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Modern  Mediterranean

Mediterranean interior design brings the flair of European beach life to the everyday. The Mediterranean region is known for indoor-outdoor living, which translates to airy, breezy interiors and a heavy use of natural materials. The calming and elegant characteristics of the style have stood the test of time and continue to be one of the popular choices in luxury interiors. 

Coastal Granddaughter

The Coastal Granddaughter aesthetic captures the essence of East Coast beach living. Create the timeless elegance of a New England summer in Nantucket or Cape Cod right within your own home. Think creams, blues and beige tones that connect to the colors of the seaside. This style has a duality: Relaxed yet refined, casual but elevated. It is bright and airy and inspires us to 

Welcome the Italian sunshine and lemon groves into your home with accents drawn from the most uplifting hue on the color wheel. Muted yellow walls can brighten up a space, especially alongside cream-toned details that are reminiscent of the architectural styles of the Coast’s 18th-century architecture. For a more subtle approach, opt for lemon colored accents, add a throw pillow to otherwise neutr

Throw out the rule book and embrace the free spirit, anything goes attitude of the bohemian style. Colorful and relaxed, it is encapsulated by combining vintage and new pieces together to create a unique effect. Combining this with the versatile and warm farmhouse chic creates an unbeatable combination. Individual expression is encouraged through the layering of multicultural textiles, oriental ru

This Parisian blend of chic and classic creates a timeless space. Incorporate the French style into your living room to give your home the distinctive old world charm it deserves. This style is known for creating an inviting and dainty atmosphere with a touch of old-world flair. Some of the classic French elements that you can expect in this style include natural fibers and vintage inspired detail

Amidst the flurry of contemporary design movements, there exist a trend that stands as a testament to enduring elegance known as "Quiet Luxury". This old money trend embraces rich deep color palettes that evoke a sense of grandeur. Dark wood, forest greens, and antiques are often paired with neutral tones to create harmonious contrast. These colors not only add warmth and depth to a space but also