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Would you have guessed these picture frames were hiding storage? đź‘€
At County View, Edam found a way to turn a practical need into part of the design, creating hidden storage behind framed artwork in the powder room.
It’s one of those details you might not notice at first, but once you know it’s there, you can’t unsee it.
Be honest: would you have guessed?
09/30/2026
You've seen the hidden outlet, now take a look at the rest of our COUNTY VIEW kitchen! ✨
Thoughtful details, beautiful finishes, and a few clever surprises.
Swipe through for a closer look. Which detail would you steal for your own kitchen? đź‘€
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09/24/2026
A little throwback to the 2025 San Francisco Decorator Showcase ✨
Bold colors, playful patterns, unexpected details, and endless design inspiration. A few of our favorite spaces from a day exploring with the IDF team!
We want to know: Which room would you love to have in your own home? đź‘€
Tell us in the comments! 👇
A hidden detail we love in the County View kitchen đź‘€
This pop-up outlet keeps the island clean and uninterrupted, but is there when you need it.
Would you put this in your kitchen?
A little piece of Nick’s Cove to take home with you. 💙
Someone once reached out to us after getting married at Nick’s Cove. They were looking for this exact wallpaper to bring a small reminder of the place into their home, calling it a “funny little link” to one of their favorite places.
That idea has always stuck with us.
For this bathroom vanity at Nick’s Cove, we refreshed the space with whimsical teal wallpaper featuring ocean creatures, updated paint, new lighting, and styling, completely shifting the mood of the room.
Swipe to see the before → after.
Would you bring a little piece of a favorite place into your home?
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09/16/2026
A third project together is the ultimate compliment. ✨
When a client invites you back to design their home for the third time, you know you’ve built something pretty special.
For this full-home design project, designer Marcy worked with Katharine + Craig to honor the character of their unique modern home while creating spaces that feel warm, elegant, and deeply personal.
From the big design moments to the smallest details, every choice was made with intention, resulting in a home that feels refined, timeless, and completely their own.
And after three projects together, we’re especially grateful for the trust behind it all. 🤍
Katharine + Craig, thank you for continuing to invite us into your homes and your design journey.
What makes a house feel like home to you: the big moments or the little details?
09/11/2026
Would you believe this is the same primary bedroom? đź‘€
This Redwood City bedroom went from beige and traditional to bold, layered, and full of personality.
For this primary bedroom transformation, we introduced deep teal walls, botanical wallpaper, an upholstered bed, natural textures, and layered textiles to completely change the mood of the space.
The biggest lesson? Don't be afraid of color. A deeper wall color can actually make a bedroom feel warmer, cozier, and more inviting.
Be honest: which version would you choose, the BEFORE or AFTER? 👇
One door. Two functions.
Meet the Dutch door. Divided horizontally, the top and bottom can open independently, giving you the flexibility of a door and a window in one.
And there's a reason this design has stuck around for centuries.
Dutch doors became common in the Netherlands in the 17th century, when opening the top provided fresh air, light, and a way to chat with people outside, while the closed bottom helped keep animals out and children in.
Today, we're a little less concerned about keeping the farm animals out, but the idea still works: a small architectural detail that adds function, flexibility, and a little charm.
Would you put one in your home?👇
09/04/2026
Would you believe this is the same living room? đź‘€
This before and after living room transformation is a great example of why some of the biggest design changes happen beyond the finishes.
Instead of simply updating the furnishings and materials, we rethought the architecture of the space. Vaulting the ceiling and adding wood beams completely changed the scale, character, and feeling of the room.
The best renovations don’t just make a space look different. They change the way it feels to live in it.
Would you add a vaulted ceiling to your home? ⬇️
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This is what an install day really looks like.
A truck full of pieces that have been in production for months. A tray of materials that tells the story before a single thing even goes into the room. And spaces finally starting to become what we always knew they could be.
Watch for a sneak peek at what is still on the way!
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