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  • Our Top Luxury Home Must-Haves

    To Elevate Your Home and Give You More Time to LIVE. Are you looking to elevate your home and make it do the heavy lifting for you? Then you have come to the right place! Today we’re covering our Luxury Must-Haves when renovating or building a new home. The list includes high-end kitchen appliances, custom millwork, and other items that can add more sophistication and functionality to your living space. Whether you're looking to update your existing home or start from scratch with a new build, our tips and insights will help you create a space that's as functional as it is beautiful. Double Islands If space allows, we HIGHLY recommend a double island. It gives the chef plenty of space to cook and prepare while still entertaining. Additionally, it's great for children, as it gives them a designated spot and keeps them out of the main cooking zone. Built-in Microwave/ Microwave Drawer Keep bulky appliances off the counter! Great for kitchens with less countertop space, it’s also visually appealing. In Lieu of a microwave, we also highly recommend a built-in warming drawer. Warming drawers help keeps all the dishes warm until its time to serve! Double Dishwasher ESPECIALLY if you have kids or you're a big entertainer, a double dishwasher will make your life a MILLION times easier. No more handwashing the last of the dishes until your hands prune up, a dishwasher flanking each side of the kitchen sink will cut down on clean up and give you extra time to spend with loved ones, especially if you're the one who hosts the holidays. Bonus points for paneling the fronts like we did above! Automatic Glass Rinser We’ve been told by our sommelier friend that the best-tasting wine comes from glasses that aren’t washed with soap. Great for fragile glassware that can’t make its way into the dishwasher, the glass rinser uses hot water to sanitize your glassware in a flash. Of course we all had to take turns playing with it once installed! It’s as fun as it is functional. Refrigerator Drawers Keep the drinks for guests and kids away from the cooking zone for an easy grab-and-go drink option. You can also use it as an extra snack spot for kids. This allows everyone to help themselves, and it clears up fridge space! Win-win-win! ALL THE JETS Why have one shower head when you can have all the shower heads? For a truly luxurious and spa-like experience, jets, rain showers, shower heads, and hand showers will get you CLEAN (lol) and relaxed! Built-Ins For your Shower The tiny niches for your shampoos are NEVER ENOUGH. Give yourself all the room for your lengthy skincare routine by having a built-in in your shower. Want to take it to the next level? Have your AV guy set up the tv in the shelf and you’ll never miss an episode of your favorite show again! Don't want to miss a minute of the big game? Then you definitely need the built in shower tv. Built-In Step Stool Want your bathroom for the kiddos to grow with them? Do a custom built-in stool under the vanity. It slides out when you need it and tucks away when you don’t. It will always fit the look and remains nice and discrete when you want it out of view. Custom Rail System Have tall ceilings but can’t reach the top of the closet? Add in a custom rail system so you can utilize the height but keep the space functional. Great for seasonal items that you don’t reach for every day, or small spaces that need to utilize the height. Bonus Must Haves: Temperature/Humidity Controlled Wine Cellar Because what is a better form of self-care than making sure your drinks are always stored appropriately for optimal enjoyability ;) High-End/Designer Light Switches Because you’ve upgraded every other item in your house, why not make your light switches and electrical outlets look pretty?

