Twice a year, the design world flocks to North Carolina for High Point Market, the ultimate gathering of furniture makers, textile designers, lighting innovators, and tastemakers pushing the boundaries of interior design. It’s part trade show, part treasure hunt, and a full-on inspiration overload—a place where you can see, touch, and experience what’s next in the industry before it hits showrooms and magazines.

For me, the magic of High Point isn’t just in discovering what’s new—it’s in seeing how classic design principles are reimagined in fresh and unexpected ways.

Spring is the season of renewal—longer days, fresh blooms, and the perfect excuse to refresh our homes and wardrobes with pieces that feel both intentional and inspired. This month, I’m drawn to a mix of elevated essentials that bring warmth, texture, and personality into a space (or wardrobe!). Whether it’s a chic new vanity for a powder room, a playful yet sophisticated art print, or a dreamy spring dress, these picks are all about effortless style and timeless design.

This year for Spring Break, my husband and I are taking our two kids, Henry (6) and Edie (3), on an adventure to some of Europe’s most iconic cities. The inspiration? Their growing curiosity about the world—fueled by their school lessons and one of their favorite books, Richard Scarry’s Busy, Busy World.

Starting my own business eight years ago was the biggest risk I’ve ever taken.

I had so much self-doubt. But bringing Edie to work and showing her, in real-time, that her mom owns and operates a high-end interior design firm—that was one of those full-circle, pinch-me moments.

I want my kids to grow up knowing they can follow their own dreams, no matter how unconventional. That there are no rules. No boundaries. That they don’t have to fit into a mold—they can create something entirely their own.

Whether you’re working with a small space that needs to function as both a guest room and an office, or you have a unique area that needs to serve multiple purposes, the right furniture can completely transform your home. And the best part? You don’t have to sacrifice beauty for function. Thoughtful, multifunctional pieces allow your space to adapt to your needs—seamlessly and stylishly.

Walking into the Morgan Stanley Go Red for Women Leadership Event, I felt an immediate sense of power—a room filled with women who are not only building businesses but also shaping industries, leading families, and showing up for their communities. But what struck me most was the shared realization that, despite all we juggle, our health has to come first.

If you, like us, have been completely captivated by the stunning aesthetic of White Lotus Thailand—the serene yet dramatic spaces, the layered textures, the mix of high-shine lacquer and raw natural materials—then it’s time to bring that elevated, Asian-inspired sophistication into your own home.

Here’s how we’re channeling the look!

Thinking about renovating your home but feeling completely overwhelmed? You’re not alone. Whether you have a mix of small updates and major projects, a budget you’re unsure how to allocate, or a timeline that feels impossible to pin down, it’s natural to feel stuck before you even begin.

At Style and Space, our goal is to clear the noise, help you make sense of your home, and develop a game plan that aligns with your vision, lifestyle, and investment goals. Renovations don’t have to feel chaotic—with the right strategy, they can be exciting, transformative, and even empowering.

Tucked away on the Upper East Side, 130 East 80th Street, known as the Astor House, serves as the headquarters for the New York Junior League (NYJL). This five-story townhouse with two sub-basements is more than just a meeting place—it’s where passionate women come together to drive meaningful change in the community. And like any well-loved home, it carries a rich history, one that deserves to be honored and elevated.

The best way to get through winter is to look ahead to brighter days. This month, I’m channeling grasscloth, greens, and pinks—here are my favorite March finds!

Great design is all about vision, but bringing that vision to life requires the right team.

As an interior designer, I love working alongside architects to shape spaces that not only function beautifully but also feel deeply personal. While architects focus on structure, flow, and form, I dive into the details that make a house a home—layering in materials, textures, and finishes that bring warmth, personality, and intention to every inch of the space.

February is all about staying cozy, feeling the love, and enjoying the simple pleasures that make our homes feel warm and inviting. Whether you're hosting a game night, curling up with a book, or indulging in a favorite treat, it's the perfect time to surround yourself with beautiful, comforting pieces that enhance the mood of the season. This month, we're featuring products that bring warmth, style, and a little extra joy to your space, helping you embrace the best of winter while staying connected to what matters most.

Every great space starts with a vision, but translating that vision into a tangible, functional design takes a well-structured process. At Style and Space, we believe in a layered and thoughtful approach—one that ensures every detail is considered while keeping the bigger picture in focus. A key part of this process? Renderings.

Embarking on a new design project is exciting, and the best way to set yourself up for success is to come prepared with a clear vision. A well-thought-out mood board can help translate your ideas into something tangible and cohesive, serving as a guiding light throughout the design process. Here’s how to create your own mood board and gather inspiration to maximize your collaboration with an interior designer.

Designing a playroom is one of the most exciting projects a parent or caregiver can embark on. It’s a space where creativity, comfort, and fun seamlessly blend. As a designer, I’m passionate about crafting environments that not only reflect my clients’ personalities but also evolve with the changing needs of the family.

As we step into the new year, it's all about creating spaces and moments that reflect intention, warmth, and style. From family-friendly boots to sophisticated dining tables, each of these selections brings a layer of functionality and beauty to your life. Whether it’s organizing your home, embracing cozy comfort, or preparing for upcoming travels, these are the things that inspire a balanced, creative, and inspired start to 2025.

Nestled in the rugged beauty of the Sonoran Desert, Taliesin West is more than just architecture; it’s a living dialogue between vision and execution. On my recent visit, I was reminded of why Frank Lloyd Wright’s work resonates so deeply with our approach to design. Taliesin West embodies the balance between big-picture vision and the details that bring it to life—a balance we strive for in every project we undertake.

Choosing the right interior designer is an important step in transforming your space. It’s not just about finding someone with great taste—it’s about finding the perfect partner to bring your vision to life.

To help you navigate this process, we’ve put together 10 essential questions to ask any interior designer before you start working together. These questions will help you align expectations, understand their process, and ensure you’re a great fit for each other.

Travel doesn’t just influence the way I design—it changes the way I see the world, and that perspective naturally finds its way into my work. It’s in the unexpected use of color, the thoughtful layering of textures, and the way I think about the flow of a space.

At 37 years old, with two kids, a full-time job, and a busy life, I had run a marathon. I had done something I had dreamed about for years. I had transformed myself, not just physically, but mentally and emotionally. I proved to myself that if I set my mind to something, I can do it—and so can you.