Inception Interiors

Antique market finds have me DREAMING up the boys’ rooms! 🤩 Give me all the vintage sports memorabilia, rich colors, rustic textures, quirky treasures and pieces that tell a story!
I love creating spaces that reflect the personalities of the little people who live in them. And judging by these photos, I think my boys have a few design opinions of their own. 😂
Forget cookie-cutter kids’ rooms. Give me spaces with character that can grow right along with them! 🤎

Please don’t feel like you need to clean your house for me, and definitely don’t apologize for the toys, the laundry basket, the pile of mail on the counter or the room you’ve been meaning to tackle for the last three years. I’m not coming into your home to judge it. I’m coming in to help you love it.

I’ve always believed good design should be approachable, attainable and livable. I’m not interested in creating a picture perfect house that looks beautiful in photos but doesn’t feel like anyone actually lives there. Homes are meant to be lived in, and real life comes with toys, backpacks, dog beds and a little counter clutter.

I’m also probably not going to tell you that everything you own needs to go. One of my favorite parts of what I do is figuring out how to use the furniture and decor you already have, deciding what’s worth keeping and then filling in the gaps where it actually makes sense.

Hiring a designer shouldn’t feel intimidating, and it shouldn’t feel like you need an unlimited budget. My job is to make the process easier, take some of the stress and decision fatigue off your plate, and help you create a home that feels more beautiful and functional while still feeling like your home.

So when I come over, let me see the real house. That’s the one I want to help you design.

From dated and disconnected to timeless, elevated, and completely transformed.

Swipe to see where we started → the design concept → and the finished space.

The goal for this primary bathroom was to create something that felt classic and sophisticated without feeling cold or overly trendy. We kept the incredible architecture and that gorgeous arched window as the star, then built the entire design around it.

Deep navy vanities ground the room, while warm neutral floor tile, marble-look shower walls, polished nickel fixtures and soft lighting keep everything light and refined. We added custom recessed shelving for storage and styling, an oversized shower with a statement niche, updated mirrors and sconces, and artwork that brings just the right amount of softness and color.

And one of those upgrades you can’t see in the photos but you DEFINITELY feel: heated floors. 🙌 Because a beautiful bathroom is great, but warm tile under your feet on a cold morning is even better.

I love seeing a design concept go from an idea on a mood board to a finished space that feels like it was always meant to belong in the home.

I walked around for 10 minutes looking for my Contractor before I found him

No, we’re not playing hide-and-seek. 😂

But if we were… I’m giving him a solid 10/10 because I almost didn’t find him.

The things these guys have to do behind the scenes to make my designs come to life. Crawling into walls, squeezing into spaces no grown man should reasonably fit into, covered in drywall dust… meanwhile I’m over here like, “Can we move that outlet over just a little?” 😂

Gotta give it to my contractors. The finished photos may be pretty, but THIS is what remodeling actually looks like. 👏🏼

And yes… I absolutely took the picture before asking if he needed help. 🤣

A basement that feels masculine and moody without feeling dark or heavy.

For this design, we incorporated warm woods, soft metals, deep blues and rich rust hues to create a space that feels elevated, comfortable and collected.

The main living area is designed for lounging, with caramel leather seating, warm wood floors and a dramatic built-in media wall. The bar cabinetry is painted Sherwin-Williams Cyberspace, creating the perfect deep blue-charcoal backdrop. Warm wood accents, leather seating and a backsplash that mixes natural stone with soft metallic elements add texture and dimension while keeping everything cohesive.

The tucked-away conversation nook brings in another layer of personality with moody wallpaper, leather banquette seating, vintage-inspired artwork and warm ambient lighting almost like its own little speakeasy within the basement.

Even the bathroom carries the palette through with deep blue shower tile, a warm walnut vanity, bronze finishes and a patterned floor that pulls together the blues, rusts and warm neutral tones.

Masculine. Warm. Sophisticated. And designed to actually be lived in. 🥃