My First Time Hanging A Gallery Wall With Picture Rail Rods (So Easy And Looks So Good!)
Robyn and Ryan (two of our best friends) have this gorgeous 100-year-old home (see the intro post here) that has picture molding near the crown, which gave us an opportunity to use picture rods (art rods?) for the gallery wall above the sofa. I had bought most of these pieces for their basement in their […]
Wall Wood, a Lacquered Desk, Desert Modernism + More
The annals of history hold a mirror to desk design as it continues to evolve from literacy’s twilight through today. And like it or not – I don’t – we live in an era where home furnishings are designed in response to, or in adaptation of, technology with digital connectivity taking precedence over the art […]
Craving Some Color? These 5 Hues Are *It* for 2025
Color is kind of my “thing.” If you’re a reader who recognizes bylines, you may already know that by now. Hi, my name is Arlyn, and having someone ask me what my favorite color is is like asking if I’d rather live without cheese or chocolate. It’s just not a possible scenario. And today, I […]
Color Atelier Unveils Limewash Paint With Sarah Sherman Samuel
Limewashed walls are all the rage right now, offering a rich matte finish and depth of texture that is unmatched in other paints or finishes. The Color Atelier is proud to partner with AD100 and designer Sarah Sherman Samuel to bring us seven distinct shades, each more inviting than the next. Environmentally friendly, artisianally crafted, […]
Your Decor Rut Is OVER – The 7 Decor Trends That We Can’t Wait To Try (And Keep) In 2025
All of our trend posts got pushed back a bit because well, January was an extremely difficult month for many reasons. However, we LOVE talking about trends and decor trends are extra special to my heart because they are inherently more user-friendly. They are the kind of trends that don’t require a big renovation which […]
Michigan House Designed for a Collector of Whiskey + Porsches
In Birmingham, Michigan, a northern suburban neighborhood of Detroit, a distinctive residence redefines the relationship between architecture, privacy, and display. Designed by Khanna Schultz, the House for a Collector project caters to a collector with a passion for rare Porsches and fine bourbon, seamlessly integrating his prized possessions into the fabric of daily life. Rather […]
A Fresh Way To Add Storage Without Adding Furniture But Lots Of Charm
There’s been a little secret trend that’s been popping up more and more on my feeds and I am so in love with it. It’s not a brand-new concept (little is these days) but designers are really running with it in some extremely cool applications. What am I talking about? Well, I’m talking about tall […]
Supernote’s E Ink Tablet Is Built for Distraction-Free Note Taking
Supernote has become a fan favorite for those who like the idea of digital files and notes for the sake of convenience but still want to be able to write in a way that feels natural and tactile. Now, the company is back with a new iteration of its tablet in the form of the […]
The Cool Slip-On-And-Go Shoes We Are Into – 25 Ballet Flats That Are Both Trendy And Comfortable
Guess who’s back on her ballet flat search?? Me:) But I’m not the only one on the team. Look. We love a cool boot, a fashionable sneaker, but sometimes you just want to slip on a cute flat to feel slightly more put together as you’re rushing out of the house. The last time I […]
How an Ancient Clam Inspired A.A. Murakami’s Generative Art
Nature and technology are often perceived as polar opposites – one evolving slowly over millions of years, the other advancing at lightning speed. Only at the hands of visionary artist duo A.A. Murakami could these two worlds converge in a way few others could imagine. Their latest project, A Thousand Layers of Stomach, transforms the […]