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Spotted In The Happy Home by Ariel Okin
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Spotted In The Happy Home by Ariel Okin

We’re excited to celebrate the release of Ariel Okin’s new book, The Happy Home: Layered Interiors for Joyful Living! Her mastery of color and patterns is on display all throughout the book and we are honored to be included! Explore the Coley Home pieces featured in the book and get inspired to create your own!  Featured in Nomad, Snow, the Dressmaker Nash Swivel is the perfect addition to this cozy primary bedroom corner alongside the Upholstered Bennett Sofa!  Photographer: Read McKendree | Styling: Studio Nectar Ariel brings a touch of tranquility to another primary bedroom through the Laney Slipper Chair in Ringo, Bay!  Photographer: Donna Dotan | Stylist: Anthony Amiano

Spotted In The Happy Home by Ariel Okin
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Coley Home Spotlight: Ramsey Lyons Design

Meet Ramsey Lyons, founder of Ramsey Lyons Interiors and the designer behind Brent Neale's beautifully layered headquarters in New York. For this project, Ramsey had the opportunity to design a space for her sister, creating an office that feels warm, inviting, and true to Brent's colorful brand. We caught up with Ramsey to hear about the inspiration behind the project, designing for family, and a few of her personal favorites.

Coley Home Spotlight: Ramsey Lyons Design
French & French Interiors in Kips Bay Show House
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French & French Interiors in Kips Bay Show House

We’re thrilled to be included in French and French Interior salon for the 2024 Kips Bay Decorator Show House Dallas! Designers Heather and Matt French always create the most beautiful spaces, so we were honored when they wanted to our furniture to bring their vision to life. Explore the pieces they used in this fabulous space, and get inspired to design your own! Read the Article Shop the Pieces: The Baxter Banquette in Vista, Cream with Vista, Bay Welt Shop Now The Gin Chair in Mohair, Slate Blue with Vista, Cream Welt and Walnut Finish Shop Now The Teeny Stool in Mohair, Slate Blue with Walnut Finish Shop Now The Bryant Sofa 2 over 2 in COM (Customer's Own Material) Shop Now The Dressmaker Sophie Dining Chair We no longer offer this style in velvet fabrics. If you would like to inquire about using velvet on this piece, please email hello@coleyhome.com. Shop Now

French & French Interiors in Kips Bay Show House
Coley Home Spotlight: Decor and More Design Studio
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Coley Home Spotlight: Decor and More Design Studio

Meet Paige Loperfido from Decor and More Design Studio! She creates the most beautiful yet functional interiors, and we always love seeing what she's working on for each client. Read on to see how she styled Coley Home pieces in several of her clients' homes.

Coley Home Spotlight: Decor and More Design Studio
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Coley Home Spotlight: Huff Harrington Design

Meet the creatives behind Huff Harrington Design! Recently featured in The Atlanta Home For The Holidays Show House, we adore their fresh yet traditional spaces. They masterfully blend the old with the new and we love following along to see what they're designing next. Read on to see how they styled their Coley Home piece in the show house. Tell us about yourselves & how you got to where you are today!  Trudy was born and raised in Piqua, Ohio, though people are often surprised I’m not a born and bred Southern belle. I currently lead Huff Harrington Design as Lead Designer, where I bring a refined design sensibility, thoughtful approach, and a little optimism to every project. Before fully stepping into interiors, I honed my spacial design skills through l leadership roles with brands including Gap, Spanx, and Serena & Lily. Frequent trips to France – where I assist with international design projects and installations – have shaped my signature approach: blending old and new with a playful, unexpected twist. Outside the office, you’ll often find me strolling Chastain Park with my handsome Lab, Beau, or enjoying a lively dinner out with my husband, glass of bubbly in hand. Emma Caroline Lee has spent years with Huff Harrington honing her eye through countless design projects. Prior to that she tackled the world of luxury PR launching fine art, fashion and hospitality brands in Atlanta. While her heart lies with traditional themes she loves to create a mix and to elevate designs through fabrics and custom pieces, building a story around our clients’ existing furnishings. Her love of classic and traditional design is a perfect complement to the Huff Harrington mix of antique and modern. When she’s not designing, you can find her spending time with her adorable young family or traveling. One of the most meaningful parts of our work is connecting with clients. We take the time to really listen, understand their stories and the pieces they love, and translate their vision into spaces that feel personal, sophisticated, and always chic. You recently selected 2 Twin Claremont Beds - Charles with a fabulous brushed fringe. Walk us through the design process! One of the elements that grounded the design of the room from the very beginning was a fabulous imported antique settee we found in the South of France. Its sassy curves immediately set the tone, so it was important for us to find bed frames that echoed that curvy softness – the Charles did just that. As with any successful space, the devil is in the details. We had the most fun marrying the bed frames and settee through coordinating fabrics - ultimately choosing a stripe for the beds to bring in a tailored note. To soften the structured stripe - and of course adding a touch of unexpectedness - we finished the headboards with a brushed fringe trim from Samuel & Sons. Layered against the Farrow & Ball high-gloss walls, the subtle movement and texture was the perfect final touch, elevating the beds while tying the entire room together beautifully.  The Claremont bed - Charles How would you describe your style? Classic at its core, with a deep reverence for both contemporary and antique influences.  You have a design branch in both Atlanta and Paris. Do you often try to incorporate European influences throughout your design projects in the US?  It truly works both ways – we’re constantly inspired by both sides of the pond. That said, there’s something especially compelling about incorporating a piece of French history into our state-side projects. A beautiful European antique has an effortless way of adding depth, soul and a bit of “crunch” when layered into a modern or traditional home. We always aim for a home that feels classic and lived-in.   If you had to pick one, what is your favorite project to date?    That’s a difficult question, as each project is deeply personal to each client. Knowing their story, understanding the heirlooms they cherish, and creating designs that reflect their lives make every project meaningful in its own way. What aspect of Parisian lifestyle do you adopt in your everyday life?   I’ve always admired the ease of the French lifestyle – lingering over meals, choosing quality over quantity, and treating everyday rituals as small indulgences. And of course, there’s the skincare… a daily reminder that a good cream can, in fact, solve almost everything!  What’s a wallpaper or fabric you are dying to use in a project?  Tough question because there are so many that are on our radar but I recently stumbled across the most adorable wallpaper by Jordan Connelly  that would be the perfect addition to a  family vacation home. Favorite coffee table book? Well, at the moment , we are gushing over the most recent Atlanta Homes & Lifestyle magazine because Huff Harrington Design made the cover! What is your most requested design feature?   ‘The Mix’ of new  & old The mix – layering new with old to create spaces that feel collected, not decorated. It’s about balancing contemporary pieces with character-rich antiques to achieve spaces that are timeless, personal, and truly lived-in.

