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The Warm Neutral Paint Pairing That Makes a Home Feel Timeless
Sherwin Williams Natural Linen SW 9109 + Greek Villa SW 7551 If you love a home that feels warm, elevated and inviting, this paint pairing deserves a spot on your list. Sherwin Williams Natural Linen and Greek Villa create a soft, layered contrast that feels intentional without being dramatic. Natural Linen brings warmth and subtle depth to the walls, while Greek Villa adds a creamy, lighter finish to the trim, ceilings, doors and cabinetry. Together, they create a timeless f
Krystal Phillipson
2 days ago2 min read


Sherwin Williams Shoji White: The Perfect Warm White for a Timeless Home
Sherwin Williams Shoji White: The Perfect Warm White for a Timeless Home If you love light, neutral interiors but don’t want your home to feel stark, cold, or overly white, Sherwin Williams Shoji White SW 7042 is one of my favorite colors to consider. Shoji White is a soft, warm white with just enough depth to make a room feel cozy and inviting. It gives you that light and airy look so many homeowners want, while still feeling warm, layered and livable. It’s one of those colo
Krystal Phillipson
Aug 203 min read


What to Splurge On vs. Save On During a Remodel
Remodeling a home comes with a lot of decisions, and one of the biggest is deciding where your money will make the most impact. Not every item needs to be top-of-the-line, but there are certain areas where spending a little more can completely change how your home looks, feels, and functions. As an interior designer, I always encourage clients to invest in the pieces that are difficult or expensive to replace later and save on the items that can easily be updated over time. S
Krystal Phillipson
Aug 164 min read


Designer Tip Thursday
Curtains are one of those details that can completely change how a room feels. Hang them too low or too narrow and they can actually make your windows feel smaller. Here’s my go-to curtain formula: • Hang the rod 4–6 inches above the window frame • Extend the rod 6–12 inches beyond each side of the window • Aim for curtain panels totaling about 2× the width of the window • Let your curtains just kiss the floor or have about a ½-inch break These small adjustments help your win
Krystal Phillipson
Aug 131 min read
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