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In our newest series, we’re excited to bring you a closer look at color. As interior designers, color is a primary building block and important tool in our trade. Colors spark inspiration, tell stories, and are woven throughout our lives, special memories, and homes.
First up, we’re diving deep into Indigo.
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We’re back with our third installment in our English Design Series and this round is going to get very, very pretty. Take a minute to catch up on our introduction along with the English Eccentric style first, then fill a vase with sweet-smelling flowers and get ready to fall in love with this romantic design style.
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When looking for the best interior designer in the Lubbock, Texas area, it can be challenging to know where to start. While perusing websites and gathering inspiration from Instagram and Pinterest, you may find yourself slightly overwhelmed and wondering if you’re even ready to begin interior design work on your home.
Here’s a quick guide to know if you’re ready to start your design project!
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With Spring in full bloom, many holidays and family gatherings are on our upcoming schedules. Putting together a fresh tablescape for Easter or Spring is a fun way to welcome guests. Our best tips are below.
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As elite interior designers in the Lubbock, Texas, area, it’s our job and our joy to stay on top of 2019 interior design trends. Some we see coming and others are a complete surprise but all are exciting. At present, we’re seeing an up-swing in English style interior design, which is timeless, tasteful, and loaded with personality.
As with American interior design styles, you cannot group English design into one box. So, we’re presenting a new series all about English design to share a closer look at various style versions, help you determine what you love (or loathe) about each look, and get you up to date on this historical and humble form of home design.
First up, a quick introduction to English Design as a whole. Pour some tea and get comfortable; the English certainly wouldn’t have it any other way.
