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I used to think weaving was something your grandmother did in a dusty barn with a loom the size of a Volkswagen. Turns out, the kind of wall weaving that’

I spent three summers watching neighbors wrestle with mesh panels in 90-degree heat, and honestly, the learning curve is steeper than anyone admits upfront.

I used to think Belgian interior design was just another minimalist trend—something about gray walls and expensive linen. Turns out, I was missing the entire point.

I used to think ombre was just for hair salons and sunset Instagram filters. Then I watched my neighbor transform a beaten-up dresser from the 1970s into

Concrete isn’t exactly what you’d call elegant—until it is. I spent years thinking of concrete as something that belonged exclusively to driveways

I used to think overwater villas were just luxury tourism gimmicks until I spent three weeks studying how Maldivians actually live on these scattered coral atolls.

I used to think Murphy beds were relics from 1920s boardinghouses, the kind of thing you’d see in a Buster Keaton film before it folded up and swallowed someone whole.

Empty rooms lie. I’ve walked through maybe a hundred new construction homes in the past few years, and here’s what strikes me every single

I never thought I’d spend a weekend hand-painting a stair runner, but here we are. The thing about DIY floor treatments is that they exist in this

I used to think industrial design was all about cold warehouses and exposed ductwork—turns out, it’s way more flexible than that. The thing about