  • The Only Spring Tablescape Guide You'll Need

    Need it in a pinch? No worries! We've got it all in time for Easter! We're trying new things here! How about this fun gif??? Spring is the perfect time of year to celebrate new beginnings, fresh blooms, and warmer weather with a lovely gathering around the table. However, if you're short on time and haven't had the chance to plan ahead, creating a last-minute spring tablescape can still be a breeze. We were so inspired by the nice weather, we created this tablescape in a matter of days! Most of the items were purchased from Amazon Prime (we love a next-day shipping) and it came fast! We have all the links at the end so you can have your perfect tablescape in time for Easter! As for putting it all together, here are some tips on how to create your own beautiful tablescape in no time: Make a Moodboard (or use ours!) Here's a look at how we create our tablescapes, or any design really. We love to start out with a moodboard because it's such a great way to visually see if all the parts and pieces will work together before you make any purchases! Below is our spring tablescape moodboard: For our spring tablescape, we used a lot of floral or garden-inspired elements, pastel colors, and natural materials like wood, linen, and woven textures. Kind of a no-brainer, right?? A simple, yet elegant design will make you look like an effortless Martha Stewart. Utilize Items You Already Have Don't stress about going out and buying new items for your tablescape. Look around your home and utilize items you already have. We did this a LOT with our tablescape. We pulled one of our favorite items from our FOUND collection, our gorgeous vintage vase, and threw some branches we got from Whole Foods right inside. The glass candlestick holders, taper candles, tea light candles and holders, napkin rings, and coup glasses were all pieces we pulled from Kim's personal collection! Kim's dog, Tucker, was a great addition to our setup as well ;) Create A Centerpiece A statement centerpiece can take your tablescape to the next level. Use flowers, foliage, or greenery to create a stunning focal point. If you're short on time, a simple vase filled with fresh flowers can do wonders. We purchased our branches from Whole Foods, but I urge you to look around in your yards/gardens. We have a pink magnolia tree that's just starting to bloom and we think items like that could make a beautiful statement as well. Or try your hand at your own floral arrangement! A few days prior to this photoshoot, we created this fun arrangement (pictured below) to celebrate our very own Lisa Crossen's birthday, with no prior experience with arrangements! Find an inspo picture straight from your Pinterest feed and give it a go! We found one that utilized fresh fruit and knew we had to try it! Add Finishing Touches Small details can make a big impact on your tablescape. Add some finishing touches like fresh linen napkins, candles, or fresh decorative elements, like the sprigs of thyme we stuck in the napkin rings. Using simple yet thoughtful elements can add charm and personality to your tablescape. We went with two different types of candles to create a nice variation in height. Alternatively, we suggest using different size bud vases to trail down the table with fresh florals. Creating a last-minute spring tablescape can be a fun and stress-free process. Start with a theme, utilize items you already have, create a centerpiece, add finishing touches, and don't forget the lighting. With these tips, your spring tablescape is sure to impress your guests and make your gathering a memorable one. Below we're tagging all of our sources for you, and click here for the link to our Amazon shop so you can be sure to get all your items in lightning fast!

  • Mirror, Mirror on the Wall...

