I finally figured out the word to describe my own interior design style: Midimalism. The cross between maximalism and minimalism. While decorating my own condo, I spent a lot of time thinking about my personal design style. As a designer, you’d think I would have had this figured out already. But the truth is, my design Read More
We’re still in the AI bubble. A time when many people believe AI can do just about anything, including interior design. AI-powered design tools have exploded in popularity, with people using platforms like Planner 5D and ChatGPT to design their homes. As both an interior designer and someone who gets paid to review AI interior Read More
The interior design industry is one that is constantly evolving. As someone who has been in this industry for nearly a decade, I’ve experienced many of the shifts firsthand—from the rise of AI to changes in sourcing, and especially the way designers work following COVID-19. One of the biggest changes to come out of the Read More
When it comes to designing a kitchen, there are a lot of components to take into consideration, including the floor plan, budget, materials, functionality, storage, and the quality of your fixtures and finishes. It’s no surprise that kitchen design has become its own specialty within the interior design industry. In fact, I actually started my Read More
Designing a bathroom can feel overwhelming…and this is coming from someone who designs for a living. When it comes to a bathroom renovation, there are so many components to consider: tile, plumbing fixtures, the vanity, lighting, storage, and even reconfiguring the layout (which isn’t nearly as easy as you’d think). The list goes on. And Read More
Cutting out the middleman in the shopping process is typically a smart idea, as costs and markups tend to decrease the fewer hands a product passes through. Furniture and home decor are no different. For this reason, I shop wholesale regularly because it allows me to access better pricing than traditional retail. However, wholesale does Read More
When it comes to sourcing and procuring furniture, designers should shop wholesale. The reason is simple: designers get access to wholesale pricing, which means better margins, better pricing, and a wider selection of products. Shopping through wholesalers is essential for designers who want to increase their profitability. In this post, I’ll be sharing my favourite Read More
It’s 2026, and the landscape of the interior design world has completely changed. This is coming from a designer who works 95% remotely and with clients from different countries. The way interior designers can earn extra income has also evolved. As the affiliate marketing space and the interior design world have merged, designers can now Read More
This article was written by a guest contributor. Renovating a home is exciting, but it can also feel like a leap of faith. Most homeowners do not struggle with finding inspiration. They can save beautiful kitchens on Pinterest, scroll through living room makeovers on Instagram, or visit showrooms full of paint, flooring, lighting, and furniture. Read More
There is an interior design trend that I’m hearing about everywhere lately, and that is dopamine decor. Naturally, I wanted to write about it and share how you can achieve this interior style if it’s something you’re drawn to. In 2026, we’re seeing an interesting shift in the interior design world. Vibrant colours are making a Read More
I recently moved back into a 500-square-foot apartment, which is even smaller than the last shoebox I was living in. Before that, I spent a year living out of a suitcase, so it’s safe to say I’ve become extremely intentional about what I bring and hold on to. When every square foot counts, anything that Read More
Nearly a decade into business, I finally feel like I’m treading water. My journey as an entrepreneur has taken many twists and turns and has truly become a unique story. Along the way, I’ve worked to make my mark in the interior design industry—an industry that has fascinated me since childhood and one that has Read More
Back when I was working under other interior designers around 2021, Ivy was thee interior design software everyone used. It was one of the first platforms I became familiar with, and for many designers, it felt like the industry standard for managing projects, proposals, purchasing, and client communication. Fast forward to today, and a lot Read More