LNS Project 21 When you're designing or renovating a home for a growing family, it's easy to focus on what you need right now. A nursery. A playroom. More storage. Perhaps a larger kitchen or an extra bedroom. But the way we live changes much faster than the walls around us. Children grow. Routines shift. Work changes. Families expand—or children eventually move out. The spaces that work perfectly today may need to do something entirely different five or ten years from now. F

The conversation around open floor plans has shifted recently. While we're seeing more interest in homes with defined spaces, many renovations still involve large open-concept layouts. The challenge isn't whether a home is open or closed, it's whether the space has been thoughtfully planned. Without walls to define each area, every design decision has to work harder. Furniture placement, lighting, scale, circulation, sightlines, and proportion all become essential. What appea

For years, 3daysofdesign in Copenhagen has been one of those events I followed from afar. Every June, designers, architects, makers, and brands from around the world gather to share new collections, ideas, and ways of thinking about how we live. This year, I finally experienced it for myself. It exceeded every expectation (take me back!) What struck me most wasn't the furniture or the beautifully designed showrooms—it was the thinking behind them. There was a shared optimism

At a certain level of luxury interior design services, clients are not simply engaging a studio for a visually beautiful result. That is the expectation from the outset. The deeper value lies in how the process is managed, interpreted, and experienced from concept through completion. Over time, it becomes clear that what clients are truly seeking is far less tangible than finishes or furnishings. It is about how seamlessly the design process integrates into their lives, and h