Season Living Virtual Showhouse
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Seasonal Living Magazine’s Virtual Showhouse

2020 will forever have its place in the history books as the year that everything changed. Life, as we knew it earlier this year, seems so far away now, and look how far we have come. I don't think any of us anticipated the magnitude or the lasting impact COVID has had and will continue to have on our society going forward.
Kitchen Design Tips
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How to Design the Perfect Kitchen

The kitchen is the heart and soul of many homes. As you and your families begin to plan and prepare for the holiday season, you may find yourself spending a lot more time in this area of your home if you haven't already been this year. Because of the kitchen's larger footprint, we thought it would be best to devote a blog article to include anything and everything in its own entry. If you plan on remodeling or updating aspects of your kitchen, there are quite a few things to consider. 
How to Design Island Rentals
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How to Design for Island Rentals

We have the preparation for a successful vacation rental down to a science when it comes to curating the best materials that make guests feel right at home, and here they are.
Caribbean artists series Elisa Bryan
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Our Favorite Caribbean Artists

Art comes in many forms. Over the course of history these different forms, genres, media, and styles have blossomed into waves of purpose for creatives to do what they love. Their purpose improves the lives of those who have come to know and discover them in their local communities or their places of travel. We brought our St. Thomas artists straight to you via our Caribbean Artist Series on our Instagram. If you haven’t had a chance to watch our IG LIVE series, here is our mini artist showcase to inspire and delight your day.
Communicate with your interior designer
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Design Mistakes to Avoid

For as long as there’s been great design, there’s design that just didn’t age well. I’m sure we all remember popcorn ceilings, shag rugs, glass block—the list goes on. We have put together some of the most famous design faux pas to make sure you avoid these traps yourself.
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HGTV Experience and Finding Comfort on Camera

Has your television intake increased over the past couple of months? It seems like almost every big event is being televised or streamed to ensure everyone is able to still enjoy their experience while staying safe. For some, being in front of the camera can be a little nerve-wracking, especially if you have never done it before.
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Furniture and How to Get the Right Fit

A New Meaning to the word “Fit” When we talk to our clients about whether or not furniture is a good fit, most people think of the word “fit” in a couple of different ways. The first idea of “fit” is in terms of whether or not a piece of furniture is going to fit[...]
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First Impressions

Lately, I’ve been binge-watching the Marvelous Mrs. Maisel and it has me thinking about the architectural details in interiors that have all but become a thing of the past.
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Favorite Daybeds: 7 Examples

The hanging daybed has been a HUGE client favorite request in the past couple years, so here are a few of our favorites that you can order online. Daybeds encourage that slower island lifestyle in a place and time when you really do find the freedom to dive into a good book, doze into an[...]
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Caribbean Color and How to Bring it Home

When you think of the colors of the Caribbean do you think of Turquoise waters and hot pink bougainvillea?  Maybe the colorful streets of old San Juan? 
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5 Reasons You Need a Space Plan for Your Interior Design Project

While it may be true that many great designs have started with a sketch on the back of a cocktail napkin, It is also true that the words “let’s just get it, I think it will fit” have been the undoing of many redecorating projects!