Tell us about your journey into content creation and design! How did you begin your career as a designer?
My path to become an interior designer was a non-traditional one. I went to law school, and was a practicing attorney until 2019. Design was my side hustle. I was the person my friends would ask for wallpaper advice, or renovation help. And finally, a few years ago I took the leap. I began helping out friends, then friends of friends, and starting building an Instagram audience. Now, I have a team of 8 women, with projects across the country. It's a dream come true!
Your style in a few words:
Grandmillenial, traditional with modern touches, English cottage vibes
Your forever inspo:
The Cotswolds
Can you give us a glimpse into the process of bringing this beautiful bathroom together?
Sure! This is a nursery bathroom. We began working on this project on a deadline—the homeowner and mommy-to-be reached out to us in April, and she had the baby in September! We completed this bathroom, the nursery and the primary bedroom in 4-6 months (usually a 4-6-month process).
For the bathroom, we replaced a glass shower door with a custom curtain, to make it easier for bathtime and gave the walls a paint job (Intimate White by Sherwin-Williams). Little details were added to make this space feel really special—the custom shower curtain and matching shade in an Ian Mankin green check fabric; a Fermoie shade over the sconces; a scalloped mirror by Oomph; new hardware; and an antique rug.
The design brief:
Wall color: Intimate White by Sherwin-Williams
Cabinet color: White Dove by Benjamin Moore
Window treatment: Ian Mankin Suffolk Check in Sage
Fixtures: Visual Comfort sconce, Sacre Bleu lampshade by Fermoie
Mirror: Oomph, Skinny Capri Mirror in White Dove
Towel: Weezie Scallop Bath Hand Towel in Light Blue on White
Accessories: Rug is The Loom & Company, House of Antique Hardware on cabinets, vintage silver jar and tray to elevate the space
Before you go…
What are you reading?
A Year at the French Farmhouse by Gillian Harvey - this one speaks to my own heart, a woman moves to France to renovate an old farmhouse.
Who are you following?
Mark Sikes is my forever follow. Always inspired by his work, and he’s funny. (@markdsikes)
What’s next?
More beautiful homes. We have some fun new construction projects wrapping this year, with some interesting sources of inspiration (Cotswolds vibes, Louisiana vibes…) I’m excited to finally share these dreamy spaces.
Recent interiors splurge:
Antique side table in the bedroom that match! (A huge win to find a pair!)
Recent interiors steal:
An antique end table from Round Top.
Recent Instagram saves: (Add screenshot of saved images? Favorite follows?)
Sarah Bartholemew’s new fabric line is so dreamy and fun!
