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This spring🌱to refresh your home choose Woven textiles, and sun washed woods. Adding in the colors of water, such as turquoise, teal and complementing it with soft blush, or peach is another way to add tranquil vibes.
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Getting to say “hi” to all these little curious cacti today was a highlight ✨ love this special place.
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Love these Spring garden walks! Have you been to the Huntington Library Gardens in San Marino? So beautiful this time of year! 🌸

Spring garden inspiration. ✨This was taken this weekend while visiting the Chinese Garden at the Huntington. So many so beautiful. These gardeners are so talented.

This pretty vaulted bedroom is one we just completed—a “built-in” style addition to a home in CA. Since the space we had to work with was very small, a walk in closet wasn’t an option, so we built in over 24 lineal feet of closet space. The room is gorgeous and spacious and better than functional. ❤️✨

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All the texture here— yummy! Real pebble floors, sculptural wall tiles and sweet concrete tassel by juxtaposed by a sleek white tub makes for such an inviting bathroom space. I’m ❤️ing it! Sooo much!
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Before & After —Our Romantic cheerful bedroom design. Our client’s bedroom was a little outdated and the main issue was the green paint with white ceiling. The combination chopped the room in half and squeezed the visual space possible from such a grand bedroom. A couple of the main design solutions that made the difference here, was to unify the color in the room to a soothing neutral, as well as wrap the large drywall beam with wood to tie the floor into the ceiling and we added texture to the focal wall by using a grass cloth paper. We designed a faux canopy headboard treatment that went all the way up to see the ceiling line. And added functional furniture from which makes all the difference. The bedding was picked out from it’s all 100%linen which adds to the luxe experience.

Details, details. Loving the vibe of it all. Curvy vessel tub and sculptural wall tile by —Our new bathroom design feels so organic and natural—it’s a room you want to hang out in for a while.

BEFORE and AFTER- we freshened up this master suite entry. Before the space felt small, dark and cluttered. Now we’ve unified the space with warm neutral color as well as added vertical storage to conceal the goods which once were out on display and looked messy. On the ceiling we used a grass cloth in the same color as the floor— this anchors floor and ceiling together making the roof of the room feel taller and that helps the space feel larger. Colorful accents are fresh and lively and highlight our client’s fun art collection. I’m quite pleased with this bedroom entry now! 💕
We bought the stools from and recovered them in our own fabric. The armoire is from

Hello November! I ❤️ this time of year—already feeling grateful and looking forward to the scent of cinnamon and pumpkin spice!

Another project is a wrap! Swipe to see the BEFORE— our client wanted to update her large master bathroom. The Tub was built-in and outdated and the shower was way too large, dominating the space and all that glass lacked visual appeal. So we demolished the space and started over with a walk in shower design where no glass is required and a beautiful soaking vessel tub now sits where the unused massive whirlpool bath tub was located. We built a gorgeous floor to ceiling cabinet to provide additional storage. All bathroom items can be easily put away now resulting in a much more manageable space which can function at its highest level. Pebble stone floor and sculptural wall tile by creates an organic vibe. The chandelier above adds a touch of glam to all the earthy warmth. It was purchased at

Au naturelle! Spa and landscape we designed to mimic a natural remote beach setting vibe. I love it! The rustic ledger stone creates a sumptuous texture which is set off by simple wood, railroad tie retaining wall planter. Vegetation is green and lush with blue ice plant and grasses. The large rocks which form the organic feeling entrance to the pool were repurposed from the old existing landscape—we acid washed them and they look amazing now! I just love this setting —it’s reminiscent of my favorite beaches and inspires me to book a campsite somewhere wonderful or just ask my clients if I can camp out in their backyard with them! 😀☀️🌵💕⛺️.
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Our kitchen renovation ❤️ we call it Surf Ranch Convergence. Located in
The design is focused on creating a lots of light and visual connection to the beautiful backyard views so we raised the ceiling height from standard 8’ to a vaulted 13’, added skylights, a 14’ pocketing slider and a large awning pass through window. The woods were stained in gray and sun washed sand tones and the pure white cabinetry aids in bouncing the light around the space. Light is key in a kitchen and this one has just the right amount. 💕✨

Sun washed oak and steel Murphy bed custom built in home office design.

It’s all so green—-the gorgeous Palo Verde trees reflected in the infinity pool as they shade us from the hot desert sun in the 113 degree heat. My eyes are soothed. Such a beautiful design.

Palm Springs Style! Which one is your favorite? Driving around the old neighborhoods today with my hubby—we saw so many chic homes! I can’t decide which is my fave —maybe the mint green door A-frame?, or the Pink door, or the coral house with black door??, nope can’t decide 🤷‍♀️

Admiring Sunnylands this morning. So much love and detail went into this home. 💕🌵

Before & After✨ Our surf ranch conversion design and renovation here. This c1954 home renovation was a labor of ❤️
Our clients didn’t relate to the mid-century feel and wanted to update it to a more coastal modern design. And our intention is always, whenever possible, to preserve the original home’s architectural style—so we designed and achieved a blend of the two. The original entry way, porch and an interior bathroom was demolished so that we could build the new one slightly to the left of the initial location —this made way for a large outdoor terrace and larger functional interior dining room. The roof was completely taken off and rebuilt with vaulted design. The exterior received new siding, stucco and concrete tile roof. All new casement windows were installed along with large pocketing exterior doors to bring the outside view in as well as provide optimal views of the coastal bay just situated down the greenway from the front door. After view photo credits to

Our here gives off a comfortable easy breezy vibe with its garden tapestry wall mural, linen curtains and natural woven accents like rattan host chairs and sea grass pendants. And the luxe green velvet chair upholstery makes it formal enough for an elegant sit down family dinner. We completed this design 5 years ago and I love that it looks right in style today- I wouldn’t change a thing.

A little detail of our custom floating wood shelves design here ✨A most important element in the kitchen is light —so we designed these shelves with glass inserts and surrounded them with beautiful sundrenched oak. The light from above travels through the glass down to the counter and lights up the backsplash area. So 😍

Living room Before & After here-Swipe for the Before-
What a difference the new colors, built in corner unit, lighting, furniture and decor have made in this room. It’s now bright and cheerful inviting space.

I ❤️Seeing the newest art offerings from Its amazing that we can now choose from a variety of substrates to print on such as metal, canvas raw and coated, glass, acrylic etc. I’m so inspired 🎨