Try as I might, there is no denying I’m drawn to traditional design elements. Architectural details like moldings and paneling, tufting, florals and antiques like these antique desk lamps – yes please. So it’ll come as no surprise that I chose this 1830s Greek Revival home to feature as this week’s inspired interiors post.
Lately I’ve been craving a little more freedom in my life. Freedom from stuff, commitments, and quiet honestly the stresses and worries of day to day life. This could be the itch to get away, I’ve been working consistently for the last couple years without any real, disconnected break. It could also be a result of my bestie living the life of a digital nomad for the next 6 weeks in Europe – so jealous!
Design esthetics vary from designer to designer and publication to publication. One that I love working with and am always drawn to is modern traditional. The use of traditional elements in a new and relevant way. But traditional influence doesn’t always come in the form of furnishings and fabrics, it can also come in the form of family and heritage.
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