Design Ideas

417 posts
open kitchen in renovated 1900s house
View Post

The Kitchen is Open

  • March 8, 2024
  • Written by Meryl Schoenbaum
  • Photographed by Jacob Snavely Photography
  • Designed by Lina Galvao and Erin Coren, Curated Nest Interiors
When you’re an interior designer and your client has a growing family and frequently hosts dinner parties, but their kitchen, built in the early 1900s, is not up to the task, what do you do first? You make the kitchen open and as fresh as the food.
View Post
Share
historic Florida craftsman with bright window treatments and transitional lighting
View Post

A Bold and Historic Florida Craftsman

  • January 11, 2024
  • Written by Alexandria Abramian
  • Photography by Amy Lamb of Native House Photography
Lisa Gilmore knows that dramatic design choices aren’t for everyone. So when the homeowner of this 1,200-square-foot St. Petersburg, Florida craftsman didn’t just agree to but enthusiastically embraced some of her most colorful and inspired concepts, Gilmore knew she had a unique opportunity to transform the dated space into a true, one-of-a-kind jewel box.
View Post
Share
Liz Marie Galvan Christmas greenhouse
View Post

Christmas Palette: A Splash of Red With Neutrals 

Author, blogger, shop owner and one of the most recognizable faces in the home décor genre on social media, Liz Marie Galvan exudes style and creativity in everything she does, including the Christmas palette of this charming greenhouse behind her main house in Michigan. It doubles as sled storage during the winter, along with sheltering other winter gear that needs to be kept dry from the snow. 
View Post
Share
antique wood island and black and white checkered tile floor in remodeled island
View Post

A 1920s Kitchen Remodel: In With the Old

  • November 3, 2023
  • WRITTEN by MERYL SCHOENBAUM
  • STYLED by BROOKE EVERSOLL
  • PHOTOGRAPHED by AMY LAMB, NATIVE HOUSE PHOTOGRAPHY
The Carters wanted to improve the function of their kitchen, update a previously poorly done remodel and improve the room’s lighting. They had owned a vintage market, so it was important to them that the new kitchen design didn’t feel as if it were brand-new but built over time.
View Post
Share