Your living room isn’t small. it’s visually overloaded. Most spaces feel cramped because of these 4 real problems — and here’s how to fix them easily, even if you rent, live small, or don’t care about interior design.… Read More 4 Real Reasons Most Living Rooms Feel Small (And It’s Not the Size)
If your room feels uncomfortable and you can’t explain why, there’s psychology behind it. Here are the five reasons a room feels “off” — and designer-approved fixes that require zero renovation.… Read More 5 Psychological Reasons a Room Feels Uncomfortable — But You Can’t Explain Why (5 Fixes for Each With No Renovation)
Discover how to design a safe, stylish, and harmonious space for dogs and cats.
Whether you’re adopting a puppy, a senior dog, a kitten, or an adult cat, this guide shows how to prepare your home with pet-safe, stylish, and stress-free design choices.… Read More Bringing a Dog Home? Complete Guide to Create a Pet-Safe, Stylish, and Harmonious Home for a Puppy, Adult & Senior Dog
Discover how designers combine dark walls, layered metals, plush textures, and new tech for living rooms that feel warm, modern, and built to last.… Read More 10 Living Room Trends Designers Swear By in 2025: Dark Hues, Mixed Metals & Cozy Textures That Add Instant Style
What are you good at? As a self-taught interior designer, I’ve spent years shaping spaces through lived experience—not just theory. I’ve learned how to work with tight corners, budget constraints, rental rules, pet chaos, and evolving life stages. And in all of it, I’ve asked myself this honest question:What am I actually good at? The… Read More What Am I Good At? Real-World Interior Design That Actually Solves Problems
Describe a decision you made in the past that helped you learn or grow. I didn’t wake up one day and decide to become an interior designer.It happened slowly. Quietly. One corner at a time. How It All Started • Rearranging My Own Space I started by shifting furniture around at home, experimenting with layouts,… Read More The Decision That Found Me: Becoming a Self-Taught Interior Designer, One Space at a Time
What fears have you overcome and how? There’s a quiet panic that settles in after you’ve poured time, energy, and money into a space. The sofa’s in, the lights are up, the walls are painted… but something feels off. Sometimes, it’s an aesthetic mismatch. But other times, it’s scarier—it’s realizing the space isn’t safe or… Read More 🖤 The Quiet Panic After Decorating: 9 Things That Secretly Undermine Your Home’s Safety and Soul
What does “having it all” mean to you? Is it attainable? In a world constantly shouting for more—more trends, more aesthetics, more curated corners—the idea of “having it all” in home design has evolved into something deeply personal and much quieter. For me, it doesn’t mean owning everything. It means feeling everything in your space—function,… Read More “Having It All” in Your Home: A Quiet, Beautiful Balancing Act
How do you feel about cold weather? I light it like the Norwegians do — with intention, depth, and warmth. I don’t dread the cold. I design for it. As someone who’s studied interior design and lighting for years, I know that gloomy winter days can turn any space — and mood — flat and… Read More Lighting Inspired by Norwegian Winters: Kos as My Guiding Light
How do you use social media? I don’t use social media to be “seen.” I use it to learn, observe, collect, curate, and grow — personally, creatively, and even professionally. I rarely post updates, never share photos of Odin, and never chase trends. But I’m always listening, saving, exploring. Here’s how I use it across… Read More How I Actually Use Social Media (Without Losing Myself In It)
