Inside Stories Design

Whether it's family photos, keepsakes from travels, or personal momentos, we love incorporating the things you love into your home design. Because at the end of the day, your home should be a reflection of YOU and tell your story.

Project: Clinton Street Conservatory
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One of our favorite things about our Zenobia Street Home is that there are surprising design details around every corner. This dining room features colorful painted window interiors that echo the hues in the statement artwork, creating a cohesive connection between the architecture and the décor. This small detail helps bring another colorful element to the room design and creates a sense of continuity throughout the space, drawing your eye around the room and making every corner feel intentionally curated! 🌈

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Where city dreams meet chic design 🏙️

Finishing touches that turn your house into a HOME 🏠

A moment for the stair runner of our dreams 👏

Check out what designer thinks about this challenging design decision that ended up being a showstopper! 🌈

"The stair runner is fully custom, with every single fiber hand-picked to bring in the exact color gradient we wanted. We mapped out every inch of this runner to ensure the colors would blend into each other and marry in the corners. You see a full gradient facing the stairs straight-on and viewing them from above. White is woven through these bright colors to soften and blend everything together. This stair runner took months and months to design, make, and install but it was totally worth it!"

See more from our Zenobia Street home on our website: https://bit.ly/4u8sIjl

NEW BLOG // What Your Furniture Layout Says About How You Live

Your furniture arrangement is saying more about you than you might think! It reveals how you host, how you relax, and how you actually use your home not just how you want it to look. Before the décor gets a second glance, your layout has already set the scene.

In this month's blog we are diving into three common layouts and breaking down the lifestyles they reflect! Check it out through the link: https://bit.ly/4fidTqI

Our Zenobia home became a complete reimagining of how our client, a musician and creative, actually lives. We designed each space around the art, furniture, and collected pieces he already loved, transforming a breakfast nook into a library and creative retreat for his daughter, a sitting room into a meditation space and studio, and the upstairs landing into a full music studio complete with programmable LED light bars that pulse and shift color with the music he creates.

One of our favorite design moments is the powder room across from the music studio: pink metallic quail wallpaper, a saturated pink ceiling, and sculptural lighting that casts a soft blush glow into the hallway, perfectly tying into the flamingo artwork beyond. Every space feels personal, playful, and a little unexpected. ✨

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Color without compromise 🌈

The goal of our Zenobia project was to create a home that felt like a series of discoveries; bold, playful, and just a little weird! The library corner became one of our favorite design moments: it's not often we get to pull THE brightest paint colors out of the deck, but we specifically wanted the little mudroom entry area to be so orange it almost hurt your eyes. On the other side, we have a juicy indigo purple bright enough to play with the colorful array of cookbooks but dark enough to make them pop.

Because the kitchen stayed untouched, our team leaned into the contrast between crisp white cabinetry and the unapologetically loud colors surrounding it. Black-and-white cow print, bright furniture, and clean white tables helped carry that tension throughout the space in a way that's graphic, colorful, and impossible to ignore. ✨

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If high ceilings weren't a statement enough, this living space from our South Franklin home took it to the next level with a blue, coffered ceiling! We love how it brings the eye upward and acts as a fun pop of color in a generally traditional room design.

What do you think of statement ceilings?