Furnishings are the part of design most people never see, and it’s where a lot of questions about pricing start. Here’s how design fees, procurement, and markup actually work, and why good design is an investment in your time and your home.

A custom home built for a family who loves all things vintage, the New Old Farmhouse is a character-forward design rooted in old charm, real materials, and the kind of details rarely seen in homes built today.

Mixing styles, materials, and real-life priorities isn’t always straightforward, but when done well, it creates a home that feels truly personal. This full renovation blends terracotta, granite, and layered influences into a cohesive, functional design built for everyday living.

Custom millwork, architectural detailing, and clean transitions do more than improve the look of a home. They create flow, add value, and give each space a sense of intention. When these details are planned with care, the entire home feels elevated and enduring.

After years of all-white kitchens dominating the market, kitchen design is moving toward natural wood, layered finishes, and warmer tones that create depth and long-term appeal. Modern kitchen design now focuses on contrast, character, and materials that stand the test of time.