Are you a Mom with no juice left at the end of the busy day to create a soothing space for yourself?
This blog’s for you.
Are you a career woman who doesn’t want to spend the weekend making more decisions, especially on trivial matters like flowers and succulents?
This blog’s for you.
Are you just design inept?
This blog’s for you. And for anyone you know who may have said yes to any of these questions.
I get it. Decorating your house is stressful. It’s time consuming. There are so many choices, and you don’t know where to begin.
Wallpaper or paint? And if paint, what color paint? And what about the finishes? Flat. Satin. Gloss. High-Gloss.
The decisions are seemingly endless. The process is so tedious, it can make you want to throw in the towel. But are they monogrammed towels? And what about thread count? And I haven’t even mentioned the cost.
I’ve had no formal interior design training. Nor have I worked in the design world. But I’ve owned homes, new and used, and know a thing or two about picking out furniture, settling on colors, choosing artwork, and organizing spaces.
And I have done all of this on a budget. Because I believe interior design and home decor do not have to be expensive to make your home pretty and comfortable.
Don’t get me wrong. If you want to spend one-grand on a club chair, be my guest. My house holds a few pricier items, too. But only because I wanted to spend that kind of money, not because I thought I had to spend that kind of money.
On my blog, you will learn the reasoning behind the design choices I’ve made for my home that you can replicate in yours. I share budget friendly decor options and explain why I splurged on pieces to round out a look.
If the posts don’t address the design challenges you’re facing, reach out to me on my contact page or leave a question in the comments section. You might find your dilemma is the topic of my next design post.
Designing Goldilocks 