Maria Topper Styling

Totally unnecessary but ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY details that I placed in my most recent . Swipe through for the custom details.
Slide 1-Tile & Stone windowsill
Slide 2-Scooped fruit/veg drawer
Slide 3-Decorative curved toe kick
Slide 4-Integrated paper towel holder. Paper towels are the ultimate vibe killer🤭

Unapologetically Maximalism. I tend to dial it back for client work but always aim to spark intrigue and help those find their own style.

PSA: your basement doesn’t have to be boring. Now’s the perfect time to plan for Football 🏈

Form + Function. Beautiful draperies on french returns instantly add warmth and sophistication to any room. The leading edge tape trim nods to the original crown moulding in a playful way. Expertly crafted by

You can find me in the middle of New Construction & Adaptive Reuse. A curated approach was taken when designing the model units at Lodge Evanston. With a product so unique on the market we couldnt just fill it with cookie cutter pieces. All the furnishings were intended to move around the building throughout the entire leasing period.

Feeling grateful for another trip around the sun.Set the table, caught up with so many groups of friends and of course family.

The Chicago brick 🧱 on the exterior inspired a soothing pink Milkshake in the entry of our urban Lobby and it just feels good

Some master bath latelies. I love when a plan comes together. 🫧🧴🧼

Our previous kitchen served us very well. Daily use, raising kids and ever changing needs impacted every decision during the design process. As a maximalist, I need my curated clutter in full view but also need to tuck it away for a reset. Balancing open storage with traditional closed is highly nuanced an art in itself. The subtle LED lighting behind the shelves offer a soft illumination and highlight my revolving collections. Then came the small appliance dilemma. A large recessed cabinet was the best solution for hiding the vitamix, toaster, juicer, and daily coffee supplies. Lastly, I’m a messy cook so I opted for low maintenance granite on the hardworking perimeter and sprinkled in luxe finishes where they made more sense.

A little green for the concrete jungle