Tag: Interior Design
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A June Farm to Table Dinner with Friends
By: Southern Hospitality Co. This past weekend, my husband and I hosted a small dinner party. Just a handful of friends we are getting to know. The kind of people you are genuinely excited to spend a slow evening with. I wanted everything to feel intentional. Not curated or precious. Just thoughtful and warm. The…
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Sentimental Style: How to Make Your Home Feel Like You
By: By: Brittany Shepard / The Sentimental Decorator When I think about the spaces that feel most like home, they’re rarely the ones that look like a magazine cover. Instead, it’s the rooms where you can feel the stories. A chipped table passed down through generations. A shelf full of cookbooks with handwritten notes. Maybe…
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The Art I Couldn’t Stop Thinking About—So I Made It Myself
By: Ashlyn Walters / Southern Hospitality Co. It started, as most dangerously inspiring ideas do, with a casual stroll in Round Top, Texas. You know the kind where you leave your better judgment (and your minimalist design aesthetic) in the car and come back with wild ideas and probably a vintage decorative accessory you didn’t…
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Summer 2025 Design Collections
We’re so excited to share our Summer 2025 collections with you! These new arrivals are filled with the vibrant energy, coastal charm, and laid-back elegance that define the spirit of summer. From the bright, sun-kissed hues of Seaside Social to the soft, serene greens of Verdant Grove, each design is inspired by the beauty of…
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Tiny Space, Big Style: My Favorite Mini Makeover Yet
There’s a small alcove just off my kitchen that’s always felt a little…unfinished. I had all the elements I loved—blue and white ceramics, a few favorite art pieces, and some faux hydrangeas—but the space still didn’t feel quite right. It’s deeper than it looks, and despite the décor, it lacked that sense of cohesion and…
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Creating an Inviting Foyer: First Impressions Matter
By: Edith-Anne Duncan As an interior designer, I’m often asked how to make a lasting first impression in a home, and my answer is always the same—start with your foyer. This small yet crucial space sets the tone for the entire house, offering a sneak peek into the atmosphere, style, and personality of the rest…
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New Product Alert: Table Runners
Looking to refresh your dining space this spring? Let’s face it: a beautiful table runner can do more for your table than just hold the crumbs from that last bite of bread. It adds style, sophistication, and just the right amount of personality. Whether you’re hosting a dinner party where your guests can’t stop complimenting…
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Classic Coastal Style: Timeless Design Tips for Your Home
By: Amy Dusseault / Palmetto Porcha At Home Having grown up in New England, I’ve always been drawn to timeless, classic design—a style that reflects the relaxed yet refined aesthetic of the coastal homes I admired along the Massachusetts coastline and during my summers on Cape Cod. There’s something enduring about the simplicity of these…
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The Art of Mixing Patterns, Textures & Colors in Your Home
By: Mary Catherine Folmar / Cotton & Quill I’ve always had a love for pattern and color. From the timeless elegance of Colonial Williamsburg and my grandmother’s home—filled with fabulous chintz and trellis patterns—to my travels across Europe and Asia, diverse patterns, colors, and architectural details have long inspired me. These influences have shaped my…
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The Power of Centerpieces
By: Meredith Lewis When setting a beautiful table for a party, gathering with loved ones, or even for a casual weeknight dinner, half the fun is in the planning. It’s wonderful to use seasonal china, polished silver, and monogrammed napkins, but the true finishing touch is always the centerpiece. This is where your creativity has…