of rustic finishes this style feels relaxed, casual, and sophisticated. Lovers of California Casual might also enjoy farmhouse style as this is an elevated and more modern sister of Farmhouse style and brings in many coastal elements that help make this style feel both liveable and sophisticated.