Coley Home Spotlight: Huff Harrington Design
Coley Home Spotlight: Caroline Boykin
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Coley Home Spotlight: Caroline Boykin

Meet Caroline! Based out of Raleigh, NC, Caroline creates the most incredible artwork, from intricate paintings to delicate sculptures. Read on to learn all about Caroline and how she styled her Coley Home pieces. Tell us about yourself and how you got to where you are today! Hey Coley Home! I am Caroline Reehl Boykin, a fine artist based in Raleigh, North Carolina and my work is inspired by the spirit of everyday life. For the past 15 years I have had the honor of creating artwork for clients all over the world. My paintings are filled with elements of nature, architecture, and form using many mediums. I find that unique color interactions within my paintings capture viewers and bring them into a conversation of life and movement. Through the use of porcelain, acrylic paint, and gold and silver leaf, I paint multi-dimensional works that transcend a subject and allow the viewer to decipher meaning. I have always loved to create. My childhood on the Alabama coast cultivated my enchantment with art and southern culture. Touches of this admiration for Southern hospitality and grandeur are seen today flowing through my paintings. While in college, a summer of studying figure drawing in Florence, Italy led me to the realization that being an artist was in my bones. I earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the University of Mississippi (Hotty Toddy!!) where I focused on ceramics, but I have always had a true passion for all mediums in art. Today I am blessed to have my studio right here in my home so that I can jump between businesswoman and momma easily. My husband, two girls, and bulldog, Blue, provide me with as much support as they do inspiration to my paintings! Caroline's Website How would you describe your artistic style in your own words? My work is rooted in the rituals of everyday life - morning light, the scent and shapes of flowers from our garden, my girls' infectious giggles, or an ice-cold martini my husband makes me after a long week. These moments are sacred rhythms woven into my paintings. I think my artistic style is a nice combination of Modern and Feminine. How do you approach mixing color and texture in your pieces? Color and texture are such important aspects of my work! In my Le Pointe collection, mixed color combinations are the foundation and the starting point of each painting. Once the squares of color are chosen for the painting, I then come back with more colors but in small marks to create a dance between the squares. When mixing the paint for these marks, I whip my paint to a frosting-like consistency to create little dots of texture. This mesmerizing texture creates the smallest shadows that move throughout the day as light moves across the painting. Caroline used a pair of Bongo Stools in COM (Customer's Own Material) to create the perfect accent pieces for her living room! Where do you personally look for inspiration? Everywhere! Small and simple moments inspire me most as of late. There is beauty surrounding us always, we just have to take the time to find it. This is what I want the viewer to feel when taking in my artwork. To admire the painting with an exhale and to get lost in a memory. I find myself within each scene of my Pout paintings. Do you have any tips for mixing art with furniture and decor in a room? My only tip is to purchase art that you love, and not just because it matches your couch! I find a home much more inviting and beautiful when it is filled with interesting art. What are your favorite areas to splurge when decorating your home, and favorite places to save? My favorite places to splurge and save are the same - antiques! Sometimes you find the save of the century in an antique chandelier or the biggest splurge in an antique Klimt sofa. Whether a splurge or a save, antiques are always necessary. Is there anything more fun than the thrill of the hunt? Most treasured piece in your home (besides your own art)? We have the cover of my great grandmother's bible framed and hung in our kitchen. My great grandmother Leavie, whom my oldest is named after, was born in the late 1800s and I inherited her bible which was so loved and used that it was held together by duct tape. We (very carefully!) took off the cover that is inscribed with her name and framed it in a gorgeous antique frame. It brings me so much joy to see it every day, a sweet reminder of my beloved family and what a matriarch looks like. What is your favorite spring or summer recipe? Food or cocktail! So many! We love to eat in my house! In the spring and summer, it’s anything made with in-season produce from our local Farmer's Market. We also love a skinny Piña Colada for a fun cocktail/mocktail around the pool. It's just blended coconut water, a little pineapple juice, pineapple chunks, and ice. When my girls aren't partaking, a splash of rum makes it even tastier! Thanks, Caroline!

Coley Home Spotlight: Caroline Boykin
Coley Home Spotlight: MG Style
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Coley Home Spotlight: MG Style

Meet Mary Glenn of MG Style! Based in Alabama, MG is a fabulous tastemaker and mother of the cutest little boy. We love her twist on classic style and following along to see all her great finds! Read on to learn how MG styled her Coley Home pieces.  Tell us about yourselves & how you got to where you are today! Mary Glenn McElveen is a premier stylist and closet curator, transforming women’s wardrobe into an elevated extension of her identity through her styling and lifestyle brand, MG Style. After studying Fashion Merchandising and Marketing, Mary Glenn parlayed her innate sense of style and taste into positions in interior design. But through her leisure and travels, Mary Glenn realized the modern woman’s need for clear direction when shopping and with it, MG Style was born. Mary Glenn has guided this mission by offering genuine feedback and practicality to her clients, with current links and dynamic basics, while never holding back an opportunity to encourage women to stand out in a crowd. Through curating closets and striking looks for her clients, she has also found enjoyment in sharing her findings and inspiration with her loyal social media following. Most evenings, after putting her son Harlan down, she is draped in loungewear with her husband, Brooks, scouring the internet for the next beautiful find. You recently selected (4) Hastings Chairs in Mont Blanc, Ivory with Nomad, Snow Contrasting Cushions for your living room. Walk us through the design process!  I’ve loved flexing my interior design muscle—especially with the help of my friend Emily Ehrhardt of Emily Ehrhardt Interiors—to turn our house into a home. I chose the Hastings Chairs for our formal living room and love the way they surround the round coffee table. I can’t wait to sip my morning coffee and enjoy quiet, peaceful moments in this space for years to come. The Hastings Chair in Mont Blanc, Ivory with a Contrast Cushion and Back Pillow in Nomad, Snow. How would you describe your style?  My home decor is a true extension of my personal style. Rooted in neutral tones, elevated textures and details that add just the right amount of interest.  What are your favorite styling pieces to splurge on and favorite places to save? In fashion, I love to splurge on classic pieces that can be styled multiple ways and through all seasons. My favorite splurge is a unique Chanel flat always sourced through The Coveted. In home decor, I love to splurge on antique pieces that catch my eye.  What is the most requested product from your followers? This is a hard one! I get a lot of styling questions from my followers and send links to my belts and other outfit polishing pieces daily.  What’s one niche holiday decoration you can’t live without? I purchase a fresh, beautiful oversized wreath every year. It’s something timeless and instantly sets the tone for the season without feeling overdone but still elevated.  We have to ask! What’s currently in your bag?  Oh gosh, a full mix of things! I always have sunglasses, my wallet, a lipgloss and a few extra pacifiers in my bag to get me through the day.  Favorite winter/cold weather recipe (dish or cocktail, your choice!) I am not the chef in my household but my husband makes these really yummy bacon wrapped dates that are always a hit!

Coley Home Spotlight: MG Style
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Coley Home Spotlight: Ramsey Lyons Design

Meet Ramsey Lyons, founder of Ramsey Lyons Interiors and the designer behind Brent Neale's beautifully layered headquarters in New York. For this project, Ramsey had the opportunity to design a space for her sister, creating an office that feels warm, inviting, and true to Brent's colorful brand. We caught up with Ramsey to hear about the inspiration behind the project, designing for family, and a few of her personal favorites.

