Rebecca Charamut Cass LLC, A Design Consultancy

10/31/2026

Fascinating!

09/26/2026

Glorious green
in the most vivacious, energetic immersion,
replete with the finest wool and fur.

Green is a magnificent color with significant beauty, but it does not come without a few challenges….

💚It is one of the most difficult colors to wear
💚it is often found in even the slightest tons of paint colors
💚it’s complementary color is red which is almost an automatic thought of Christmas.
💚It’s a color that can be reflective in a noncomplentary way

It also,

💚A color that represents life and energy
💚It pairs beautifully with almost every color
💚In nature to infuse it through your home is uplifting
💚It’s my favorite gemstone, The Emerald

Is it a favorite color of yours?

08/12/2026

Invitations are forthcoming! 🇺🇸✨🇺🇸
Here’s to five decades of memories!

Please reach out with questions!

07/16/2026

Treasures, momentoes and memories….

And the art of composition. ✨⭐️✨

I am not sure there is anything I love more than to create a composition.

For me that could mean an assemblage of words, a collage of pretty images, the gathering of sketches and doodles,the arrangement of flowers, or the paint to watercolor paper.

But I think, one of the most favorite of compositions is the interior one.

It’s a treasured collection of purchased, acquired and inherited things, masterfully composed to create something of lasting, timeless and elegant beauty.

It is color, it is texture, it is symbolism, it is pattern and meaning all assembled with fineness to create a masterpiece through the lends and and the “critical eye of a designer. “

Have a wonderfully blessed weekend!

07/16/2026

Stay tuned!!

07/11/2026

Take a moment to sit. Have a moment of gratitude. Find time for a cup of tea or a glass of w**e with a friend.

Be grateful for even the littlest things. ✨
Gratitude. Seek it. Be it. Practice it.

What are you most grateful for?

07/09/2026

On occasion, I receive interesting inquiries from my website. This is a thought provoking question, and so I decided , perhaps a weekly “Throw back Thursday” might be suitable in highlighting a look back at some past design work. As you most all know now, I am retiring from “sourcing new clients” and have put my efforts and emphasis into the most exciting Belmere Crossing project. ⭐️

The inquiry I received said this,

Hi Rebecca,

I spent some time reading through your philosophy and approach to design, and I really enjoyed learning more about your work.

One idea that especially stayed with me was your belief that every client has a story to tell, and that a unique design concept emerges through exploring their life journey. I also appreciated your emphasis on creating homes that are timeless, personal, and never duplicated.

I'm curious: after working with so many clients over the years, has there ever been a conversation or personal story that completely changed the direction of a design project in a way you hadn't initially expected?

I'd genuinely love to hear your perspective.

Best,

Bhargav

I’ll highlight this from time to time and answer the question. It’s also an excellent opportunity for a blog post.

Stay tuned….theres more to come.⭐️

07/04/2026

God Bless this beautiful country! Happy 250th to America!

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06/19/2026

Do you agree or disagree on the open floor plan or the broken floor plan concept? ⭐️⭐️⭐️

Twenty years ago, when I designed and built my home, I had a large open floor plan which was not appealing to me, especially with high ceilings, so I modified the floor plans and intentionally added a few unique details….this is what I did.

1. I added doorways where there weren’t any.

2. I used narrow double doors to offer privacy.

3. I included French doors for retaining heat as well as privacy.

4. I did a “step down” from one room to another.

5. I added a room above an open foyer.

6. I curved a staircase for a more dramatic entrance.

7. I use plants for redirected energy.

8. I made two rooms in one large bathroom,

9. I used partial walls for a little more privacy.

10. I added columns in my kitchen.

Have you made modifications? If so what were they?

Here's why the pros are skipping the doors.

05/25/2026

We honor those this Memorial Day, that I call heroes. Few understand the depth and breadth of these losses. Some were so young, some were sons and daughters, brothers and sisters, spouses, mothers, fathers, cousins and friends. ⭐️

I have stood in Bastogne, Belgium and in the Ardennes. I have stood at Point du Hoc in Normandy. I have stood at Arlington National Cemetary in Washington DC. I feel their brave spirits there. I am always moved to tears. 🌟

In every case, white marble monuments, one after another, in a sea of stone and impeccably manicured green grass, as far as the eye could see in perfect precision, these final resting places bear the names of those whose lives were lost in pursuit of freedom and the American way. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

It’s beyond comprehension how many…. How many brilliantly gifted heroes were lost that we will never know. They made a timeless contribution to our nation, but I can’t help but wonder what a more wonderful world it would be had they been allowed to live a full life. 🌟

I hold Veterans in the highest esteem; my son is a Veteran. And everyday I thank God for bringing him home to me. I also pray to God to hold the families close in heart who honor this day. ⭐️

Today, I too will hold them in my heart.

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