Creative tips

I used to think Icelandic design was all about minimalism—you know, that stark white-walls-and-nothing-else aesthetic. Turns out, there’

I never thought I’d spend a Saturday afternoon obsessing over where to put magazines. But here’s the thing—living rooms have this way of accumulating paper.

I used to think luxury staging was just about throwing money at a space until it looked expensive. Turns out, high-end buyers—the ones writing seven-figure

I used to think lighting was just about making sure you could see things. Turns out, that’s like saying food is just about not being hungry—technically

I used to think garden rooms were just fancy sheds with delusions of grandeur. Then I visited my friend Sarah’s place in Surrey last spring, and she’

I used to think vertical gardens were just fancy Instagram props for people with too much time and money. Then I moved into a 450-square-foot apartment

I spent three weekends staring at my ceiling joists before I finally drilled the first hole. Here’s the thing about installing a hanging chair: everyone

I used to think transitional design was just a cop-out—like, pick a lane, you know? But here’s the thing: after spending way too many hours in showrooms

I used to think Spanish Revival was just about terracotta tiles and arched doorways. Turns out, the whole thing is way more complicated—and honestly, more

I’ve spent more time than I’d like to admit standing in garages that smell like motor oil and regret. The thing about garages—and this is something