Coley Home Spotlight: Ramsey Lyons Design
French & French Interiors in Kips Bay Show House
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French & French Interiors in Kips Bay Show House

We’re thrilled to be included in French and French Interior salon for the 2024 Kips Bay Decorator Show House Dallas! Designers Heather and Matt French always create the most beautiful spaces, so we were honored when they wanted to our furniture to bring their vision to life. Explore the pieces they used in this fabulous space, and get inspired to design your own! Read the Article Shop the Pieces: The Baxter Banquette in Vista, Cream with Vista, Bay Welt Shop Now The Gin Chair in Mohair, Slate Blue with Vista, Cream Welt and Walnut Finish Shop Now The Teeny Stool in Mohair, Slate Blue with Walnut Finish Shop Now The Bryant Sofa 2 over 2 in COM (Customer's Own Material) Shop Now The Dressmaker Sophie Dining Chair We no longer offer this style in velvet fabrics. If you would like to inquire about using velvet on this piece, please email hello@coleyhome.com. Shop Now

French & French Interiors in Kips Bay Show House
Coley Home Spotlight: Decor and More Design Studio
Designer Spotlight

Coley Home Spotlight: Decor and More Design Studio

Meet Paige Loperfido from Decor and More Design Studio! She creates the most beautiful yet functional interiors, and we always love seeing what she's working on for each client. Read on to see how she styled Coley Home pieces in several of her clients' homes.

Coley Home Spotlight: Decor and More Design Studio
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Coley Home Spotlight: Huff Harrington Design

Meet the creatives behind Huff Harrington Design! Recently featured in The Atlanta Home For The Holidays Show House, we adore their fresh yet traditional spaces. They masterfully blend the old with the new and we love following along to see what they're designing next. Read on to see how they styled their Coley Home piece in the show house. Tell us about yourselves & how you got to where you are today!  Trudy was born and raised in Piqua, Ohio, though people are often surprised I’m not a born and bred Southern belle. I currently lead Huff Harrington Design as Lead Designer, where I bring a refined design sensibility, thoughtful approach, and a little optimism to every project. Before fully stepping into interiors, I honed my spacial design skills through l leadership roles with brands including Gap, Spanx, and Serena & Lily. Frequent trips to France – where I assist with international design projects and installations – have shaped my signature approach: blending old and new with a playful, unexpected twist. Outside the office, you’ll often find me strolling Chastain Park with my handsome Lab, Beau, or enjoying a lively dinner out with my husband, glass of bubbly in hand. Emma Caroline Lee has spent years with Huff Harrington honing her eye through countless design projects. Prior to that she tackled the world of luxury PR launching fine art, fashion and hospitality brands in Atlanta. While her heart lies with traditional themes she loves to create a mix and to elevate designs through fabrics and custom pieces, building a story around our clients’ existing furnishings. Her love of classic and traditional design is a perfect complement to the Huff Harrington mix of antique and modern. When she’s not designing, you can find her spending time with her adorable young family or traveling. One of the most meaningful parts of our work is connecting with clients. We take the time to really listen, understand their stories and the pieces they love, and translate their vision into spaces that feel personal, sophisticated, and always chic. You recently selected 2 Twin Claremont Beds - Charles with a fabulous brushed fringe. Walk us through the design process! One of the elements that grounded the design of the room from the very beginning was a fabulous imported antique settee we found in the South of France. Its sassy curves immediately set the tone, so it was important for us to find bed frames that echoed that curvy softness – the Charles did just that. As with any successful space, the devil is in the details. We had the most fun marrying the bed frames and settee through coordinating fabrics - ultimately choosing a stripe for the beds to bring in a tailored note. To soften the structured stripe - and of course adding a touch of unexpectedness - we finished the headboards with a brushed fringe trim from Samuel & Sons. Layered against the Farrow & Ball high-gloss walls, the subtle movement and texture was the perfect final touch, elevating the beds while tying the entire room together beautifully.  The Claremont bed - Charles How would you describe your style? Classic at its core, with a deep reverence for both contemporary and antique influences.  You have a design branch in both Atlanta and Paris. Do you often try to incorporate European influences throughout your design projects in the US?  It truly works both ways – we’re constantly inspired by both sides of the pond. That said, there’s something especially compelling about incorporating a piece of French history into our state-side projects. A beautiful European antique has an effortless way of adding depth, soul and a bit of “crunch” when layered into a modern or traditional home. We always aim for a home that feels classic and lived-in.   If you had to pick one, what is your favorite project to date?    That’s a difficult question, as each project is deeply personal to each client. Knowing their story, understanding the heirlooms they cherish, and creating designs that reflect their lives make every project meaningful in its own way. What aspect of Parisian lifestyle do you adopt in your everyday life?   I’ve always admired the ease of the French lifestyle – lingering over meals, choosing quality over quantity, and treating everyday rituals as small indulgences. And of course, there’s the skincare… a daily reminder that a good cream can, in fact, solve almost everything!  What’s a wallpaper or fabric you are dying to use in a project?  Tough question because there are so many that are on our radar but I recently stumbled across the most adorable wallpaper by Jordan Connelly  that would be the perfect addition to a  family vacation home. Favorite coffee table book? Well, at the moment , we are gushing over the most recent Atlanta Homes & Lifestyle magazine because Huff Harrington Design made the cover! What is your most requested design feature?   ‘The Mix’ of new  & old The mix – layering new with old to create spaces that feel collected, not decorated. It’s about balancing contemporary pieces with character-rich antiques to achieve spaces that are timeless, personal, and truly lived-in.

Coley Home Spotlight: Huff Harrington Design
Coley Home Spotlight: Caroline Boykin
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Coley Home Spotlight: Caroline Boykin

Meet Caroline! Based out of Raleigh, NC, Caroline creates the most incredible artwork, from intricate paintings to delicate sculptures. Read on to learn all about Caroline and how she styled her Coley Home pieces. Tell us about yourself and how you got to where you are today! Hey Coley Home! I am Caroline Reehl Boykin, a fine artist based in Raleigh, North Carolina and my work is inspired by the spirit of everyday life. For the past 15 years I have had the honor of creating artwork for clients all over the world. My paintings are filled with elements of nature, architecture, and form using many mediums. I find that unique color interactions within my paintings capture viewers and bring them into a conversation of life and movement. Through the use of porcelain, acrylic paint, and gold and silver leaf, I paint multi-dimensional works that transcend a subject and allow the viewer to decipher meaning. I have always loved to create. My childhood on the Alabama coast cultivated my enchantment with art and southern culture. Touches of this admiration for Southern hospitality and grandeur are seen today flowing through my paintings. While in college, a summer of studying figure drawing in Florence, Italy led me to the realization that being an artist was in my bones. I earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the University of Mississippi (Hotty Toddy!!) where I focused on ceramics, but I have always had a true passion for all mediums in art. Today I am blessed to have my studio right here in my home so that I can jump between businesswoman and momma easily. My husband, two girls, and bulldog, Blue, provide me with as much support as they do inspiration to my paintings! Caroline's Website How would you describe your artistic style in your own words? My work is rooted in the rituals of everyday life - morning light, the scent and shapes of flowers from our garden, my girls' infectious giggles, or an ice-cold martini my husband makes me after a long week. These moments are sacred rhythms woven into my paintings. I think my artistic style is a nice combination of Modern and Feminine. How do you approach mixing color and texture in your pieces? Color and texture are such important aspects of my work! In my Le Pointe collection, mixed color combinations are the foundation and the starting point of each painting. Once the squares of color are chosen for the painting, I then come back with more colors but in small marks to create a dance between the squares. When mixing the paint for these marks, I whip my paint to a frosting-like consistency to create little dots of texture. This mesmerizing texture creates the smallest shadows that move throughout the day as light moves across the painting. Caroline used a pair of Bongo Stools in COM (Customer's Own Material) to create the perfect accent pieces for her living room! Where do you personally look for inspiration? Everywhere! Small and simple moments inspire me most as of late. There is beauty surrounding us always, we just have to take the time to find it. This is what I want the viewer to feel when taking in my artwork. To admire the painting with an exhale and to get lost in a memory. I find myself within each scene of my Pout paintings. Do you have any tips for mixing art with furniture and decor in a room? My only tip is to purchase art that you love, and not just because it matches your couch! I find a home much more inviting and beautiful when it is filled with interesting art. What are your favorite areas to splurge when decorating your home, and favorite places to save? My favorite places to splurge and save are the same - antiques! Sometimes you find the save of the century in an antique chandelier or the biggest splurge in an antique Klimt sofa. Whether a splurge or a save, antiques are always necessary. Is there anything more fun than the thrill of the hunt? Most treasured piece in your home (besides your own art)? We have the cover of my great grandmother's bible framed and hung in our kitchen. My great grandmother Leavie, whom my oldest is named after, was born in the late 1800s and I inherited her bible which was so loved and used that it was held together by duct tape. We (very carefully!) took off the cover that is inscribed with her name and framed it in a gorgeous antique frame. It brings me so much joy to see it every day, a sweet reminder of my beloved family and what a matriarch looks like. What is your favorite spring or summer recipe? Food or cocktail! So many! We love to eat in my house! In the spring and summer, it’s anything made with in-season produce from our local Farmer's Market. We also love a skinny Piña Colada for a fun cocktail/mocktail around the pool. It's just blended coconut water, a little pineapple juice, pineapple chunks, and ice. When my girls aren't partaking, a splash of rum makes it even tastier! Thanks, Caroline!

