This author has yet to write their bio.Meanwhile lets just say that we are proud Kelly Guinaugh contributed a whooping 8 entries.
Are you ready to update your home, but don’t want a lot of workers in your house? We get it! Most of us are being more cautious these days, but we still want to get things done. You don’t have to do a lot of construction, painting or refinishing to achieve a new look. I […]
Five-Star Living at Home I am so excited to share these gorgeous photos of our most recent project in Inverness, Illinois: “Five-Star Living at Home!” You can find all of the photos on our website at Five-Star Living at Home. As part of a whole-house renovation, these empty nesters and long-time clients asked us to […]
Since the onset of the COVID-19 crisis, I have spent some time reflecting on how fortunate my team and I are to work in the interior design field. Not only are we entrusted to create beautiful spaces for our clients, but with our clients, we help support the livelihoods of hundreds of people and boost […]
Shaking Off Cabin Fever Are you ready for outdoor living? I am, and I think a lot of us are developing cabin fever given the precautions we are taking to forestall the spread of the corona virus. Spending time in our own backyards has become increasingly important. I thought it would be a nice escape […]
Six Reasons To Love Bedroom Benches Like the perfect pair of shoes to complete your favorite outfit, the right bench at the foot of a bed adds essential style and function to a bedroom. We consider them a must-have for almost any bedroom with enough space to accommodate one. Why? Bedroom benches are a […]
After many exciting weeks of planning, we are delighted to announce the launch of our new website. I invite you to discover the many changes that occurred during this complete renovation.
During the past two years my team and I have had the pleasure of working on two homes for clients who have completely contrasting styles.
Round Top Antiques Fair in Texas is one of the highlights of my year. Located in the tiny town of Round Top – population 90 – it attracts thousands of visitors annually to its spring and fall shows.
