I’m so excited to finally share this project with you because it's one that's especially close to my heart. It's our home. When Rich and I moved into our Pacifica home, we weren't just looking for a place to live. We wanted to create a home together in every sense of the word. 

This palette was inspired by the iconic blue domes, whitewashed architecture, sparkling sea, and warm golden sunshine of Santorini.

Sometimes it looks like beige walls, unfinished rooms, and waiting for permission.

This palette was inspired by turquoise water, whitewashed coastal villages, terracotta courtyards, and long afternoons spent soaking up the Mediterranean Sea and sun.

You've probably heard this decorating advice before: "Just buy what you love."

The problem? Most people already are and their homes still don't feel cohesive. Here's why that advice might be keeping you stuck.

This palette was inspired by lavender fields in Provence, faded florals, olive branches, worn linen, and that soft golden light that makes everything feel calm and romantic.

You are not bad at decorating and the problem isn’t your taste. The problem is that you’re decorating without a plan. Designers start with color because your color palette becomes the filter for every future decision you make in your home.

This palette was inspired by soft blush florals, sun-washed walls, vintage textiles, faded terracotta, and that effortless layered beauty that happens when a space feels both feminine and grounded.

I’m not here to help you play it safe with color. I’m here to help you create a home that feels like your most joyful, brave, unapologetic self!

This palette was inspired by sun-warmed earth, handmade pottery, desert landscapes, and that soft, grounded feeling of being connected to nature.

Why do we feel the need to apologize for actually living in our homes? A reflection on perfection, unrealistic expectations, and the beauty of a home where real life is happening.

After two decades in high-end residential design, Emily shares why she chose a more soulful, down-to-earth approach to helping people create homes that feel like coming home to themselves.

A colorful Walnut Creek condo transformation inspired by one bold rug. See how we turned a dated space into a bright, modern home filled with personality and joy.

A warm and welcoming playroom designed for family connection. This cozy corner off the kitchen features soft textures, comfy swivel chairs, and a timeless palette—proving that functional spaces can still feel beautiful and elevated.

A cozy, family-centered living room transformation that blends timeless design with modern livability. From college furniture to a curated, elevated space, this before-and-after shows how thoughtful design can make everyday life feel beautiful.

If you’re feeling stuck, overwhelmed by choices, or unsure if hiring a designer is right for you - you’re not alone. And you’re exactly where you need to be. Let’s talk about what designers actually do and why it may be exactly what you need.

Overwhelmed by your home? Let’s fix that. If you’ve been walking through your front door and feeling anything but at ease, this post is for you. A joyful home isn’t about perfection or Pinterest-worthy design—it’s about how your space feels.

The bottom line: Even with the delay, now is the time to be intentional because decorating your home may still start to cost more, fast.

Spring is here, and with it comes that natural urge to open the windows, shake off the winter heaviness, and breathe new life into our homes. A spring refresh doesn’t have to be complicated or costly.

Discover why a bold dark charcoal with black trim is the design recommendation to transform a Pacifica home from drab to fab. Get expert interior design tips and accessible services from Wild Soul Interiors.