Coley Home Spotlight: Caroline Boykin
Coley Home Spotlight: MG Style
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Coley Home Spotlight: MG Style

Meet Mary Glenn of MG Style! Based in Alabama, MG is a fabulous tastemaker and mother of the cutest little boy. We love her twist on classic style and following along to see all her great finds! Read on to learn how MG styled her Coley Home pieces.  Tell us about yourselves & how you got to where you are today! Mary Glenn McElveen is a premier stylist and closet curator, transforming women’s wardrobe into an elevated extension of her identity through her styling and lifestyle brand, MG Style. After studying Fashion Merchandising and Marketing, Mary Glenn parlayed her innate sense of style and taste into positions in interior design. But through her leisure and travels, Mary Glenn realized the modern woman’s need for clear direction when shopping and with it, MG Style was born. Mary Glenn has guided this mission by offering genuine feedback and practicality to her clients, with current links and dynamic basics, while never holding back an opportunity to encourage women to stand out in a crowd. Through curating closets and striking looks for her clients, she has also found enjoyment in sharing her findings and inspiration with her loyal social media following. Most evenings, after putting her son Harlan down, she is draped in loungewear with her husband, Brooks, scouring the internet for the next beautiful find. You recently selected (4) Hastings Chairs in Mont Blanc, Ivory with Nomad, Snow Contrasting Cushions for your living room. Walk us through the design process!  I’ve loved flexing my interior design muscle—especially with the help of my friend Emily Ehrhardt of Emily Ehrhardt Interiors—to turn our house into a home. I chose the Hastings Chairs for our formal living room and love the way they surround the round coffee table. I can’t wait to sip my morning coffee and enjoy quiet, peaceful moments in this space for years to come. The Hastings Chair in Mont Blanc, Ivory with a Contrast Cushion and Back Pillow in Nomad, Snow. How would you describe your style?  My home decor is a true extension of my personal style. Rooted in neutral tones, elevated textures and details that add just the right amount of interest.  What are your favorite styling pieces to splurge on and favorite places to save? In fashion, I love to splurge on classic pieces that can be styled multiple ways and through all seasons. My favorite splurge is a unique Chanel flat always sourced through The Coveted. In home decor, I love to splurge on antique pieces that catch my eye.  What is the most requested product from your followers? This is a hard one! I get a lot of styling questions from my followers and send links to my belts and other outfit polishing pieces daily.  What’s one niche holiday decoration you can’t live without? I purchase a fresh, beautiful oversized wreath every year. It’s something timeless and instantly sets the tone for the season without feeling overdone but still elevated.  We have to ask! What’s currently in your bag?  Oh gosh, a full mix of things! I always have sunglasses, my wallet, a lipgloss and a few extra pacifiers in my bag to get me through the day.  Favorite winter/cold weather recipe (dish or cocktail, your choice!) I am not the chef in my household but my husband makes these really yummy bacon wrapped dates that are always a hit!

Coley Home Spotlight: MG Style

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Meet Sully
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Meet Sully

Meet Sully, another one of our newest employees! She is our Marketing and E-Commerce Specialist - she does a little bit of everything around the office! Always kind and willing to help, she’s been the best addition to our small team. Read on to learn all about Sully and everything she does at Coley Home! Sully is originally from Greenville, SC! "I moved to Charlotte in 2013 and haven’t looked back! Charlotte reminds me of a bigger Greenville which is probably why I love it so much. My husband and I have two young boys (3.5 and 2) and enjoy the bigger city offerings Charlotte provides while also having a sense of community and charm." She attended the University of South Carolina (Go Gamecocks!), and after graduating she worked for Clarke & Company Benefits, a corporate insurance agency based out of Columbia, SC. "I started working at Clarke and Co. as an intern in 2009 and came on full time when I graduated in 2011. I continued to gain responsibility and became the director of marketing & operations until I joined Coley Home this February! Having spent my entire career thus far working for the same company, I was ready for a fun change and Coley Home has been just that! " Sully joined Coley Home in February 2024, and we can’t imagine the office without her! She works with our vendors to create the beautiful renderings displayed on our website, oversees all paid & gifted marketing, works with customers in the showroom & more! Favorite paint color? Farrow & Ball Light Blue Favorite Coffee Table Book? Estee Lauder: A Beautiful Life Favorite Cocktail Recipe?  I’ve been loving Aperol Spritz this summer   Roughly: 3 parts Champagne (or prosecco if you like sweeter), 1 part Aperol, and a splash of club soda, Garnish with an orange slice Favorite CH Piece & Fabric?  The Teeny Swivel, I’m dying to find a spot for one in my home! I love all of the Mohairs - If I had to pick one I’d say Mohair, Slate Blue. Favorite CH memory so far? We recently celebrated a big milestone and had a celebration at the plant which was so special to be a part of. What's your favorite thing about working at Coley Home?  I was truly amazed during my first visit to our manufacturing plant. Many people might not realize that our furniture is made to order and we prioritize sourcing our materials locally whenever possible. The amount of knowledge and talent of the employees at the plant is so impressive.

