Over the years, I have come up with a list of items that I include in the design of a home to help the client become the perfect host

When the entryway is designed well, it makes the whole house feel more intentional

Mood, after all, is built in layers – and it’s the most romantic spaces that stay with you, because they make you feel something

Wallpaper has got cool again – and now feels more modern than ever (even the most traditional prints)

Lighting elevates everything around it. It makes wood feel richer, fabrics feel softer, and colors more nuanced

Bathrooms have to work hard – but with a few thoughtful choices, they can feel just as considered as any other room.

The idea of decorating with flowers isn’t new, but the impact they have on a space never gets old

Although no two projects are the same, they all start out with me looking at them the same way

I’ve found that even the smallest spring refresh can completely transform how my home feels – and how I feel in it

The warm scent of sage and amber drifts through the rooms. Soft music plays, a bottle of wine is uncorked, and for a moment, we simply take it all in – we’ve made it

These are the essentials that appear in every one of my projects – principles you can draw inspiration from in your own home, too

It's not just where to visit, but knowing what to buy when you're there

When we began designing their therapy centers, we understood that this work required something beyond aesthetics

The timeless truth Coco Chanel taught me about interiors

What I’ve discovered is this: color doesn’t create interest on its own – it reveals it. That’s why it works best when it enters the room late in the process, not at the beginning

Designing for real life isn’t about perfection – it’s about preparation. A well-designed home doesn’t try to hide the traces of everyday living; it’s built to embrace them

Emotional architecture is the secret to feeling truly at home – here’s how to get it right

Rooms are never static. You live in them, rearrange them, learn what works – and what doesn’t

Light doesn’t exist in isolation – it dances with every surface it touches. When you get it right, your interiors come alive in ways you’ll actually feel

Calm, elevated homes don't happen by accident, but they come together thanks to a series of tiny, micro design decisions

Kids’ rooms are some of the most rewarding spaces to design – get them right, and they’ll grow with your child for years to come

Negative space is the key to a calmer, more intentional home – and it matters far more than you think

February feels like just as good a time as January to start a new design resolution. These are the small changes that make a big difference to your decor

Romance is more about an invitation to slow down and enjoy your surroundings, and these small tweaks will make your home feel more beguiling

With a bit of creative messaging, you can make a home you've lived in a while feel like a brand new space with a more vibrant energy ready for 2026

There is a way to put a design scheme together that is so much greater than the sum of its parts, building an emotional response into the fabric of the scheme

Emotional architecture is what I think about when creating homes that just feel right, and these are the guidelines I always follow

Brass has been popular for so long that it’s easy to overlook other metal finishes that are just as striking

Balance is everything, particularly when mixing old and new, and a room can only handle so many bold moments

If you only ever think about five things when it comes to decorating your home, make it these five - they mean that you can't go wrong