What Your Windows Are Missing

Spring is here, and it’s time to refresh your home with bold, inspiring updates! In this month’s edition of The Design Edit, we’re diving into daring color choices that transform spaces, tips for elevating your window treatments to frame your interiors beautifully, and the must-know Spring 2025 design trends redefining modern living.

Some colors might surprise you—but that’s exactly why they deserve a place on your walls. While timeless neutrals and crisp whites will always have their charm, it’s the daring, unexpected hues that truly make a space unforgettable. In my latest blog, 3 Paint Colors You’d Never Use (But Why Designers Love Them), I’m revealing why orange, lavender, and vibrant green—yes, really!—are some of my favorite shades to work with. Whether you’re craving warmth, elegance, or an energizing pop of color, these bold choices (when styled thoughtfully) can elevate your interiors in ways you never imagined. If playing it safe has held you back, consider this your invitation to rethink everything. Let’s reimagine your color palette together!

Spring is here, and with it comes a fresh wave of interior design trends that are redefining modern living. From bold colors to nature-inspired textures, these ideas will inspire you to refresh your space with creativity and intention. Download our checklist to bring these trends into your home!

1. Shades of Green & Earth Tones: Green continues to dominate as the color of the season, from soft sage to deep forest hues. Pair these tones with warm earth colors like terracotta or mocha for a grounded, sophisticated palette.

2. Pattern Drenching: Maximalism is making a statement with pattern drenching—using the same motif across walls, upholstery, and decor. Think florals, stripes, or geometric designs for a cohesive yet bold look.

3. Organic Textures: Natural materials like rattan, linen, and stone are trending for their ability to add depth and warmth. Combine textured rugs, woven baskets, and hand-formed ceramics for an effortless connection to nature.

4. Elevated Outdoor Living: Blur the boundaries between indoor and outdoor spaces with retractable glass doors, weather-resistant furniture, and lush greenery. Create cozy seating areas that feel like an extension of your interior design.

5. Sculptural Lighting: Lighting is taking center stage with sculptural chandeliers, floor lamps, and wall sconces that double as art pieces. Layer ambient, task, and accent lighting to transform the mood of your space throughout the day.

6. Fluid Patterns: Wave-like shapes and organic movement are replacing rigid lines in furniture design and decor. These fluid patterns evoke a sense of ease while adding personality to your space.

7. Pops of Color in Neutral Spaces: Not ready for color-drenched rooms? Add playful pops of lilac, vibrant green, or bold orange to neutral backdrops for an elevated yet whimsical touch.

Download this checklist now to bring Spring 2025’s hottest trends into your home!

Let’s talk window treatments—because if your windows are an afterthought, your space is missing out. The right treatment doesn’t just frame your view—it elevates the entire room. And luckily, a few thoughtful changes can take things from basic to beautifully intentional.

First up: Drapes. If yours are looking a little too off-the-rack, one easy upgrade is adding trim. Think contrasting borders, playful patterns, or textures that echo something else in the room. It’s like tailoring for your curtains—and trust me, it makes them feel custom without the full custom price tag.

Another quick win? Hang your drapes with rings. Not only does it look more polished, but it also helps them fall better, giving you that soft, effortless drape instead of a stiff, bunched-up situation.

Now, about those blinds… let them go. If privacy is a must, consider textured roller shades (hello, natural fibers!) or roman shades for a soft, layered look. They’re practical and beautiful—and they don’t scream “office window.”

Last but not least: hang them high. Mount your curtain rods closer to the ceiling, not just the top of the window. It draws the eye up and makes the whole space feel taller, airier, and more elevated.

Your windows deserve a glow-up. With a few small tweaks, they’ll feel less like an afterthought and more like the quiet luxury moment your room was missing.