I’ll admit—I love a good Pinterest scroll. It’s endlessly inspiring and a great starting point for ideas. But here’s the truth: those images only tell part of the story.

In the world of interiors, there are moments when a space calls for more than just colour or texture. It wants a story—something immersive, expressive, and completely unforgettable. Lately, we’ve been reaching for murals, both hand-painted and wallpapered, to bring that next layer of design magic into our projects.

When designing a kitchen or bath, countertops often get all the attention — and rightfully so. But beyond material and colour, there’s one design detail that’s often overlooked and yet quietly influential: the edge profile. It's the finishing touch that can elevate a stone slab from simply beautiful to undeniably bespoke.

Design is filled with decision-making. Some choices shape the now — others shape the future. The most rewarding spaces are built around the latter: thoughtful decisions that hold their value, function effortlessly, and continue to feel beautiful as the years go on.

Every well-designed space begins long before the first mood board is pinned or the first swatch is laid on a table. Behind the scenes, there’s a carefully honed set of tools — part instinct, part experience, and part sourcing magic. As designers, we’re constantly curating: relationships, materials, vendors, and little-known secrets that quietly shape a space from behind the curtain.

There’s a quiet confidence to a home designed with natural materials. Unfussy yet elevated, they bring a sense of grounding—of warmth, texture, and authenticity—that simply can’t be replicated by synthetics. Whether we’re designing a serene lakefront retreat or a tailored family home, these organic elements form the foundation of our work.