Meet Sully
Crown vs. Claremont Beds

Crown vs. Claremont Beds

Crown vs. Claremont Beds Your bedroom should be a sanctuary, and we believe that starts with your bed! We offer several styles of beds, but our most popular and customizable styles belong to the Crown Bed Collection and the Claremont Collection. Both offer similar headboard shapes and a platform bed frame, but there are some key differences between the two collections to note before making your purchase. Read on to determine which collection best fits your needs! The Crown Bed Need a custom look in a flash? The Crown Bed is our signature Bed-in-a-box! It features a 100% foam slipcovered headboard and a fully upholstered platform bed frame – no box spring needed. The foam headboard does not attach to the bed frame, but is supported between the flat wall, bed frame and mattress. The Crown Bed is part of our Quick Ship Collection, so it's handcrafted in just 10-15 business days! It'll ship via UPS, so you can unwrap your dream bedroom in no time! Choose from King, Queen, and Twin XL sizes! Customize your bed with a contrast welt for an added touch. Highly customizable, the Crown Bed is available in 6 unique shapes, over 80 fabrics, and 6 wood finishes. Read More Since the Crown Headboard is 100% foam, it will arrive tightly compressed into a cylinder inside a Coley Home Box. The foam headboard will arrive in a protective white fabric cover, with your slipcover folded up inside a dust bag. No need to remove the white covering – your made-to-order slipcover will slide right over it. Once the foam has fully expanded, you can apply the slipcover! Make sure that the seams match up with the edges of the foam, for best results. Don’t worry, the slipcover should be tight, keep tugging! Once you’ve pulled the slipcover over the foam, lay the foam flat and line up the bottom corners. You will see a zipper lining at the bottom of the cover. Keep in mind, we designed this to be very tight so that the end result will resemble an upholstered headboard! The Crown Bed Frame is a fully upholstered platform frame, so no need for a box spring! Another advantage of the Crown Bed is its versatility! Want to refresh your space? You can easily switch out the Crown Headboard slipcover! Love the bed skirt look? Check out our Crown Bed Skirt! With a 16 inch drop length and a streamlined design, our bed skirt is compatible with most standard bed frames and pairs beautifully with our Crown Headboards – just be sure to measure! Please note that our bed skirt is not compatible with our Crown Bed Frames, or with bed frames that require headboard attachment.  The Claremont Bed Ground your bedroom in sophistication with the Claremont Bed. Our Claremont Bed features a fully upholstered headboard and platform bed frame - no boxspring needed! Part of our Standard Lead Time collection, the Claremont Beds ship via freight carrier. Learn more about our lead times here.  Learn about our different shipping options here. The Claremont Bed is available in 7 unique shapes, over 80 fabrics, and 6 wooden leg finishes! Customize with a contrast welt or even contrast border for a bespoke feel. Choose from King, Queen, and Twin sizes. The headboard and bed frame are fully attached to each other, so they must be purchased together. Read More

Crown vs. Claremont Beds
Coley Home Spotlight: Follow the Find
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Coley Home Spotlight: Follow the Find

Meet Rachel, one of the creators behind Follow the Find! She and her friend, Laura, started Follow the Find in 2018 and have grown their community of savvy shoppers ever since! Read on to learn more about Rachel and how she used our Porter Side Table in her home! Tell us about yourselves & how you got to where you are today! Laura and I met as neighbors on a sorority hall at Clemson University, so you can imagine that our tastes and lives have changed drastically over the years, but we’ve remained friends ever since! We’ve had so much fun creating this business and followthefind.com together. We have always had a love for sourcing fashion and interiors and love the thrill of the hunt. We currently live in the Carolinas. As our families have expanded, we are both now renovating and decorating our "forever" homes - come along with us! Was there an aha moment when you both realized you needed to start your own Instagram? Y’all have almost 90k followers now! Laura and I were both decorating our first homes after graduation - we seemed to always share our finds with each other. We started a spreadsheet of "Looks for Less" to see how many we could accumulate and to keep track of for our own reference. It was a fun challenge for us, that we then visualized and began sharing on Instagram and Followthefind.com. This is just a side hustle for both of you - tell us how you balance working full time + being a successful influencer? We started in 2018, so our lives have changed drastically since we began. What started as a hobby during our evenings and weekends has now become a business for us. The balance is just that - we have seasons where we can pour a lot of our free time into our work and others where we don't have as much time.We give ourselves and each other grace, and keep it light and fun! What is the most requested piece of furniture/product? Everyone seems to be on the hunt for affordable rugs, drapery, and sofas! You recently selected the Porter Side Table in Larson, Blue Linen - Walk us through the design process! The Porter Side Table is such a unique piece! At the time of selection, I was in the middle of a move and not quite sure where it would land. I chose the larger size because I knew that I would utilize it for a desk for occasional remote work. I tend to decorate with larger scale florals, so I knew that a more tailored stripe would be a great pairing. And, of course blue is always a winner for me! Get the Look The Large Porter Side Table in Larson, Blue Linen*  *This print is limited edition. We will not be restocking once we've sold out of this fabric. Shop Now You don’t have to tell us all of your secrets but how do you find such good dupes and deals? We shop and browse a lot!  Some of our best finds are things we are shopping for ourselves. We also are inspired by our followers who frequently reach out with requests for looks for less. It becomes a domino effect where we shop for requests, then see other items while we search, then connect the dots across retailers. What are your favorite areas to splurge when sourcing for a home, and favorite places to save? Splurge - custom drapery, outdoor furniture, original art Save - accessories, second hand wood furniture What is your favorite summer recipe? @carochambers PBJ Crumble - was a big crowd pleaser! What’s your dream travel destination? Too many to name! Would love to do a family trip through the Pacific Northwest, an adult trip to Blackberry Farm, and a summertime Switzerland and Northern Italy adventure. Favorite book or TV show at the moment? I just finished The Women by Kristen Hannah and it exceeded my expectations!

Coley Home Spotlight: Follow the Find
Coley Home Spotlight: Ariel Okin
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Coley Home Spotlight: Ariel Okin

Meet Ariel! A New York based interior designer, we love Ariel's mastery of blending traditional and modern styles. She also founded Fenimore Lane, a multimedia editorial and e-commerce company, helping to bring a little bit of magic into our homes, every day! Read on to learn all about Ariel. Tell us about yourself! I am an interior designer, writer, and editor; I’m the founder and Editor in Chief of Fenimore Lane, and the host of our design podcast at Fenimore Lane, Talk Shop. I have two daughters (almost 5 and 2!) and I live with my husband and girls and our dog, Charlie outside of NYC. How would you describe your design style? My design style is rooted in classicism – layered, warm, personal – but tempered by an emphasis on tailoring and clean lines. You recently added the BRADLEY CHAISE SECTIONAL to your home. Walk us through the design process of the room! I loved the silhouette of this sectional; I built our sunroom around the simplicity of the shape; it’s very soft and cloud-like, and gives off a very serene feel! Get the Look The Slipcovered Bradley Chaise Sectional  in Italian Blend, White Shop Now If you had to pick one, what is your favorite project to date? This is so hard! All of our projects are unique in their own way, but a recent favorite was working on our Kips Bay Palm Beach space! Favorite areas to splurge when designing a home, and favorite places to save? I love splurging on textiles and beautiful lamps and lighting; I love saving on rugs – sisal everywhere always! Favorite paint color at the moment? Vert de Terre, Farrow & Ball Wallpaper you are dying to use in a project? My new collection from Chasing Paper (launching this August!) and Pierre Frey’s Braquenie. Go-to places for design inspiration? Old interior design books – I collect them! 3 favorite Instagram follows at the moment? @tale_victoria, @robert_holton_, @outfitdissecting Favorite coffee table book? All three of Gil Schafer’s books. Dream travel destination? So many places. Morocco is high on the list for design related reasons! Favorite book or TV show at the moment? I am currently reading Unreasonable Hospitality (for work), The 5 Principles of Parenting (for momming), and Good Material by Dolly Alderton (for life) and each are all wonderful in their own ways – I’m constantly juggling multiple books at once. I’m currently eagerly anticipating season three of The Bear to come back on!!

