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Wall sconces we’re loving!

We believe lighting plays a big part in helping set the tone for the whole space! You can find something with a very clean modern look that plays into the minimal aesthetic of a room OR you can search for something that integrates a natural material (like wood, rattan, etc.) into the design to bring more warmth and texture to your space.

Here are some of our favorite wall sconces that fit into a variety of different aesthetics and will help immediately elevate your space!

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Mudroom Inspiration

We are all about a good mudroom! This is a space where functionality and practicality play a huge role in the design process. We find it works best to really have a good understanding of what the needs are from your space and then work towards designing a room that intentionally accounts for all of those different functions. A “mudroom” can be a full room or it could be just a small wall next to your entry door. Either way there is always an opportunity to create a nice little landing area for coats, backpacks, shoes, etc. no matter the size!

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Wallpaper on Wallpaper

Is there a bigger love/ hate relationship than our relationship with wallpaper? We love putting up our own, but hate having to take down the wallpaper others have put up! From someone that has spent many hours scraping layers of wallpaper… I say it’s still so worth it! It has the quick ability to completely transform a space from an ordinary room to a space that is very special and unique. So I thought it would be fun to share some of our current favorites here…

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Kitchen trends we’re not hating

A kitchen design should be unique and thoughtfully created to best serve a families specific needs. That being said though, there are some trending features in kitchens right now that we are really enjoying! We are seeing a lot of natural wood cabinetry, full slab backsplashes, bold marble, plaster hoods, exposed ceiling beams, minimal upper cabinets and windows where upper cabinets would have traditionally been placed!

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