by Smitten Content | Jun 27, 2025 | Room, Living, Modern, Style, Vintage, Dining, Minimal, Kitchen, Blog, Bohemian, Utility, DC Interior Designing, Interior Design Trends, Updating Interior Design, Commercial Interior Design, Interior Design Tips, Interior Design Styles
Let’s be real: we all want our homes to look like they belong in an Architectural Digest spread, but with about 1% of the budget and none of the stress. The good news? You don’t need a trust fund or a demolition crew to seriously level up your space. With just a few...
by Smitten Content | Jun 25, 2025 | Modern, Room, Living, Dining, Style, Minimal, Blog, Kitchen, DC Interior Designing, Interior Design Trends, Updating Interior Design, Commercial Interior Design, Interior Design Styles
Let’s be honest. When you hear “neutral color palette,” your brain probably whispers “snooze-fest.” Visions of lifeless walls and soulless sofas flash before your eyes. Beige and gray—those two ever-present, noncommittal shades—have been unfairly accused of making...
by Jaye Langmaid | Mar 31, 2022 | Room, Living, Interior Design Tips
Regardless of how many hours you spend in your bedroom with your eyes closed and your body fast asleep, making your room a beautiful, safe haven is worthwhile. A well-decorated bedroom will bring you joy, help you relax and unwind at the end of the day, and encourage...
by Jaye Langmaid | Jun 7, 2021 | Room, Living, Interior Design Tips
Since the pandemic has revolutionized the work-from-home movement, a home office space has gone from an extra to an essential for many working professionals. If you’re lucky enough to have a room to spare, setting up the perfect home office will be a breeze. If,...
by Jaye Langmaid | Jun 15, 2022 | Living, Room, Style, Minimal, Interior Design Tips
Whether you’re searching for your first apartment after college or moving to a big city, a studio apartment is a great (and usually cheaper) option to call home. Unlike a traditional apartment with multiple designated spaces, a studio presents unique design...
