There are many aspects of a design project, many phases, many details and many steps. From the first meeting to the official consultation, then comes the vision, the sourcing and brainstorming and finally, the presentation. (If you are an interior designer reading this post, you probably have a "no kidding, tell me what I don't know" face happening.) The presentation is so important, yet it can be so time consuming, right? It's time for you (interior designer reading this pos

You may remember from the post A brand new you that I have a serious love for the Protea. Growing up in South Africa, there was not much hustle to speak of, but there was landscape for days. One of My Favorite Things from Africa's landscape became the Protea - a flower of enormous shape and color. In America, they can mostly be seen in plastic buckets at the grocery store - beautiful nonetheless! Ok, technically it is not a flower. It is a "flowering plant", simple as that. B

My style, you ask? I've always been about the rustic-industrial (not counting the out of this world eclectic phase I went through), I then threw in some modern-farmhouse. And that was it, that was my style. Until I discovered what style was categorized modern-spanish. It's been there for years, yes, but we're talking about the here and now. Holy smokes, talk about the sh*t when it comes to home styling! What is modern-spanish? Envision Spanish Revival with the most modern ele