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A patterned armchair with a yellow pillow sits beside a modern table, lamp, and decor; framed art hangs on a gray wall above a green rug and pouf.

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How To Hang The Perfect Gallery Wall

Gallery walls are one of the most personal things you can do with a space and there’s no single right way to build one. Some are minimal: similar tones, a clean symmetrical grid. Others are eclectic: a mix of colors, textures, and sizes in an off-set, asymmetrical layout. Both are right, as long as they’re right for you.

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A wooden coffee table with decorative items in front of a white armchair, brown pillow, and large green plant by a bright window.

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Designing for Fall

As the seasons change, your home should change with them. That doesn’t mean a big renovation or a shopping spree — some of the most beautiful seasonal transformations come from simply rethinking what you already have.

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A person carrying a tan bag walks past a red reception desk in a room with a large arched window, chandelier, and decorative wall sconces.

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First Impressions Matter More Than Square Footage

Walk into enough multifamily clubhouses and a pattern emerges: an oversized lounge nobody sits in, a coworking room with six identical desks, a 2,000-square-foot clubroom that gets used twice a year for a holiday party. None of it is doing the job it was built for. The developers leasing fastest in 2026 have figured out the fix isn’t more space — it’s right-sizing what they build and executing it beautifully.

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Room with green walls, two pool tables on patterned rugs, green velvet drapes, a central fireplace, and framed art on the walls. Overhead lights and lamps provide illumination.

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The Clubhouse Residents Genuinely Use

There’s a fundamental difference between a clubhouse that exists on a site plan and one residents truly want to spend time in. The gap comes down to experience amenities: a stocked coffee bar with real espresso, a professional golf simulator, a bowling lane, a movie theater with comfortable theater seating and a game room worth walking downstairs for. These aren’t gimmicks, they’re the difference between a community that feels like a destination and one that feels like a corridor with furniture.

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A bathroom vanity with a curved, deep purple cabinet, gold hardware, a marble countertop, gold faucet, purple soap dispenser, and a vase of purple flowers.

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The Best Piece In The Room Is Already There

How we transformed an existing dresser into the most talked-about vanity in the house.

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A vase of orange tulips is placed between a closed maroon box and a closed pink box, with jewelry displayed on a shelf above.

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Quiet by Design: The Story of D.C. Johnson’s Showroom

We co-hosted a happy hour with D.C. Johnson Jewelers and the space did exactly what it was built to do: it disappeared into the background and let people connect. It would be easy to call it just a party but for us, it was live, unscripted proof for a design philosophy we don’t talk about nearly enough — the same one that caught Robb Report’s attention in 2019.

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A neatly made bed with a green upholstered headboard, two white patterned pillows, and a gold decorative pillow in the center.

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The Bedroom Upgrade You Didn’t Know You Needed

Why an upholstered headboard is the most important piece in your bedroom — and how to choose the right one.

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Sage green fringed accent chairs and a gray upholstered sofa surrounding a round walnut pedestal coffee table, spotted at High Point Market spring 2026.

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The Color We Saw Non-Stop at High Point Market

Green — in every shade, texture, and form — is having its moment. And we’re here for it.

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A high-ceiling multi-family amenity lobby featuring tall arched windows, deep green walls, velvet olive-green furniture, and geometric gold chandeliers.

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The Langham

For a Columbus-based interior design firm whose work lives in the multifamily space, earning a spot alongside international luxury hotels isn’t just a proud moment, it’s confirmation of something we continually see: evidence that residents don’t think in categories. They know a great space when they walk into one, whether it’s a Four Seasons or their apartment lobby. The developers winning in today’s leasing market figured that out first.

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