Asher + Rye Studio

Inviting you in.

A first look at the transformation of an 1850s rowhouse in Savannah’s Historic District, where a French landscape mural and saturated green are beginning to reshape the entry and stair hall.

This is only the beginning.

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This one’s for Jack + Jill.

A while back, we shared some of our favorite powder room makeovers. Smaller spaces where we can pack in plenty of color, pattern, and unexpected details. But main bathrooms are a different design challenge.

Here, form and function have to work equally hard. These are spaces often shared by two or more people every day, which means storage, circulation, lighting, privacy, and the morning routine all have to be considered before we get to the pretty stuff.

Over the years, we’ve done it all, from custom Jack-and-Jill vanities and built-in shelving to walk-in saunas, oversized showers, and freestanding tubs.

Because a main bathroom should do more than look good. It should make getting ready in the morning and winding down at the end of the day, a little easier.

Two decades of designing homes has taught us a few things.

Some lessons are practical: measure twice, plan for the unexpected, and never underestimate how heavy that piece of furniture actually is. Others have shaped the way we approach every project. Prioritizing function, obsessing over the little details, and designing for how a home will live years from now, not just how it looks today.

20 years in, we’re still learning something new with every project. Here are a few lessons that have stuck with us.

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A home away from home. For your guests, of course.

We don’t believe a new coat of paint and a bed are enough to call a guest room finished. These spaces deserve the same thought and attention as the rooms you use every day.

As hosts ourselves, we know how important it is to take care of the people you invite into your home. We think about where they’ll set their suitcase, the light they’ll turn on before bed, the art they’ll wake up to, and the layers of texture, color, and pattern that make the room (and your guests) feel considered.

Because a good guest room should make someone feel completely at home. Just maybe not too at home. They do eventually have to leave.

A few of our favorite guest rooms we’ve designed over the years.

We hate to see this one end. Today is the last day of our annual BOLIA sale, with 20% off and $299 shipping per piece.

If you’ve had your eye on a BOLIA sofa, chair, table, or another piece for your home, this is your last chance to make it yours at 20% off. Shop online or reach out to [email protected] before the sale ends tonight.

This only happens once a year. Don’t miss your chance.

For the first time ever, one of Bolia’s bestselling sofas has made its way to the U.S. And to Asher + Rye.

Meet Noora, This sofa brings together everything we love about Bolia: relaxed comfort, thoughtful Danish design, and a timeless silhouette made for everyday living. And if you already love the Cosima, Noora is also available in slipcover options, giving you plenty of ways to make it your own.

And the timing couldn’t be better. Our Annual Bolia Sale runs August 31–September 7, which means Noora will be 20% off, along with the rest of our Bolia collection. Plus, for the first time ever, enjoy $299 flat-rate shipping during the sale.

A brand-new sofa and our biggest Bolia event of the year. Consider this your introduction.

Shop Noora online or reach out to [email protected] for help choosing your configuration, fabric, and finish.

When we say once a year, we mean once a year.

Our Annual Bolia Sale is back August 31–September 7 with 20% off Bolia. And, for the first time ever, flat-rate shipping for $299 per piece. No matter the size.

As one of the only Bolia retailers in the U.S., we’re proud to bring the Danish brand’s thoughtful craftsmanship, timeless design, and made-to-order furniture to your home. If you’ve been waiting on a Cosima, dreaming about a new dining table, or have a piece saved for later, this is the time.

Shop Bolia online or reach out to our design team at [email protected] for help selecting the right piece, configuration, fabric, or finish for your space.

August 31–September 7 only.

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This bathroom needed more room to breathe.

To give this Tybee beach house the calm, spa-like feeling we wanted throughout the home, we expanded the downstairs bathroom in both directions, giving us room for a dual vanity, walk-in shower, private water closet, and something we’ll always make room for. Storage.

Shelving behind the door keeps towels and laundry hampers tucked away, allowing the room to stay clean and uncluttered without sacrificing function.

The result is a bathroom that does a lot, but doesn’t feel like it. And for us, that’s what serenity in a space is all about.

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before and after, interior design, interior designer, bathroom remodel

The coffee table usually gets all the credit, but the layout is doing the heavy lifting. And we’re saying that as the people who’ve sourced reclaimed vintage coffee tables and designed custom ones from scratch.

A beautiful living room isn’t just about the furniture or the finishes. It’s about how the space works. How p eople move through it, where conversations naturally unfold, how the light fills the room, and creating a place that’s just as comfortable for a quiet morning as it is for a house full of guests.

After all, life happens here. It’s in the name.

A few months ago, we shared that we were collaborating with Hogan Design Group on three spec homes at Lake Toxaway, North Carolina. Today, we’re excited to share that the first home has officially been listed.

The vision for this home was to create a true mountain escape. One that feels deeply connected to its surroundings through natural materials, warm textures, and light-filled spaces that invite the landscape inside. A place for unplugging and connecting with the outdoors.

So many hours of hard work have been put into this home, and we can’t wait for someone to enjoy it and make it their own.

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interior design, mountain house renovation, lake toxaway, destination home