Design Ideas

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.

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. 

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.

Spring is just around the corner and it’s time to enjoy the longer days on your porch! Refresh your décor to welcome visitors and invoke the envy of your neighbors. 

In today’s pandemic environment, the home office has become an unsung hero. Serving as the command center for a range of daily activities from virtual school to science experiments to corporate sales presentations, the home office has become the true workhorse.

Are you feeling a little COVID cabin fever? Spring is just around the corner, but it’s not here quite yet. Brighten up your indoor spaces for a jolt of fun and cheer to pull you out of a rut! How are you brightening up your indoor space this winter?

Anne Michaelsen, an interior designer in Newport Beach, California, recently used Sunbrella fabrics to transform her great room. Anne’s style is both modern and classic and she aims to design comfortable, contemporary spaces with a respect for architectural and design history.