If you are not from Dallas (like me!) that may mean you have friends and family visiting you from other places frequently. It is always my mission when visitors arrive to show them the food scene that DFW has to offer. Of course, spots that are stylish receive extra points! Here are a few of my favorite spots to share with my guests: Rise No. 1 If you want to feel like you’re at a tiny Parisian Cafe, look no further. This restaurant has been in Dallas for a long time and for good reason. The food is amazing in both taste and visual appeal! Eataly While we aren’t the only Eataly in the US… we ..read more

I don’t know about you, but the span of time between christmas vacation and summer vacation can feel like foooorever. But, life is busy and it can be hard to take time off to get away. But North Texans, we are in luck. We kind of hit the jackpot with staycation options. I am sharing a few of my stylish favorites in today’s blog! The Adolphus For a step back in time, The Adolphus is your place. From the mosaic tile flooring to the detailed wood paneling, The art deco design is done so well here. You can do it all in this hotel - shop, eat, drink… even get your hair cut! Their coffee shop Otto ..read more

ah, new year, new trend predictions. Trends can feel overwhelming to navigate. How do you work with them without spending a ton of cash or feeling the need to change them every other year? I am sharing my thoughts on three of this year’s popular trends and how to incorporate them into your home without a major investment. 50 shades of green It is not hard to see that greens are in this year… almost every paint brand picked a shade of green as their color of the year. (MY favorite being Sherwin Williams Evergreen Fog!) While Dusty and sagey shades of green keep things feeling neutral, Em ..read more

It’s time! Well, okay, I might be a little late in blogger time… But I am one of those crazy people who waits until after Thanksgiving to decorate for Christmas. Never fear if you are like me, there are still plenty of decorations to go around. I have decorated lots of client’s homes for the holidays in previous years and created a round-up of the best places to shop locally and online for unique additions to your holiday lineup. Holiday Warehouse In dFW, you cannot beat Holiday warehouse. THis Plano store is divided into sections by theme and color story. You can peruse for hours (literally ..read more

It’s that time of year. The evenings are darker. the weather is chillier. We will start spending more time indoors, meaning the feeling of home is even more important right now. Let’s grab a cup of hot cocoa, light a few candles, and chat about adding a dose of cozy factor to your home this season. textiles - blankets, pillows, and rugs More texture = more cozy! The easiest way to get immediate gratification is to switch out some of your home’s textiles. Adding a big knitted or faux fur throw blanket is an affordable way to visually and literally feel cozier at home. Pillow covers are also a ..read more

back in the day, My design school offered a study abroad program in florence that i, foolishly, did not partake in. It has filled me with regret ever since. that is, until i was finally able to take the trip to italy this fall. let me tell you, it was everything i dreamt of and more. Many of you followed along with the trip and asked that i would share our itinerary and favorite stops, so this post will be dedicated to all things italia! We visited seven cities in fourteen days: Rome: two nights Florence: four nights with a day trip to Cinque Terre Lake como: two nights Venice: one ni ..read more

kitchens - they are the hub of the home and the most utilized spaces. therefore, when you are diving into renovating them… it can be terrifying. sure, there are things you know you want… increased function and better aesthetics top that list. but, how?! I am here to share my top three easily-achievable kitchen upgrades that i include most often in my client’s renovations. image via diamond cabinets spice and utensil pull-outs There is nothing that kills the vibe of a brand new kitchen like a cluttered kitchen counter. The sides of the stove are the worst offenders, because there are so many ..read more

Shameless plug… I think you should hire me! As an interior designer, I make spaces beautiful. I also make them functional. There are some basic details that you can count on with almost any good interior designer: attention to detail, resources that are not available to the public, and a creative vision… (See my post from last month) Here are some of the unique reasons Sey Interiors should be your guide: You Don’t Have a Money Tree  I don’t have a money tree in my backyard, and I don’t expect clients to have one either. I set realistic expectations for the client rega ..read more