When my husband and I began looking for a home, I had one non-negotiable: I wanted a kitchen I could design myself. We found exactly what I was looking for in a 1911 historic lodge home — a space with dark beamed ceilings, original woodwork, and the kind of bones that take a century to earn. A house that deserved something more considered than a traditional fitted kitchen. It deserved an unfitted kitchen. An English kitchen. I love the English approach to kitchen design. The

For those of us who consider the kitchen the heart of the home and mean it — who want to walk into that room every morning and feel something — a CornuFé by La Cornue is worth every penny and every month of waiting.

I stopped by the home of my good friend who was also my first “kinda client” before I even had a business and grabbed this quick pic of...

Here in Wisconsin it's part of the culture to go "up north" to a cottage in the summer months. I wanted to take a closer look at bright...

I fell in love with this magnificent, painterly linen that is so special in so many ways but I think my favorite thing is the selvedge....

For those of you looking for coastal interior design inspiration, I am so excited about this absolutely gorgeous new bath project for a...

Almost complete! A beautiful lake house that’s not afraid of a little color! I absolutely adore this little house on the lake! I sure...

The second step in the design process is establishing a palette of colors and textures. Although this remains fluid throughout the...