We're not seeing many that quickly and easily break down the types of eco-friendly paint so you can pick the best one for your project.

There are tons of articles out there trying to give you top tips on how to green a home or your interior design, and it can be confusing, overwhelming, and well-meaning but misseducational. I figure a good way to break down part of my approach is to share the strategies I think about:

The real benefit of hiring a professional interior designer is our eyes are trained to find those pieces that not only match your style but that also have subtle, difficult-to-put-into-words details that make your home truly unique—and channel-tufted furniture fits that bill exactly! It adds a layer of interest and dimension to pieces through the use of line and form.

We have discovered plaster art and can’t get enough. This trend came on the scene around the time we were all stuck at home thanks to COVID-19 and we predict it’s not going away any time soon.

Fringe furniture is one re-emerging, grand millennial-esque trend we hope doesn’t go away anytime soon.

After being restricted from traveling for a year, some people have big-time wanderlust and that means the vacation rental industry is booming.

We’ve walked into many a-home and seen all kinds of spaces. None make an impression like that of the single man under 50.

A recent study conducted by the Sustainable Furnishings Council (SFC) finds that more than 96% of home furnishings purchasers.

As an eco-friendly interior designer, I incorporated as many pre-loved, handmade, natural, and non-toxic pieces into my final design as possible.

The back wall is styled with more organic curtains locally poured candles reclaimed sofa table and marble lamps.

We've hung the art and placed the sling back chairs! This room is so peaceful when the natural morning light is streaming through the window.

The fireplace is in & tiled, the television is up on the mantle, and the area is styled with wonderful brass accents. I also painted the fireplace surround with a black, direct-to-metal paint

We've installed engineered bamboo click lock floors as well as painted non-VOC paint in woodland white (basically light green) on the walls, and converted the front door to a Dutch Door.

We're using this awesome patterned tile from Bedrosians Tile and Stone to re-do our fireplace surround in our living room. We love the fun, unique look it has while still being somewhat neutral.

So ready to update this living room and get rid of this blue carpet and redo this fireplace! This is the living room in our LA home.

My mission was to create community and educate others around green interior design, the issues in the industry, and help be a voice to find solutions. In this intro episode #1