EXTERIOR & BACKYARD Today is the day! It’s the final installment of #myhouse tour. Spring has sprung, at least here in Houston, so I figured it’s a great time to talk about exteriors. If you’re playing catch up, you can find the rest of the home tour in parts 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5. EXTERIOR When thinking about my home’s aesthetic, I wanted something that was traditional, yet updated. I also wanted to pay homage to the Historic Houston Heights and some of the surrounding architecture which is eclectic but storied. Thus, I chose a neo-Tudor-style home. Tudor style is reminiscent of English ..read more

PRIMARY SUITE & UPSTAIRS OFFICE Hello again! Welcome to the last of our interior tour of #MyHouse. Hint, the next tour will be all about the exterior details. Today, I’m showing you my primary bedroom, bathroom, dressing room, closet and my husband’s upstairs office. These rooms are located on the second floor, along with the other bedrooms we previously toured here and here.    PRIMARY BEDROOM When dreaming up my primary bedroom space I knew I wanted a very natural color palette full of deep, saturated tones. I love the slightly masculine colors of russet and evergr ..read more

EVE’S ROOM AND BATHROOM, BOYS’ ROOM AND BATHROOM Hi there! I’m happy that you’re back. Today’s tour will be quick but some of these spaces you haven’t seen and I’m excited to show you. I’ll take you through my daughter’s room and bathroom, along with my sons’ room and bathroom. I’ve said it before, but it’s so much fun to design kids’ spaces. To me, it’s always important to create a space that kids can grow into. In my opinion, kids grow entirely too quickly and I love to think through how children and spaces can mature.    EVE’S ROOM If you’ve been a follower for a whi ..read more

FAMILY ROOM, GUEST SUITE & UTILITY ROOM  Tour number three! Are you ready to head upstairs? Today, I’ll show you our family room, guest bedroom, guest bathroom and the utility room. If you’re interested in exploring downstairs, you can find all the details here and here! Back to the tour. I’m excited to share some design tips and considerations I made for these spaces.   FAMILY ROOM If you head up the stairs as seen in the second tour, you’ll hit the landing which is our family room. This is the room where we relax, watch television and play. There is a bank of cabin ..read more

SUNROOM, POWDER BATH, BUTLER’S PANTRY & MUDROOM Welcome back! I’m so thrilled that you’re here. Today we’ll tour the rest of my downstairs which includes my sunroom, powder bath, butler’s pantry and drop zone. These rooms serve as a lot of the support and overflow spaces for the home. If you missed Part 1, check it out here. Now, let’s go… SUNROOM Let’s be honest, when a lot of us get home, we’re typically walking in through the back door loaded down with book bags, sports gear and everything else that comes with kids. That said, I knew when I walked into my home, I wanted a brigh ..read more

Kitchen, Bar, Dining, Library and Living Welcome! Come on in. I’m so thrilled to share more details about my home with each of you. I’m beyond appreciative of your interest and comments on social since the reveal, so I thought the blog would be a great place to expound on the process, plans, details and of course, products found throughout. Today, I’ll take you through the kitchen, living room, dining room, bar and library! We’ve got a lot of ground to cover, so let’s get started! KITCHEN I’m going to start in the kitchen because it’s the nucleus of the home. This room is truly the pl ..read more

Position Interior Designer – As a member of the MFI team, this person will assist in every step of the project life cycle, including meeting with clients, creating custom design boards, sourcing products and materials, and managing project installations. Location  Houston, Texas  What We Would Like to See  Degree in a related field  Minimum of 4 years of interior design experience  Proficient in Photoshop and AutoCad  Highly motivated and extremely detail-oriented  A strong team player with a positive attitude  Strong communication skills ..read more

It’s no secret that I love to mix vintage finds with newer pieces. In fact, mixing time periods, adding texture, and touches of the unexpected are what make a house feel like home. One of my go-to sources for amazing new and vintage finds is Chairish! In fact, you’ll see a very sweet Chairish piece when my new home is revealed.   Today, I’m sharing 21 of my favorite Chairish pieces from the Chairish The Days Sale! From furniture to fun accents, entertaining and styling, there are so many good finds included in this sale. Enjoy and let me know what treasures you discover!  To che ..read more

We’ve got so much to cover at our Royal Point project and today, part two of our tour continues. Tremendous thought and detail went into making the white kitchen, living, and breakfast nook perfect for this six-member family. Our goal was to give them a utility space to cook, eat, play, relax and just be a family. From heavy, 90s-inspired Mediterranean design to light, bright and fresh, you’ll love Royal Point’s continued transformation. If you haven’t already, be sure to check out part one of our tour that includes the entryway, formal living room, and dining room.  White Kitchen We know ..read more

We’re living large back at our #RoyalPoint project. This space, once home to a dated office and wine storage room, has thoughtfully transformed into luxurious sitting and wine rooms, perfect aged reds, and compelling conversation. The adjoining spaces allow two separate and interesting rooms to be enjoyed from a singular vantage point. The Living Room design plays with different levels of saturation in a monochromatic palette while beautifully juxtaposed by the lighter and more natural Wine Room. Be sure to see the before and after images in the gallery below. When walking into the S ..read more