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Comfort is an essential part of everyday life in the home, even more so with the pandemic. As we continue to spend more time at home, we’re seeing design trends  reflect a warm neutral color palette that inspires a sense of comfort and well-being while encouraging rest and relaxation.

Turn your home into the neighborhood favorite with an exterior makeover that maximizes curb appeal and energy efficiency. With window awnings featuring Sunbrella fabrics, it’s easy to add style and efficiencies to your home.

The temperatures are warming up enough in the evenings for a time-honored tradition: family movie nights! Head outside and cozy up fireside for this season’s biggest blockbusters—right in your own backyard! 

Transitional spaces can create a seamless flow if you want to have an indoor/outdoor lifestyle. You also want all areas of your home, even the outdoors, to serve as a reflection of your space. By choosing all-weather fabrics and making purposeful choices, you can maximize your transitional areas.

Nature has always served as an inspiration source for design. When natural elements are incorporated into your space, you feel more connected to the natural environment, which reduces stress and creates a calm, tranquil space. 

Julie Terrell creates classic, well-edited spaces that are rooted in tradition and reflect the personality of the homeowner.

Along with being easy to clean, Sunbrella upholstery fabrics are mold and mildew resistant, so you don’t need to worry about mildew stains or mold growth on your upholstered furniture.

Spring break is the time for fun in the sun! While many poolside products are one-and-done when the season ends, those made with Sunbrella fabrics stand the test of time with easy-to-clean durability and fade resistance.