Coley Home Spotlight: Ariel Okin
Coley Home Spotlight: Neely Burch
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Coley Home Spotlight: Neely Burch

Meet Neely! After being raised in retail, Neely and her sister, Chloe, co-founded a lifestyle accessories brand. Neely & Chloe's collection began with handbags and their offerings have expanded to interior design as well as product development consultation. Read on to learn all about Neely! Tell us about yourself! I am one half of the Neely & Chloe team (Neely 👋🏻). I was born and raised outside Philadelphia and after about 10 years in New York, I am back home with my husband and new little peanut, Hugh. My sister and I founded Neely & Chloe almost 8 years ago (which sometimes I can’t believe!). We’re lovers of all things creative, thrown together with a little bit of business drive. For a long time, our primary focus was accessories and travel goods, but we’ve just launched an interior design arm of our business, something we’ve always been passionate about! How would you describe your design style? We like things that have good classic bones with a fresh, even a little irreverent, twist. I love playing with color (and ultimately creating simpler moments as a balance) and always include a little something unexpected. We think rooms should have furniture and concepts from different eras and places, that’s what makes them special. Something you can tell the story of where you found it, bought it, or stole it (I kid!!) is always preferable to something that’s one of many. And at the end of the day, the most important thing about design is that it makes your space something you love, are proud of and are comfortable in. You included the Dressmaker Nash Swivel and Eleanor Ottoman in your baby boy’s nursery! Walk us through the design process. We have a room in our house that feels like it was destined to be a nursery, it’s small and charming with a quirky little footprint. I wanted it to feel cozy and calm and to work for future kiddos down the road.  I put a lot of my playful color instincts away and went with a gentle light blue (a neutral in my book!). A lot of the pieces for Hugh’s nursery came from the hand-me-down pieces from my parents (from my nursery really!).  We had some great English Beatrix Potter prints and a wonderful old Alphabet illustration, framed in a dusty denim blue—and reframing wasn’t in the budget. It ended up syncing up perfecting with a delicate little wallpaper print from Lewis Home x Chasing Paper. Cute tiny Radishes! That went in the bathroom and closet, and we leaned into the layered blues throughout the space. Some custom-colored fabric by Camilla Moss blended the two colors for some homemade little roman shades. With the lighter walls, I wanted another opportunity to integrate the dustier blue color into the space: enter the Dressmaker Nash with it’s contrasting trim! We went with the textured Boucle, Cream for the chair fabric with the Nomad, Oxford for the contrast welt. The narrow profile of the chair was perfect for the small space and left room for the ottoman. Get the Look The Dressmaker Nash Swivel Glider in Boucle, Cream with Nomad, Oxford Welt Shop Now The Eleanor Ottoman in Boucle, Cream with Nomad, Oxford Welt Shop Now We have been long time fans of your brand you co-own with your sister, Neely & Chloe! Do you have a favorite piece that has recently debuted? We recently launched a keepsake collection with Petite Keep that I love. The greens and pop of yellow have me thinking of spring and so relieved we’ve made it to the other side of winter! But lately I’m most excited about the interior design services we’ve added to our offering at N&C. I have always loved working on interiors for myself and friends and family, but incredibly excited about the prospect of getting to focus on this area more in my day to day (it’s made me a better employee already 😉). Go-to places for design inspiration, whether it’s for interiors or for new Neely & Chloe designs? My very boring answer is, that with this busier phase of life, Pinterest is becoming more and more valuable for me!! I still want the answer to be “travel, old movies, books” but there is something oh so functional about Pinterest. And especially as we’re taking on more projects across lots of different verticals, it’s become an incredibly valuable tool. But when it comes to light bulb moments of inspiration, we would be nowhere without our Mom!! Especially now with our work on interiors, she’s got such a great eye and is never without a creative solution to a problem. I will be 50 years old, taking design meetings and unabashedly asking if I can bring my Mom along. Chloe and I would both make her our business partner if we could, but she’s in high demand!! You always have the perfect bag to pack :) What destinations are at the top of your travel bucket list, and what Neely & Chloe bag are you taking with you? My Husband and I have been talking quite a bit about Japan lately. It’s getting higher and higher on our bucket list. I’m not sure when we will make it happen, but we’ve always loved to travel and I really do hope it’s something we get to share with our family. We are headed to Scotland this summer for a golf trip which I’m very excited for. I will definitely be packing my N&Cx Couper  luggage—should we bring this back?? And all my favorite packing cubes. If you’re not a convert yet, snag some of the Petite Keep collection while you can! My other favorite packing accessory lately is our PVC toiletry kits. I love the little ones to keep make up and skin care separate and end up using the larger one in my big tote bags to keep things organized! Favorite coffee table book at the moment? I have refocused my creative wish list at home outside— dangerous I know! This book on English Gardens has been one of my favorites for inspiration (for this 10 year down the road dream project).  My colors at home tend to live in the green/blue world so I end up wishing I had multiple copies to merchandise in every room. Favorite cocktail recipe? A gin gimlet is my go-to order, but if I’m feeling up to the task, I love an egg white cocktail. A gin sour is simple and one of my favorites. 2 oz gin 1 large egg white ¾ oz fresh squeezed lime juice A dash of simple syrup lime peel, for garnish Sometimes a dash of bitters on the top too Favorite TV show or book at the moment? Ugh, I really should be a better reader... but alas I really love a good TV show. I just watched One Day and really enjoyed it. My husband and I are slowly making our way through Fargo which is weird!! But so well done. And I’ve just started 3 Body Problem… also odd, but I’m hoping it has Westworld-like potential. My favorite ‘show’ ever is The Night Manager (really a mini series), if you haven’t seen it, pop it to the top of your list!

Coley Home Spotlight: Neely Burch
Meet Marian, Head of Customer Relations and Order Management
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Meet Marian, Head of Customer Relations and Order Management

Meet Marian, one of our newest employees! She is our Customer Experience guru - from emails to phones, she helps our customers with everything. We love her infectious positivity and funky earrings! Read on to learn all about Marian and all she does at Coley Home. Marian is from Statesville, NC - not far from our manufacturing plant in Claremont, NC! "Growing up in a town so close to the heart of furniture manufacturing was inspiring as I was around families and individuals who lived and breathed furniture. The entire manufacturing process has always fascinated me and knowing there are people that are a part of my community and the surrounding towns who create these beautiful pieces just makes me so proud to be from this area of the state." She attended North Carolina State University, where she met Coley, one of our founders! After graduating, she went onto work at NTG (Nolan Transportation Group), where she was responsible for evaluating and providing logistics solutions for clients across various industries. She specialized in managing high-touch accounts with complex, time sensitive projects. During her 9 years at NTG, she was recognized as one of the top performing brokers in the company and was selected to be on the founding committee for NTG Women in Logistics. Marian came to work at Coley Home in January 2024, where she took over Customer Service and Order Operations! She assists both designers and customers with questions about our products, order entry, shipping logistics, and everything in between. Favorite Coffee Table Book? Accidentally Wes Anderson Favorite Recipe? Lima Bean Salad Favorite Coley Home Piece and Fabric? Teacup Swivel in Mohair, Cosmo Shop Now Favorite Coley Home Moment So Far? Fun dinners after High Point Market! What's your favorite thing about working at Coley Home? Just how much careful consideration goes into each new piece of furniture or fabric launch. It is also so impressive how every team member plays a crucial role… from Product Development, to frame making, to socials, to gluing swatches, the company needs each individual's skill set and impressive work ethic to create and grow this business. Thank you, Marian, for all everything you do at Coley Home!

