The journey of transforming your home is filled with critical decisions, among them selecting the right professionals to realize your vision.

Architects and interior designers, while sharing the ambition of creating stunning, practical spaces, offer distinctly different expertise. Grasping these nuances is essential to making an informed choice that aligns perfectly with your renovation aspirations.

In this blog post, we will break down the Pre-Construction Design Phase, detailing the processes and considerations involved in preparing the construction documents and budgets that sets the foundation for a successful and well-executed interior design project.

When embarking on an interior design project, the Design Fee Proposal serves as a crucial step in setting the foundation for a successful collaboration between you and your designer.

It is in its simplicity, a document that provides both parties with the necessary boundaries that ensure all are protected and everything is clearly spelled out for the success of your project.

A construction design binder is an essential tool in any renovation or new home-build project. It serves as a centralized repository for all relevant documents, including blueprints, floor plans, material specifications, permits, and more.

For three action-packed days, I strolled through downtown High Point, NC, clocking in nearly 20,000 steps daily.

Imagine every street lined with towering buildings filled to the brim with furniture and decor showrooms - a designer's dream!

The next step in our design process: the power-packed In-Home Consultation. This consultation is where dreams of the perfect space start taking shape in the real world and marks the crucial transition from envisioning your ideal space to bringing it to life. This consultation allows us to begin the steps to turn those dreams of being surrounded by beauty in your home into reality!

This Interior Design world I live in actually revolves around you. Your desires, your pain points, your future happiness. But before you hire me, perhaps you want to know more about me.

When designing your ideal mountain home, every single detail, no matter how small, holds significant importance.

If you have spent any time looking at the real estate market in Colorado you have likely run across a large percentage of outdated properties.

If you’re building a new home in a mountain town and you need your entire home furnished or you need a refresh of your current furniture and decor, one of the struggles you are likely encountering is

Today, I’ll share some snippets from a podcast I listened to recently that emphasizes the significance of interior designers’ involvement in building new custom homes…

I thought it was time that I put together a HOME INTERIORS GIFT GUIDE for mountain lovers. This will be a little bit of everything Mountain Home. Just for you!

Renovations and construction can be complex endeavors. In this guide, we'll explore a comprehensive list of 7 powerful strategies to help ensure a positive working relationship with your contractors for a successful renovation or new build and achieve your desired vision.

If you are currently in the process of seeking out luxury living or if you long to create a more luxurious atmosphere in your current home, here are some things you might be looking for to elevate your spaces and life…

Over the next few weeks, I am going to share with you several articles about our interior design process here are Mountain Luxe Interiors.

By incorporating the right elements into your interiors, you can transform your spaces into welcome cold-weather escapes.

You know you need a team for your renovation or new build, but who should you hire first? Here are 3 reasons why an interior designer must be your first team member…

Are you yearning for a sanctuary where you can escape the chaos of everyday life and bask in the tranquility of nature? Look no further than your own mountain home!

If you have explored my website or any of my social media you will see the phrase “be surrounded by beauty” often throughout.

I repeat it often because it is what I believe to be foundational to why I do what I do .

The integral role that our design process plays in the success of a full-service interior design project is often overlooked and underestimated.