Hello, dear readers! Today, we're diving into the beautifully imperfect world of Wabi-Sabi interior design. You might have heard the term floating around the design world or seen it applied in cozy, serene spaces that feel like a warm hug.
I love the principals of Wabi Sabi, especially in this day and age of throw away trendy decor. The idea of minimalism and celebrating imperfection, and actually holding onto items we love even if they are worn, but they can be refurbished and extending their life makes so much sense. If only they would build things to last.
There’s something magical about the holidays that invites us to slow down and savor the moments that make this season so special. The holiday season has a way of evoking cherished memories—the glow of twinkling lights, the smell of evergreens, and hot cocoa around the fire.
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There's a shift happening in interior design that feels both fresh and familiar. As we look ahead to 2025, we're seeing a beautiful return to intentional, thoughtful spaces that prioritize both sophistication and livability.
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As we look back on 2024, it’s clear that our Instagram feed wasn’t just a place to scroll — it was a destination for inspiration.
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Julia Longchamps is a Maryland-based interior designer known for creating timeless, welcoming interiors with a blend of modern and classic elements.
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The holiday season is a time for gathering, celebrating, and, of course, finding the perfect gifts to bring joy to your loved ones. We believe that every gift can be both beautiful and meaningful—items that aren’t just for the moment, but treasures for years to come.
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There’s something magical about the holidays that invites us to slow down and savor the moments that make this season so special. The holiday season has a way of evoking cherished memories—the glow of twinkling lights, the smell of evergreens, and hot cocoa around the fire.
keep readingThere's a shift happening in interior design that feels both fresh and familiar. As we look ahead to 2025, we're seeing a beautiful return to intentional, thoughtful spaces that prioritize both sophistication and livability.
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