Art Deco
Glamorous, bold, and full of drama. I’m talking geometric shapes, lacquered finishes, gold accents, and a serious Old Hollywood vibe. If you love making a statement, Art Deco brings the sparkle.
Boho (Bohemian)
Boho always feels like a world traveler’s dream. It’s relaxed, layered, and full of personality—think rattan furniture, global textiles, trailing plants, and vintage treasures that tell a story.
Coastal Grandmother
Coastal Grandmother (yes, really!) is clean, coastal, and classic—with linen slipcovers, light woods, soft blues, and that effortless Nancy Meyers elegance. Think Ina Garten meets beach house perfection.
Contemporary
Contemporary design is like the cool older sister of minimalism. It’s sleek, current, and always evolving. You’ll find open spaces, statement lighting, and a mix of modern materials that feel super fresh.
Cottagecore
The coziest of the cozy. Cottagecore is all about romanticizing the everyday: floral prints, handmade pottery, soft textures, and a fresh-baked pie on the windowsill (or at least the vibes of one).
Desert Modern
If I had a vacation home in Joshua Tree, it would look like this. Warm tones, concrete floors, woven light fixtures, and sculptural furniture make it feel earthy yet architectural.
Eclectic
This one has fun written all over it. It’s mix-and-match magic—vintage finds, bold art, color everywhere, and no rules (except loving what you love). Your personality gets to take center stage.
Farmhouse Industrial
Where rustic charm meets urban edge. Picture exposed brick, black metal accents, sliding barn doors, and reclaimed wood beams. It’s farmhouse with grit—and I love how grounded it feels.
French Country
There’s something so effortlessly romantic about French Country style. With toile fabrics, antique furniture, and soft powdery hues, it’s like a Parisian countryside dream in your living room.
Grandmillennial
A total throwback in the best way. I love how it celebrates traditional decor with a modern wink—floral wallpaper, needlepoint pillows, pleated lampshades… it’s grandma-chic and I’m here for it.
Hollywood Regency
All things glam and glossy. Mirrored furniture, dramatic drapes, jewel tones, and a bit of vintage flair—it’s like your home just stepped onto a red carpet.
Industrial
If you’re into raw textures and urban vibes, Industrial style brings the grit—in a good way. Exposed pipes, concrete, leather, and steel are the stars of this modern-meets-warehouse aesthetic.
Japandi
Minimalism gets a warm hug. Japandi is the best of Japanese and Scandinavian design: neutral palettes, organic shapes, and spaces that feel peaceful and intentional. It’s design and soul.
Maximalist
This is the opposite of quiet luxury—and I adore it. Bold color, layered patterns, over-the-top gallery walls… Maximalism says go big, stay home, and let your space tell a story.
Mid-Century Modern
A total classic that never goes out of style. Clean lines, walnut wood, and those iconic tapered legs? Yes, please. It’s retro, but still feels totally current.
Minimalist
If clean countertops make your heart sing, Minimalist might be your match. It’s simple, intentional, and all about what you really need. Think calm, not cold.
Modern Farmhouse
This one feels like home. I’ve loved it forever—white shiplap, black fixtures, cozy textures, and a little rustic mixed with a little modern. It’s Joanna Gaines (my OG queen) magic, and it just works.
Modern Rustic
If cabin and contemporary had a baby, this would be it. Modern Rustic is full of natural textures, raw wood, and soft neutrals—but with a refined, updated twist.
Moody Modern
You know I love a good moody moment. Deep greens, smoky grays, and sultry navy tones bring all the drama. Add in luxe finishes and soft lighting, and it’s pure cozy sophistication.
New Traditional
It’s like the tailored older cousin of Transitional—classic silhouettes, neutral palettes, and a sprinkle of updated touches. It’s polished, not fussy. Elegant, but livable.
Organic Modern
Soft, grounded, and full of natural beauty. Organic Modern uses light woods, clean shapes, and tons of texture. Think a modern home filled with linen, clay, and light. It’s so calming.
Scandinavian
Minimal but not cold, this style is warm, airy, and endlessly livable. Lots of whites, pale woods, and natural light. I always picture a cup of tea and a chunky knit throw.
Southwestern
Earthy and sun-washed. I love how this style embraces terracotta tones, layered textiles, and desert-inspired elements like cacti and woven rugs. It’s warm, welcoming, and full of soul.
Transitional
My go-to for clients who want balance. Transitional blends classic and contemporary—it’s structured but soft, with timeless pieces that never feel too trendy or too traditional.
Victorian
If you love ornate details, rich colors, and the feeling of stepping into a Jane Austen novel, Victorian style is pure romance. Think carved, antique wood furniture, velvet upholstery, floral wallpaper, and dramatic drapes—every detail is intentional, layered, and just a little bit extra (in the best way).
Wabi-Sabi
Wabi-Sabi celebrates imperfection and simplicity. It’s full of handmade details, organic materials, and quiet beauty. If you love slow living, this is for you.