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Simple, refined, not a single bit of fuss.
Our client snapped this photo of me and Jos during a video call this week while we were showing them parts of their project being installed. Please note both my professionalism and Jos’ acceptance of needing to match my energy 🤣🤣🤣 (client la
Bright, layered, sophisticated yet playful. All the fun design events chilling together.
Mixing new and old for this entryway. It might be hard to see the small grapefruit tree tucked partially behind that column, but you could not miss the intoxicating fragrance. I think citrus trees may have the most gorgeous fragrance of all fruit tre
Feeling moody. Little drops of my newest project. I the layering of textures in this home office. The chair has been in the family for a few generations and has seen a lot of love over the years. Design: @slayton.interiors Photography: @sierraannph
Something pretty for a Saturday morning.
Apparently I’ve acquired quite a few new followers recently, which feels slightly concerning because most days I’m sitting behind my stupidly large double monitors designing details, creating budgets, chasing down furniture, and relying h
When the powder room pops. We went a bit more "all out" with the custom vanity and wallpaper and then kept is lower cost/simple with a CB2 mirror and West Elm pendants.
It may seem simple, perhaps even understated, but this entryway has come a long way. Swipe for the before to see all the changes. Design: @slayton.interiors Photo: @sierraannphotography
A few thoughtful updates completely changed the feel of this entry. We updated the light fixture and brought everything into dark sky compliance, replaced the front door, added a planter for a touch of warmth and greenery, and introduced softer tones
Oh, she's a pretty one. I'm ready to turn on that fireplace, snuggle up one those cozy chairs, and read a good book. Dreamy! Design: @slayton.interiors Photography: @sierraannphotography Styling: @mikawoydahome
Letting the stunning views from the rocky mountains take center stage for this project. We leaned into letting the natural materials take center stage for this project, both in the architectural elements as well as the furniture. Design: @slayton.i
A little moodier, a little warmer, and a lot more livable. This space had such a soft tonal palette already, so bringing in the darker pendants and stools was really about creating contrast and giving the room a bit more grounding and rhythm. The st
When the design just works. We let the natural materials shine for this project. Leaning into the classic Taj Mahal quartzite, notice that charming little edge to complete the backsplash. Rift cut white oak cabinets, alabaster sconces, brass fixtur