Design Concepts & Mockups

This townhouse kitchen shows how thoughtful updates—like cream cabinetry, Rosemary green walls, terrazzo, and better lighting—can transform a builder-grade space into one that feels layered, lived-in, and comfortable.

One kitchen, countless moods. Explore 20+ kitchen color ideas that prove you don’t need a remodel to make a big impact — just the right palette.

This design concept explores open concept living and dining room ideas for a small townhouse layout. With a mix of panel molding, leather seating, and Sherwin-Williams Rosemary walls, it’s a lived-in, layered approach to creating comfort and clarity without walls — just thoughtful design.

A moody green, tailored paneling, and warm wood tones bring new life to our primary bedroom. This concept stays true to the layout we already love—just with upgraded finishes, lighter textures, and a fresh perspective that better fits our current home.

A behind-the-scenes look at how I’m reimagining our upstairs loft — from functional and unfinished to a moody retreat with built-ins, layered greens, and a clearer sense of purpose.

A cozy, memory-rich guest retreat designed for my mother — wrapped in blackberry-colored walls, vintage textures, and personal touches that honor the past while embracing bold new color.

Designing Our Own Powder Room: A Cozy, Moody Concept We're sharing the early vision for our own powder room—layered with moody paint, a dramatic mural, natural textures, and timeless brass details. It’s all still in the concept phase, but this jewel-box design captures everything we love about cozy, elevated spaces.

A cozy, green, comfort-height kitchen with layered materials, hidden storage, and room for real life—a personal concept for my dream kitchen.

Designing Rosemary Refuge — a cozy, timeless living space built around comfort, functionality, and layered, personal style.