Emerald is a radiant color that has made a great comeback ever since it was Pantone’s color of the year in 2013. It’s often associated as regal and high end. However, I love when emerald is dressed down. Blending emerald with raw woods allows an interior to feel more welcoming without losing the sophisticated touch. The space will be elegant, without being intimidating. Here are some images below of spaces that successfully integrate raw woods and emerald. Xo, Steen

Since I can remember, I’ve always loved entertaining and having parties. I recently moved to a new apartment, so it only seemed right to throw a housewarming. It was perfect timing as I just dyed my hair rose gold the day of! I’m absolutely loving the new color. I knew I wanted something on the funky side, but wanted to stay away from the trending silver/purple look. Of course, I had to put together a new outfit for the party too. The best part is that this look was under $10

La Villa del Valle is a luxury inn with six rooms located in Valle de Guadalupe, Baja California, Mexico. This is a secluded destination, where people can escape to relaxation. The inn has rustic decor, which meshes perfectly with the surrounding scenic landscapes. In the lobby area, there is a giant cowhide mirror, which I was obsessed with! As you enter the main lounge area, the hallway is lined with bookshelves. This accentuates the fireplace as a focal point. In this area

The idea of “tribal meets mod” can be successfully curated in many ways. There can be minimal touches of tribal in an overall mod space or a complete integration of the two styles. I personally love when there are mod forms throughout a space, but with bold tribal or Moroccan patterns. It gives a unique twist to the iconic mod style. Below are images of spaces that have successfully mastered the “tribal meets mod” look. I love these Vintage Gunlock chairs pictured above! They