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This classic, timeless home sits right on the water of Lido Isle. Sophistication at its finest with hints of nautical moments and texture sprinkled throughout.
I love how warm and inviting this home is. Lots of wood used on the main floor help with that warmth, though I am not really a fan of what is going on above the dining table. I do however love the sort of English pub vibes of the kitchen – very unique. Designed by Morrison Interiors.

Our intention was to evoke something very authentic to our empty-nester clients, regardless of what was happening in the design world. Working with the contractors and the architect from the ground up, we ensured that the property carried the simple English cottage-style architecture and lofty, 12-foot ceilings found in historic homes in Utah.
This home designed by W Design Collective is everything I love. Historic in architecture (even if it is a new build), all warm colours and mostly in soothing neutrals, and just all around so classic it will absolutely stand the test of time. Photos: Malissa Mabey.

Elevated granny chic is what you experience as soon as you walk in the front door of this Philadelphia row house. It’s filled with the homeowner’s family heirlooms and with lots of traditional wallpapers and fabrics it is an incredibly inviting, homey space. A home that will last decades without needing to touch a thing. Designed by Studio Dorion. Photos: Ethan Herrington.

Life is too short to not drench your home in as much drama as you can stand. Boring is for the weak. Sees Design went all out in this Highland Park project in Dallas ,TX. It’s full on drama with wallpaper and murals and the prettiest of colours. Gorgeous!!! Architect: Briggs Architecture & Design; Photos: Douglas Friedman; Styling: Jenny O’Connor.

Robin Heller and Jen Levy are the designers behind Baltimore, MD based firm Surrounded By Color. We like to take whimsical, energetic, maybe-kinda-crazy-seeming ideas and turn them into cozy, lovely, livable spaces that make people happy. 
These ladies rock both at using extensive colour in a space as well as through subtle accents. In both scenarios they create really energized, bright and modern spaces that would last through all the icky trends. And could easily be changed up a bit by swapping out some of the accent art or furnishings.