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Starting an interior design project is exciting — but it can also feel overwhelming if you’re not sure what to expect. Whether you’re planning a remodel, a furnishing project, or a full home transformation, a little preparation goes a long way in making the process smooth, enjoyable, and stress‑free. Here’s how to set your project up for success. 1. Get Clear on Your Goals Before we talk colors or layouts, think about what you want your home to do for you. Ask yourself: •    

A beautiful home is wonderful. A functional home is essential. But a home that’s both? That’s where the magic happens. One of the biggest misconceptions about interior design is that it’s all about colors, furniture, and décor. But the truth is, none of those things matter if the layout doesn’t work. A well‑designed layout makes your home feel bigger, calmer, and more intentional — and it supports the way you actually live. Here’s what every home needs to achieve that perfect

Choosing a color palette sounds simple… until you’re standing in the paint aisle holding 47 swatches that all look identical but somehow aren’t. Color is one of the most powerful tools in interior design — and one of the easiest things to get wrong without a plan. The right palette makes your home feel calm, cohesive, and timeless. The wrong one can make it feel chaotic or “off.” Here’s how I help clients in Boise, Eagle, Meridian, and McCall choose colors with confidence. 1.

You don’t need a full gut renovation to completely transform your home. Some of the biggest “wow” moments I’ve created for clients in Boise, Eagle, Meridian, and McCall have come from small remodels — the kind that update your home without turning your life upside down. Here are some of the most impactful small remodels that deliver big results. 1. Kitchen Refreshes You don’t have to replace everything to make your kitchen feel new. Small updates like new countertops, lightin