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11/05/2026

One of the things I enjoy most about interior design is finding ways to make a space interesting without spending a fortune.

Take this bedroom, for example. Covering the entire wall with wallpaper would have been much more expensive, so why not use just enough to create an interesting focal point? The wooden bead trim was a DIY project that didn’t cost much either, but added so much character to the room.

It’s not always about how much money you have to work with. Sometimes it’s just about figuring out how to make the most of it.

And now that you’ve seen the before and after, I’m curious: which one would you rather have in your home? A more neutral, understated bedroom, or one with a little more personality?

10/21/2026

THE HIGH POINT EDIT | VOL. 01 — LIGHTING

Lighting is one of the most underestimated elements in design. People spend ages choosing furniture and fabrics, only to treat lighting as an afterthought. Yet the right piece can transform an entire room.

A few favorites from High Point Market

Collected by Schwung — Minimalist, yes. Boring? Not even close. I loved these customizable wall sconces: the colors, patterns, and all that personality in such a simple design.

Beacon Custom Lighting — My absolute favorite! The blue CONSTANT double pendant, designed by Hasan Zaidi and handcrafted by Stabb Designs right here in High Point, completely stole my heart. Light, clean, architectural, and striking without trying too hard. I won’t rest until I have one at home. And their other creations? Works of art that happen to illuminate a space.

Ngala Trading — So much texture! Leather fringe, layers, movement, and just the right amount of drama. But what really makes these pieces special is the craftsmanship behind them. There’s something about handmade objects, the richness of the materials, and the little imperfections that make each piece feel so much more interesting.

OiSoiOiUSA — The softness of the silk shades, their shapes and warm glow. Beautiful presence without demanding all the attention.

Freeform Lighting — Calling these light fixtures almost feels unfair. To me, they’re sculptures. The way light becomes a line, takes shape, and moves through space is extraordinary. Photos don’t come close to capturing these installations in person. One of my top discoveries at Market.

PET Lamp — The visual impact, the weaving, the sustainability, and especially those extraordinary patterns of light and shadow. An art installation that happens to illuminate a room. I couldn’t stop looking.

Six different approaches. All proof that lighting is so much more than functional.

Went to High Point Market looking for inspiration. Came home with a new project for my own house. How predictable.

I’ve clearly picked my favorite. Now I’m curious, which one would you take home?

Irene Mkrtchyan

10/18/2026

Some places just get me. And Lucky Fish Gallery has all my heart.

The colors, the variety, the impeccable eye for art, ceramics, and pieces you don’t see everywhere. Their curation is always a treat, and the fact that they’re local, right here in Greensboro, makes me love them even more.

Definitely one of my favorite stops at High Point Market tucked inside the Antique & Design Center.

So much personality, so much good taste. Every single time. ❤️

10/06/2026

Sometimes it’s not about adding more, but knowing exactly what to put together.

This custom hand-painted wallpaper brings all that movement, then the red headboard and pendant come in against the black and white and suddenly everything feels intentional. None of these elements needs to do all the work on its own. It’s the way they play off each other that gives the room its impact.

And sometimes that’s the hardest part, knowing what to choose, what to leave out, and what will work together before you actually see it all in the room. That’s also where having a designer can make all the difference. 😉

09/25/2026

These “after” photos don’t quite do this room justice. I don’t always get the chance to photograph a project under ideal conditions, and in this case, the only opportunity I had was at night, without the natural light that makes such a difference in interior photography. But I loved this transformation too much not to share it.

We’re slowly moving away from the white-on-white, neutral-on-neutral interiors that dominated for so long, and bringing back rooms with more personality, depth, color and energy. And this one definitely got the memo.

Layering pattern, texture, art and deeper tones gave this room the personality it was missing. I love how the mix of old and new makes it feel collected rather than decorated.

And yes, I will always choose a room with a little attitude.

09/17/2026

After years of white, beige and gray, interiors are having fun again.

Color, pattern and personality are making their way back into our homes, and wallpaper is one of my favorite ways to bring them in. It can be bold, subtle, graphic or textured, but the right one can completely transform a room and make it feel collected, interesting and personal.

And really… haven’t we behaved long enough?

09/01/2026

One room. Two completely different points of view.

The before took a clean, coordinated approach to the space. The after tells a different story, more layered, collected, colorful and unexpected.

And that’s one of the things I love most about interior design: there isn’t one right answer for a room.

The architecture gives us the space. What we choose to do with it gives it a personality.

Here, we played with color, pattern, texture, art and pieces from different styles and periods, letting them coexist instead of asking everything to match.

Neither version needed fixing.

They’re simply two very different ways of seeing the same room.

And you can probably guess which one is mine

08/21/2026

Before & afters are always fun. But the best ones make you wonder why the room feels so different.

There was nothing wrong with this room. But there was so much more it could be.

Same walls. Almost the same layout. But instead of treating every piece as its own little moment, we used the architecture to connect the room.

Instead of a headboard that stopped at the bed, we stretched it across the room. Instead of curtains framing a window, we let them frame the wall. The floating nightstands keep the floor visually open and make everything around the bed feel lighter. And that single horizontal stripe? It keeps the eye moving around the space instead of breaking it into smaller pieces.

And suddenly, you stop noticing the size of the room and start noticing the room.

Same square footage.

Completely different sense of space.

Now I’m curious: before reading any of this, what was the first thing your eye noticed in the after?

07/28/2026

One room. Two visions.

The walls didn’t move.
The floor plan didn’t change.

Yet the entire experience of the space did.
That’s the power of intentional design.

Which version would you choose, and why?

07/06/2026

What was once a dark, uninspiring guest room is now a vibrant home office filled with light, personality, and purpose.

Every design choice was made to reflect my client’s energy and colorful spirit. Because your home should feel like you.

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