Each client’s story is unique. The best way to tell your story is to build a custom home that reflects you and your personality. As interior designers, working with custom home builders means we can customize every detail of the home to tell our client’s story. When we’re designing luxurious interiors for our clients, we want to make sure they complement the home’s bones.
Prepped with an organized studio library and helpful tips we’ve learned along the way, the Laura U design team and I have fully embraced our freshly tidied sourcing and design space. While Cathryn Linn of the Organizing Organization assisted us with an in-office project, her team really specializes in home organization. After receiving such great assistance and information throughout this process I had to sit down with Cathryn one more time to talk to her about best practices for organization in the home.
Every May, the La Cienega Design Quarter hosts LEGENDS, an industry event that brings designers, manufacturers, and the press to sunny LA. This is one of the most sought-after events of the year because of the keynotes and the gorgeous windows. About 40 designers are honored with creating vignettes in the showrooms speckling La Cienega and Melrose.
This year I had the pleasure of attending the event for the first time as a window designer. Today, I’m excited to share all the details!
With fun new projects and collaborations scheduled throughout 2019, I decided to make getting rid of clutter and improving productivity our first order of business. So, it was time to do a little remodeling in the Laura U office. The team needed more than one place to hold meetings and our inventory needed to find a permanent home. And as the team has grown since we first moved in, they needed more room to design and source for projects.
Inspiration comes from many different places. From design blogs to the runway and trips to market, I find inspiration all around me. But hitting the reset button every so often is a necessity for me. I find nothing helps me refocus and gets my creative juices flowing more than putting myself in a different environment. What destination is at the top of my list to renew my interior design inspiration? Aspen, Colorado.