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View fullsize Wow! Feeling incredibly honored to be included in House Beautiful’s Next Wave Class of 2026. I am thrilled, humbled, and grateful to be recognized alongside such esteemed peers. None of this would be possible without the THID team and @lindsfl
View fullsize Rewinding it back to my foyer as shared in @southernlivingmag. I have a real obsession with primitive antiques and art layering. There’s nothing better than a scrubbed pine chest, a worn kilim rug, and a collection of art curated over the year
View fullsize Nestled in a quiet corner of a rustic mountain house, you’ll find reclaimed wood, a stone hearth, a carved antique desk and a leather chair contrasting a few modern pieces — layered to feel collected, not cluttered. How to get this stor
View fullsize This cute kitchen was not heavily renovated: we replaced the countertops, painted the cabinets, added the cabinetry hardware, and spruced up the lighting. It wasn’t extensive but the space transformed in the best way. It can be easy to get caug
View fullsize A family beach house: Every room should be reviewed on a case-by-case basis—there is no set formula! We are always strategic about how rooms come together: studying the circulation path, use, size, and other factors will help determine what is
View fullsize “The mix” is pretty critical to the success of our projects. In this photo you’ll see salvaged barnwood from North Carolina and flooring from France, a fantastic Asian table, a set of British made dining chairs, and a Tuareg rug mad