Interior design has always mirrored the spirit of the times, and in recent years, it has embraced an exciting evolution.

I’ve never been much of a Fall person. For me, it always meant saying goodbye to the carefree days of Summer—sunshine, lighthearted moods, and outdoor fun. When I mention this, I often get surprised looks, but I know I’m not alone in feeling like fall represents a sense of loss.

As the warm, sunny days of summer give way to the crisp and cozy vibes of fall, it's the perfect time to refresh your home's look. But instead of packing away all your summer decor, why not give it a second life? Upcycling your summer pieces for the autumn season is not only a great way to embrace sustainability, but it also sparks creativity.

Spring is here, and there's no better time to step outside, breathe in the fresh air, and enjoy the tranquil charm of the Eastern Shore. Whether you're by the bay soaking in scenic views, gearing up for your next crab feast, or just giving your home's exterior a little refresh, setting up your outdoor spaces with distinct, purposeful areas can help you get the most out of the warmer months this Spring and Summer. 

Welcome to our little corner of the internet, where we talk about all things interior design. Today, we want to dive into a topic that's been making waves in the design world - the shift from minimalism to maximalism, particularly among younger generations.