Ralph Lauren-inspired interiors have seen a resurgence in popularity over the past year. The dark mahogany wood, deep jewel tones, and traditional silhouettes are part of a broader trend away from stark minimalism and toward a more layered, heritage-rich aesthetic. But where did this look come from and why does it feel so iconic? British Gentlemen's Clubs in 1700s-1800s Gentlemen's clubs were popular in London in the 18th-19th century. These were elite social clubs where weal

If you’ve ever looked around your home and felt like something  was off but you couldn't pinpoint what — you’re not alone. Most homeowners have great instincts, but a few consistent design traps make their spaces feel smaller, darker, or less cohesive than they should. These are the most common mistakes we see, and how a few quick shifts can dramatically elevate your home. 1. Ceiling Fans Ceiling fans are one of the strongest visual markers of builder-grade interiors. They im

If you’re anything like us you’ve probably seen these fluted glass chandeliers all over your Pinterest feed. They belong to a family of chandeliers called Murano glass chandeliers. Here’s everything you need to know. Interior by @usacheva_olga_interior They Are Made From Handblown Glass in Northern Italy Murano glass is a type of hand-blown glass made on the island of Murano, Italy near Venice . Venetian glassmaking began in the 13th century, when glass furnaces were moved f

Defining Our Goals for This Space The aim was to design a dining room that feels elevated enough for formal gatherings yet warm and grounded for everyday living. Spanish Colonial interiors often balance architectural drama with lived-in comfort, so our goal was to make those worlds meet — a room that feels museum-worthy but never intimidating. Letting the Architecture Guide the Design The space already had incredible architectural bones: arched windows, exposed wood beams, an

Here’s how we transformed this New York parlor into a calm, Parisian-inspired living space. Defining Our Goals For This Space We set out to create a calm, and inviting environment that could function both as a welcoming space for guests and a quiet place to unwind. The direction was intentionally minimal to keep the room feeling serene, balanced, and visually uncluttered. Letting the Architecture Inform Our Design Style The room’s existing architecture set the aesthetic direc

What is the moody vintage aesthetic? It’s that warm, cinematic look that’s been everywhere on Pinterest and TikTok lately — saturated but muted, cozy but elevated. This style blends modern forms with vintage influence, focusing on rich materials, diffused light, and a feeling of quiet depth. Here’s how to bring it to life. 1. Rich, earth-toned velvet Velvet is the backbone of this look. Choose deep, earthy shades — rust, chocolate, olive, or tobacco — and let texture carry th

Seven things you can do today to make your home feel more Parisian, as told by a professional interior designer. 1. Add Decorative Molding Nothing says Parisian like decorative molding. Picture-frame panels add depth, proportion, and quiet structure, giving otherwise flat walls architectural presence. Image via Instagram. Design by @ nv.gallery 2. Use Mirror or Art to Create a Focal Point The key to creating that Parisian look is to have a focal point for the room . Select