Meet Marian, Head of Customer Relations and Order Management
Coley Home Spotlight: Sarika Matharu-Patel
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Coley Home Spotlight: Sarika Matharu-Patel

Meet Sarika! Based in NYC, she shares everything from beauty and wellness to incredible bridal tips. We love her fresh, yet timeless style! Read on to learn all about Sarika. Tell us about yourself! Hi! My name is Sarika and I’m an influencer and bridal stylist based in NYC. I focus on creating and sharing fashion, wellness, and beauty content as well as my travel diaries and pieces of my life (i.e., snippets of my NYC apartment and Indian culture :)). How would you describe your design style? My design style is a blend of mid century modern designs and chic New York City elements. It’s a cool-girl, conscious space but full of colorful art and decor items. I love adding nods of my Indian culture like the pichwai painting above my sofa. I like the idea of being a conscious maximalist and that really reflects in my interior design choices You recently added the Slipcovered Cab Sofa to your New York apartment! Walk us through the design process and how you selected the piece. Our New York apartment is a really beautiful, gallery like space with high ceilings and black steel floor-to-ceiling windows in each room. My husband and I wanted to make sure our space felt like a solace from the busy city while still reflecting us, so we chose a comfy, yet structured sofa that would blend seamlessly with the rest of the space. Coley Home sent over 6 swatches of potential upholstery options that we tested at various times of the day to take into consideration how it would reflect or absorb the daylight. In the end, we chose the ‘Casual’ fabric in ivory. It’s a timeless color we know will go with us to our next home.  Get the Look The Slipcovered Cab Sofa in Casual, Ivory Shop Now Favorite places to save, and favorite places to splurge when it comes to interiors? My favorite place to save on interiors is rugs! Although I’d love a few handwoven Moroccan or Persian rug in my forever home, it’s not practical in an apartment! Especially while hosting for dinner parties and game nights without a formal dining room :) My favorite place to splurge is the main furniture (seating!). Again, especially in an apartment because the comfort and durability of the sofa and/or armchairs will make or break so many experiences from work from home days to lounging to hosting friends. Who wants an uncomfy movie night?! What is one of the most inspiring places you’ve visited when it comes to design? This would have to be a tie between Mexico City and Jaipur! I love modern Mexican design and always pick up pieces for our home whenever we visit. Jaipur is any design lover’s ideal destination. The colors, intricate facades, and craftsmanship at every corner is so inspiring and will leave you in awe every time. Your wedding was featured in VOGUE! If you had to choose, which of the festivities was your very favorite. Our wedding was such a whirlwind of a week! I suppose my favorite event had to be the Sangeet. It was held at the Vizcaya Museum & Gardens in Miami, Florida. Beyond the beautiful venue, it was the first event both sides attended as our previous events (the henna night and haldi ceremony) were held separately at our respective family homes in Tampa.  Favorite coffee table book? My Jaipur Splendor Assouline by Mozez Singh. TV show or book you’re into at the moment? I’m currently reading “All About Love” by Bell Hooks. I also just finished watching “Big Little Lies”! Dream Travel Destination? A tie between Japan and Morocco! Two very different vibes, yes, but two places I have not yet visited and have been dreaming about for some time :)

Coley Home Spotlight: Sarika Matharu-Patel
Coley Home Spotlight: Clary Bosbyshell
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Coley Home Spotlight: Clary Bosbyshell

Meet Clary! Based in Atlanta, GA, she is a master of creating beautifully timeless spaces. We love her use of fun prints and incredible antiques. Read the blog to learn all about Clary! Tell us about yourself! Atlanta-based designer Clary Bosbyshell grew up in the world of design and  developed her eye for aesthetics at a young age, spending her days amongst antique markets and art galleries, swatch books and fabric samples.  A University of Georgia graduate who has studied design in Cortona, Italy,  Clary spent two years in the world of fashion merchandising further honing her eye for smart and stylish  design. She joined Margaux Interiors Limited in 2009 where she worked for ten years before opening her own firm in 2019.  Clary is known for creating timeless interiors that layer color and pattern while being both elegant and practical, mixing in fine antiques and one-of-a-kind pieces. Clary's passion for design combined with her understanding of her clients’ needs has led her to design projects ranging from  traditional  to contemporary. You recently designed the Daybed in Como, Robin’s Egg for your daughter’s big girl room! Walk us through the design process. My daughter loves to play in her room, and with it being a smaller bedroom a daybed was the perfect fit for her big girl room. When I designed her nursery I picked fabrics and a wallcovering that I knew that would grow with her so when she was ready for a big girl bed I wouldn't have to totally change the design.  Her room had a beautiful accent wall covered in Iksel wallpaper , and I love bringing in the robin egg blue to bring out the blue accents in the wallpaper. We love reading books together at night in her bed, it is so cozy and beautiful.  Get the look The Daybed in Como, Robin's Egg with Abbott, White Welt and Natural Finish Shop Now Any tips for creating a kid’s bedroom that will grow with them for years to come? I always try to create spaces that are timeless and beautiful for children. I accent them with art work , toys or accessories when they are babies to define the space as a nursery. Once they are ready for a big boy or girl bed the room is easy to transition. You have a knack for creating the most serene interiors. Any tips for creating a soothing color palette that doesn’t fall flat? I love mixing patterns and colors, while the colors all might be serene I think layering different fabrics gives the room a WOW factor. Favorite places to save, and favorite places to splurge when designing a room?  I always find a room needs something unique like an antique or something vintage. Many times these special pieces can be less expensive than something new! I am always shopping at consignment shops, and antique markets to find special pieces often at a deal. I like creating interiors that are timeless so it is worth the investment up front so the space is long lasting . Often in children's rooms I shop boxed retailers for fun inexpensive accent items!  Favorite paint color at the moment? Farrow and Ball Setting Plaster Favorite coffee table book? Gil Schafer's New Home At Last - the cover is LSDs HOME , it's really special TV show or book you’re into at the moment? I don't watch a lot of TV but when I do , well it's mindless. Yes I watched all of LOVE IS BLIND Dream Travel Destination? Italy is truly my favorite place in the WORLD, I would love to be able to go yearly! Going to Spain is on my Wanderlust list next.

