Let’s face it—your walls are looking at you. Judging. Whispering, "Why are we still so...bare?"

If you’ve ever stared at your living room and thought, “What kind of light would make this place look amazing?” or found yourself tangled in a chandelier cord, you’re not alone.

Renovating a home is an exciting journey, but it’s also a mix of creativity, practicality, and problem-solving. Over the years, I’ve learned a few lessons—some the easy way, others the hard way.

Anyone who shares their home with a dog knows that they’re much more than just a pet—they’re part of the family.

When it comes to decorating your home, one of the most common debates is whether to use wallpaper or paint. As I often ask my clients, it’s a choice that requires thoughtful consideration, since both options can completely transform a room.

When it comes to choosing the right colours for your home, many of us turn to interior design magazines, Pinterest boards, or Google searches for inspiration.

In a world that often leans toward the new, there’s something truly special about the old—whether it's a cherished antique or a piece that has its own history.

Designing a kids' room is one of the most exciting—and sometimes overwhelming—parts of decorating a home.

Designing a nursery is an exciting journey and an important part of preparing for your little one’s arrival. As I’ve learned, it’s about much more than picking out furniture or colors.

When redesigning a bathroom, it's easy to get caught up in aesthetic ideas and dream-like images, but functionality is just as crucial to making the space work for you.

Your living room isn’t just a room—it’s the heart of your home. It’s where you unwind after a long day, gather with loved ones, and create some of your best memories.

If there’s one thing I’ve learned from years of designing spaces, it’s that the smallest rooms can have the biggest impact.

When I first started my design journey, I quickly realized that the entryway is one of the most underrated spaces in a home.

Textiles and textures have the power to make any space feel inviting, layered, and full of character. Beyond aesthetics, they add warmth, depth, and personality, turning a house into a home.

Finding the right balance in a room is like juggling different elements until everything feels just right. It’s one of the things I’ve spent a lot of time learning in my design journey, and let me tell you, it’s not always as easy as it sounds!

Space planning is the backbone of interior design, and it’s something I’ve come to deeply appreciate in my design journey.