    Or Mirrors on mirrors on mirrors. Who are we to judge? We've done it all! Mirrors are a versatile and essential element in any interior design, as they can add depth, light, and style to any space. However, selecting the perfect mirror for each room and hanging it correctly can be a daunting task. In this blog post, we will provide you with some tips on how to choose the right mirror for your space and how to hang it. Consider the size and shape of the mirror: The first thing to consider when selecting a mirror is its size and shape. A large mirror can make a small room appear bigger, while a small mirror can add a decorative touch to a larger room. Additionally, the shape of the mirror can influence the overall style of the room. Ornate mirrors work well in traditional-style rooms, while sleek and minimal rectangular or square mirrors are perfect for conveying a modern touch. Determine the purpose of the mirror: The purpose of the mirror will also influence its size and shape. If the mirror is intended to be a functional piece, such as a bathroom or dressing room mirror, it should be large enough to provide a full reflection of the person using it. On the other hand, if the mirror is intended to be a decorative accent, it can be smaller and more ornate. Mirrors can also be used to make a smaller space appear larger by reflecting a light source, whether it be natural light or artificial. If the purpose of the mirror is to make a space seem larger, consider a longer mirror, such as a floor-length mirror. We like to place longer mirrors above nightstands with lamps to achieve the illusion of higher ceilings. Consider the style of the room: The mirror should complement the style of the room. For example, if the room is decorated in a bohemian style, a fun, fringed mirror makes a statement. Alternatively, if the room has a modern, minimalist style, a simple slim-framed mirror would be a good choice. Determine the placement of the mirror: The placement of the mirror will also influence its size and shape. If the mirror is intended to be functional, for use to check one’s appearance, we recommend hanging it at eye level. Take into consideration all parties in the home that would use the mirror, and make sure everyone is able to see their reflection (We have seen many a tall husband unable to get the full view from the height of a floor-length mirror). As mentioned previously, if the purpose of the mirror is to make a space seem larger, consider placing the mirror opposite of a natural light source. This also helps bring more natural light to a room, making the space feel lighter and more inviting. Now that you've chosen the perfect mirror for your space, it's time to hang it. Here are some tips for hanging your mirror: Use the right hardware: Make sure you use the appropriate hardware to hang your mirror. For heavier mirrors, use heavy-duty picture hangers or wall anchors. For lighter mirrors, use picture wire or sawtooth hangers. Determine the height: The height at which you hang your mirror will depend on its purpose. For functional mirrors, such as bathroom or dressing room mirrors, the mirror should be hung at eye level. For decorative mirrors, the mirror can be hung higher or lower, depending on the desired effect. For instance, a decorative mirror can be placed above a fireplace to create a statement, as if it’s a piece of art. If you’ve got the room, go for two to make the room feel like it goes on forever. Talk about a statement! Use a level: Make sure your mirror is level before hanging it. Use a level to ensure that your mirror is straight. No clown mirrors in here! In conclusion, mirrors are an important element in any interior design, and selecting the right mirror for your space can enhance the overall style and functionality of the room. By considering the size, shape, purpose, and style of the mirror, and following the appropriate steps for hanging it, you can create a beautiful and functional addition to any room in your home. Below is a round-up of some of our favorite mirrors. Shop the full collection here!

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  • Portraits | Project Reclaimed | Dream House Studios | Full Service Interior Design | Maryland

    Project Reclaimed NEW BUILD Photography Lee Kriel Location Severna Park, MD This new build located in Severna Park, Maryland, was featured in Annapolis Home Magazine. Our client wanted to channel the waterfront location of the home, without going with the typical coastal design that traditionally accompanies it. Our team had fun repurposing wooden boards to use in various locations throughout the home, adding character, and creating a warm and cozy environment for the whole family to enjoy. BACK TO PORTRAITS

  • Dream House Studios | Full Service Interior Design | Maryland

    Dream House Studios is a full service interior design firm specializing in homes that inspire mindful living. At Dream House Studios, our work is characterized by our guiding philosophy. Put simply, we believe that intentional design creates space for intentional living. Every space we design is a marriage of old world sensibility and modern comforts—a celebration of the everyday and the imperfect. Connection is the cornerstone of our client process. We listen closely to the tangible and intangible goals you have for how you want to live, gather, and grow in your home. The resulting environment is a timeless reflection of your values and an invitation to savor each moment. LEARN MORE Join Our Team! We're looking for a passionate Junior Interior Designer to join our small, design-focused team. Click the button below to learn more and apply now! Apply Here! LET'S WORK TOGETHER Interiors & Custom Cabinetry We design custom interiors and bespoke cabinetry that balances timeless style and tailored livability. Our work holds a mirror to our clients' lifestyles—enveloping, inspiring, and evolving with them. INQUIRE NOW BESPOKE CABINETRY Shop Our Top Picks A Curated Collection of Our Team’s Favorite Products SHOP NOW Project Rooted With ample space to entertain and an undeniable warmth, we redesigned this custom home to work beautifully with the modern lifestyle of a young family. TAKE THE TOUR

  • Dining Room Collection | Dream House Studios | Full Service Interior Design | Maryland

    A CURATED COLLECTION Shop Our Favorites Browse our team's most-loved textiles, decor, and accessories for elevated interiors. SHOP NOW Collections Shop by Category FOUND LIVING ROOM KITCHEN DINING ROOM BEDROOM ACCESSORIES BACK TO COLLECTIONS

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