Lately, I’ve been thinking about shadow, not as darkness, but as dimension.

We design the bones of a space. But it’s light, how it filters, bends, and settles that gives a room its emotional weight.

This week’s selection is a study in contrast. Structure and softness. Stillness and movement. These are not just references they’re quiet ideas shaping how I want our future spaces to feel at Studio Lunarey.

Your favorite color says more about how you want to live than you may realize.We don’t simply choose colors because they’re beautiful.

We choose them because they reflect how we feel, what gives us energy, and where we feel most at home.

Interior design begins with understanding you.

This week is all about the beauty of things that age—textures that feel lived-in, earthy patinas, and soulful craftsmanship.

Discover Studio Lunarey’s interior design process and learn how we guide homeowners through every stage of a renovation. From consultation and concept development to construction coordination and final styling, see how thoughtful planning creates beautiful, functional homes.

Lately, I’ve been feeling pulled toward pieces that feel grounded objects with texture, weight, and story.

This is my little weekly ritual: sharing what’s inspiring me right now. From sculptural furniture and living metals to lighting that sets a mood and designs that breathe.

Before choosing marble countertops, it’s important to understand what living with marble is really like. This post breaks down the beauty, maintenance, natural wear, and lifestyle considerations behind marble, while also sharing alternative materials that can offer a similar elevated look with less upkeep.

Curated experiences, tactile textiles, and sculptural decor approved by an interior designer.

Smart storage is the secret to a kitchen that feels both beautiful and effortless.

From hidden pull-outs to custom drawer organizers, the right storage solutions can transform everyday routines into a smoother, more organized experience. These five kitchen storage ideas are designed to maximize space, reduce visual clutter, and bring thoughtful function into every corner of your remodel.

Home renovations are one of the most common ways homeowners invest back into their property, but determining the smartest way to fund them is key. If you've built up equity, a Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC) and a cash-out refinance are two popular options. Discover the advantages of each to confidently finance your next dream project.

In this part of the country, “budget-friendly” means something different than it does in, say, Austin or Charlotte. Bay Area labor rates, permit fees, and the hidden surprises inside older homes push numbers higher than most national averages suggest.

The upside: a well-designed kitchen is still one of the strongest investments you can make in a Bay Area home — for resale, yes, but mostly for the fifteen years of mornings you spend in it before you ever sell.

Blank walls can feel full of potential—but also surprisingly hard to get right. Even as a designer, I always pause and think through a few things first: What does this space need? Do I want it to feel calm, structured, or more layered and lived-in?

A gallery wall, when thoughtfully curated, does more than fill space—it brings clarity and personality into a room. I approach it as a composition, where each piece has a role and everything works together as a whole.

Because a well-designed wall shouldn’t feel busy—it should feel considered.

Mixing metals throughout a room is a refined way to create a space that feels curated, layered, and thoughtfully composed. When done intentionally, mixing metals brings a balanced, polished look that feels collected over time. Here’s how designers approach combining metal finishes to achieve a harmonious and sophisticated look.

Studio LUNAREY’s featured designer of the month: Abby Young

She is an international Fashion Stylist & Image Strategist based in the San Francisco Bay Area and the founder of Abby Young Styling.

Decorative plants instantly elevate any interior, adding warmth, texture, and a sense of calm. Beyond the classic olive tree, there are versatile, design-forward options that adapt beautifully to any space—from living rooms to bedrooms—bringing effortless elegance and balance to your home.

A refined look at the palettes and materials that continue to shape well-designed homes for 2025. The colors and finishes that continue to shape FS Interior’s design direction.

When it comes to remodeling small kitchens in historic homes, every detail matters. At FS Interiors, we recently reimagined a narrow Victorian kitchen in the heart of San Francisco, turning a dark, dated layout into a polished and highly functional space.

The holiday season is the perfect time to refresh your home with festive touches that create a cozy, inviting atmosphere. If you're looking for easy, cost-effective ways to add some seasonal charm to your space, here are four simple ideas that will make your home feel extra special. From natural elements to chic accessories, these ideas are designed to bring warmth and style to your holiday decor.

Are you confused by interior design terms like “shabby chic,” “transitional,” and “modern farmhouse”? Don’t worry, you’re not the only one. With so many design styles to choose from, it can be challenging to decide on your home’s aesthetic.

Creating your dream kitchen is a journey, not a destination. It's about blending your functional needs with your aesthetic desires, navigating logistical hurdles, and emerging with a space that truly reflects your lifestyle.

A well-designed room is not just about aesthetics, it also needs to consider functionality, and one of the often-overlooked aspects is acoustics. Noise can be a significant disturbance in any living space, but luckily, there are practical solutions available to help create a peaceful environment.