It has been quite some time since I’ve shared a Design Discussion post… almost a year! Every once in awhile an interior or home related topic will cross my mind, that I feel would make great conversation here on the blog. This used to be one of my favorite series, so I figured it was time to resurrect some controversial design topics. Obviously these posts are meant to be fun, as I enjoy chatting and thinking about all sorts of design related topics- that are both popular and unpopular. It’s always fascinating and enlightening to hear unique perspectives, and learn about everyone’s preferences. I also enjoy sharing my personal opinion and design philosophy surrounding some of these touchy interior subjects. Before we dive in, I’ll say this- I’m a firm believer you should create a home you love and enjoy (not matter what is trending). I trust we can all be respectful of our differences and interior preferences. Let’s be sure to keep it friendly! I know I don’t have to say that to 99.9% of my friends here, but just in case. Let’s do it… click through to chat accent walls with me. FYI- all of the images throughout this post provide great examples for alternative ideas. Did you already guess where I stand? Continue Reading
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Somehow I let almost eight months pass without sharing a Design Discussion post. Every once in awhile an interior or home related topic will cross my mind, that I feel would make a great conversation here on the blog.…
It has been a few months since I’ve shared a Design Discussion post (the contervisal topic of taxidermy) and I wanted to chat about a subject I get a lot of questions and comments about: natural materials versus engineered products.…
I thought it would be fun to kick off the week with a new Design Discussion post. Today’s very controversial design topic (eek!)? Taxidermy. This one was actually a reader request that I was nervous to write about, but…
We’re kicking off the week with a very interesting Design Discussion post… today’s topic is nude art. It’s a controversial subject (like the majority of our Design Discussions), and I wanted to share my perspective and hear about yours, when…