Let’s Talk About Color Ebbing™
(And Why You’re Allowed to Use it Too) Introducing my two new color guides and the little designer secret I finally gave a name. Here
Style is not a checklist, and a home is not a mood board. I have always believed that the most beautiful interiors are those that feel unmistakably like the people who live in them, which means the work of defining your design direction is among the most personal and rewarding we do together.
Some clients come to me knowing exactly what they love and wanting help articulating it into a coherent whole. Others arrive with a folder full of images and a feeling they cannot quite name. Both are exactly the right place to start.
This cluster is for both of those people. Here you will find posts that help you discover and name your design sensibility, explore the styles and influences that feel most alive in coastal and Lowcountry homes, and learn how to build a room that holds together across years and changing seasons.
From the enduring appeal of transitional design to the specific warmth of art-led interiors, this is a space to linger, to gather inspiration, and to arrive at your own point of view with a little more confidence.
(And Why You’re Allowed to Use it Too) Introducing my two new color guides and the little designer secret I finally gave a name. Here
One Coast Design helps homeowners in Summerville, Charleston, and across the Lowcountry layer in the personal touches, intentional flow, and quiet beauty that can help
The Phone Call That Changed Everything It was a Tuesday. I remember because I was knee-deep in finish selections for another project when our phone
Y’all! Thanks for coming along for all the commentary ‘Behind the Scenes’! I sure do appreciate all the support! Back to it: After months of
If Part 1 was about uncovering the story, then Part 2 is about telling it through design. Once the research dust settled and we’d met
Come along with me behind the scenes of my Homeworthy House Tour with this 3-part series! A Landmark Reimagined Every historic home tells a story.