Coley Home Spotlight: Clary Bosbyshell
Coley Home Spotlight: Elizabeth Rees with Chasing Paper
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Coley Home Spotlight: Elizabeth Rees with Chasing Paper

Meet Elizabeth, one of the founders of the Chasing Paper! Chasing Paper creates beautiful, high-quality removable and traditional wallpaper. While they're best known for their incredible collaborations, Chasing Paper just launched their first in-house collection of wallpapers - and we couldn't be more obsessed! Read on to learn all about Elizabeth and her fabulous company. Tell us about yourself and the incredible company you have built? I’m Elizabeth Rees, the Founder of Chasing Paper.  I grew up on the shores of Lake Michigan, spent my 20s and 30s living in Washington DC, Paris and NYC.  I launched Chasing Paper in the sparkling twinkle of New York City but its roots were always in the Midwest, having always produced the wallpaper here in Milwaukee, and brought the business back in 2018.  It was then, that my younger brother Mike, came on board full time and the company really started to spread her wings - we made a big investment into our website, adding traditional stock wallpaper (meaning the kind you use paste with!) and started intentionally building and our trade program.  Since then we have been focused on what we do best – creating one of a kind collections with partners with personality and point of view – our hope is that once one of our prints gets into your mind it will be impossible to settle for something else. Biggest wow moment at Chasing paper? We had a big milestone birthday last year - 10 years in business.  A decade working slowly and surely along - we have had so many exciting moments along the way from being covered in the New York Times, celebrities using CP in their homes, being invited to speak about Chasing Paper all over the world…but mostly now its being able to show my young daughters what it means to work hard and love your job.  It’s such a gift to lead my amazing team and get to do a job that fuels my creativity everyday. How would you describe your design style? I think as I get older I love traditional motifs and foundational elements but layering with more modern elements such as art, fabrics and textures. You recently added two of our Marian Swivels to your home. Walk us through the design process of the room The first thing that drew me to the Marian Swivels was the depth of the seat - I very much wanted these to be chairs that were not only beautiful but a place that was comfortable to spend time in.  With the room being so long and narrow we needed substantial chairs and these fit perfectly.  I also loved being able to add a contrast welt!  The fabric has a lot of natural dimension and texture to it already which I love - it’s a solid that almost has the look of a subtle print and the maroon welt accentuated the stunning lines of the chair and also picked up the warmth of the details of the room.  The quality of the chairs blew me away - nearly everyone who comes into our home asks about them! Get the Look The Marian Swivel in Ringo, Sapphire with Ringo, Plum Welt Shop Now If you had to pick one, what is your favorite wallpaper you have ever created?   We actually just launched our first collection that our team designed - we just celebrated 11 years in business so it's quite funny that we have spent the last decade licensing and only started to dip our toe in design until recently. That said, our Heritage Stripe is a personal favorite because having been in wallpaper for so long, I thought that there wasn’t possible to do a stripe in a way that hasn’t been done but I really love what we came up with! We wanted a stripe but in a softer, more delicate way - we loved the idea of mimicking a lacelike detail that you might find when crocheting.  A nod to our Grandma Jane’s tables at Easter, but done in a more modern Ikat hand.  What is your favorite room in your house?  I love our living room - it feels like a cozy hotel lobby. A mix of prints and patterns and textures create an atmosphere that transports you and also encourages you to read or chat or relax a little longer. Favorite areas to splurge and save when designing a home? Being in the world of wallpaper of course I am drawn to wallpaper and fabric - I believe that investing in small textile artists brings such a special story to a home - brings art, print and color into a home in such a special way.  Favorite paint color at the moment? I am currently working on a project with a Sunbury Yellow kitchen which I am thrilled about!  It’s a jolt of color but has some green undertones that I think gives it a more natural feel – I am just not a white kitchen girl (or white wall for that matter)! Go-to places for design inspiration? Travel - big cities or small towns - all equally inspiring to me.  Travel has gotten a touch harder to do independently with a young family but I try to tack on a day or afternoon to work trips to walk the streets of NYC, LA or Chicago – pop into museums or eat at a beautiful restaurant. 3 favorite Instagram follows at the moment? The Lawns, Summer Thornton Designs and Fermoie. Favorite place to travel with your husband and Favorite place to travel with kids?  We are still in our infancy with travel with the girls since they were both born in pandemic times - but last year we went to New Mexico and stayed at Los Poblanos and it was truly magical - the farm, the animals, the incredible food and things to do on property was the perfect speeds for a family with young kids.  I also grew up going to my grandmother’s home in Snowmass, CO and I took my girls last summer for our first ever girls trip (a tradition I hope to keep the week before school starts) and we sent the week finding our own little groove in the mountains away from schedules and work – spending our days exploring and making art.  It was incredible to see a familiar place through their eyes. Favorite book or TV show? I just finished Hello Beautiful which I loved!  Also anything Kristen Hannah!  I have always been an avid reader - but lost the ability to finish books while I had babies - I couldn’t remember what I read (ha!) and have absolutely loved getting back into it.  The girls and I do weekly library visits after school and keeps me reading.

Coley Home Spotlight: Elizabeth Rees with Chasing Paper
Coley Home Spotlight: Nichole Blough & Spoonflower Showroom
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Coley Home Spotlight: Nichole Blough & Spoonflower Showroom

Meet Nichole! Based in Raleigh, NC, Nichole recently designed the new Spoonflower Showroom with Coley Home pieces. We love how this space came together with the beautiful fabrics she chose from Spoonflower. Read on to learn all about Nichole and Spoonflower! You were tapped to design the Spoonflower showroom in their corporate office, and used Spoonflower’s vibrant, colorful fabrics on several of Coley Home’s pieces. What were some of your main sources of inspiration for the showroom? I love sourcing from Spoonflower- it’s a designer’s dream. Anything you can imagine; you can pretty much find. Every design process looks a little different, and in this case, I began by looking through Spoonflower patterns to see what inspired me in their Marketplace.  I started with probably 100 prints, that I loved in a collection, and slowly narrowed it down based on the space. For the dining room, I wanted it to be bold but classic. Something that was true to both Spoonflower's roots and my design style. Spoonflower What drew you to use Coley Home pieces for the space? Walk us through the design process! Coley Home is always a go-to for me, as a designer. I love the variety of shapes and sizes- and swivel chairs are such a staple in my designs- Coley Home has the best swivel chairs. The fact that Coley Home is local to NC, easily customizable and fast shipping- all also played a big part in our decision to incorporate Coley Home pieces in the design. The Spoonflower Showroom has no shortage of color and pattern! Any strategies for creating coherent spaces while mixing colors and prints? Don’t think too much about it! Pattern mixing is one of my favorite things to do as a designer- it keeps things interesting. My rule of thumb generally is to try to incorporate a small and large pattern – I love (too much) a good pinstripe and block print. If you had to choose a star of the showroom, which Spoonflower print/Coley Home piece would you pick? What comes to mind first are the dining chairs- I had so many compliments on them. The fabric design by Spoonflower Artist Danika Herrick pattern reads really well with the lines and shape of the chairs. They are also unique for dining chairs- something you don’t see every day. Compared to your typical residential projects, how did you approach this project differently? Honestly it was a dream project! Endless fabric, wallpaper and print options and a team behind you that understands good design (and what all goes into good design). I would do it all day every day! The Spoonflower team was wonderful to work with. How do you think this amazing new showroom will change the experience for Spoonflower’s local customers? It gives Spoonflower customers a firsthand look at how products can be applied in real life- which they otherwise might not be able to experience or see. When I look at Spoonflower, I often think of bright/fun patterns that might be used more playfully, but this project really shows sophisticated Spoonflower products truly are. Favorite coffee table book? Modern Mix by Eddie Ross Favorite wall paint color at the moment? SW Green Sprout TV show you are watching or book you are reading? Real Housewives of Beverly Hills Dream travel destination? Maldives

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