For those of us who eagerly embrace holiday decorating, the way we live — the spaces we inhabit and the environments we cultivate — shape our choices in ways that are as unique as the traditions themselves. Whether it’s a modern urban apartment, a cozy country cottage, or sprawling family home, our surroundings naturally influence how we bring the season to life. How and where we decorate becomes a reflection of not just the holidays, but of who we are and how we celebrate them. 

Wool has been a cherished material for centuries, and its enduring appeal continues to capture the hearts of our team. As we explore the myriad reasons why we love wool, it becomes clear that this natural fiber is more than just a textile; it’s a versatile staple that brings warmth, elegance, and sustainability to our interiors.

As we approach 2025, interior design is evolving into a realm that celebrates warmth, depth, and individuality. We’re seeing a beautiful fusion of earthy tones, moody interiors, and a vibrant maximalist style that invites personal expression. 

Finding the perfect spot for your lighting can often feel like an overwhelming challenge, yet it is a crucial aspect of creating a welcoming and functional home. Lighting not only enhances the aesthetic appeal of your spaces but also plays a vital role in how you experience each room. With an array of options available—from grand chandeliers to elegant wall sconces and practical corridor lights—determining the ideal placement for each fixture can be daunting.

Fall-my favourite season of them all! As the air turns crisp and the trees light up with fiery hues, fall invites us to slow down and savor the small pleasures of the season. It’s the perfect time to cozy up with a good book, don your favorite fall layers, and create a warm, inviting space that mirrors the beauty outdoors. 

There’s something magical about walking into a thrift store or flea market and spotting a hidden gem—a vintage lamp that fits perfectly into your home, a dresser that transforms your bedroom, or a delicate piece of antique pottery that holds a story. But thrifting for vintage and antique items isn’t just about luck; it’s a skill that requires patience, strategy, and a keen eye.

Ralph Lauren’s design aesthetic has always transcended the realms of fashion and luxury, finding an iconic place in the world of interior design. His book, A Way of Living, captures a lifestyle philosophy that’s all about embracing timeless elegance, heritage, and the art of storytelling through spaces. The interiors featured in his book are deeply personal, blending classic American style with cosmopolitan influences to create rooms that are sophisticated yet comfortably lived in. Whether you’re a seasoned decorator or someone looking to redefine your home, Ralph Lauren’s approach offers rich inspiration. Let’s explore the key themes and how to incorporate them into your own home.

Your foyer is the first impression of your home—a space that sets the tone for the rest of your interior design. Whether it’s a grand entrance or a cozy nook, designing your foyer can be an exciting opportunity to reflect your personal style and create a welcoming atmosphere. In today’s column, we’ll explore key elements of a beautiful foyer, share inspirational images and a mood board, and highlight some of my favourite products from retailers to help you achieve the perfect entryway.

Your home is more than just a shelter; it's a canvas for your individuality, a sanctuary where the essence of who you are comes to life. In an era where cookie-cutter designs and mass-produced decor are prevalent, personalizing your space allows you to create a home that is not only stylish but uniquely yours. Here’s how to infuse your personality into every corner of your abode, making it a true reflection of you.

In design, creating a sense of enclosure is crucial for transforming open spaces into cozy, inviting havens. Whether you're designing a private retreat, a quaint reading nook, or an intimate dining area, understanding how to frame and define spaces can elevate the overall experience of a room. Here are some key strategies to achieve a sense of enclosure that feels both secure and stylish.