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A holiday in the Cotswolds taught me that beauty often lives in stillness, a lesson that's been shaping my work ever since. Here's a look at our trip and a few notes for planning your own trip to the English countryside.
Centuries-old and full of character, Delft tile is back. Here's why this hand-painted pattern is showing up everywhere, and the places in your home where it works best.
From seating and lighting to layered pattern and texture, interior designer Sherrell Neal shares the five essentials that make a breakfast nook feel warm, welcoming, and functional.
After decades of designing kitchens, a few principles have proven themselves again and again. Here they are, straight from our studio to yours.
A well-appointed guest bath is one of the most telling rooms in a home. Here is how to style yours with the intention and warmth of a boutique hotel.
Choosing the right white paint isn't as simple as it looks. I’m sharing my no-fail favorites, from warm and creamy to crisp and modern, plus the tried-and-true shades I reach for again and again.
When a client asked for a custom built-in wardrobe for their primary suite, the brief was simple: it had to feel like it had always been part of the home. What followed was a study in considered details, from antique brass bail pulls and French-paned doors to gathered sheers and brass mesh screens, our team designed a piece that earns its place among the home's most significant architectural moments.
Comfortable seating, a collection finally on display, a few fresh stems on the entry table. Seven simple ways to make your house feel more like home.
The trends worth following are the ones that were never really trends to begin with. From painted trim and patterned sofas to grandmother's ruffles and a well-chosen antique, here is a look at the design details with genuine staying power.
For a color that once felt like it lived on every wall, gray has become surprisingly divisive. It’s been called dated, overused, even "the most hated color in existence." I understand the fatigue, but here’s why I’m pushing back on some of these verdicts.