The best part about sticking to an old world design, oftentimes called European interior design, is that you can add in more modern trends and still have a good foundational design. European design is comforting and forgiving si… See more

Think back to a time when there wasn’t a furnace heating every home. Floors weren’t covered in carpet and walls and windows didn’t offer much in the way of insulation. Layering rugs not only offered design appeal, bu… See more

In European design, there is always a touch of history on the walls. Wall sconces point to history when candles and sconces covered the walls and hallways of small cottages as well as lavish estates. Today, there are s… See more

Velvet is a lush fabric that creates a cozy and inviting feel. It also elevates a room and gives it a formal appeal, without making it feel stiff. While it was often found in French Chateaus you can bring it into your own h… See more