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Glass House Design Group Kristen Apicerno - Principal & Founder
Effortlessly Chic Interiors. Boston | Beyond
IFDA New England's 2025 "Designer to Watch"
Renovations. New Construction.

There are a lot of “rules” in interior design.But we’re less interested in following a formula and more interested in cr...
10/13/2026

There are a lot of “rules” in interior design.
But we’re less interested in following a formula and more interested in creating homes that feel thoughtful, personal and genuinely livable.

We won’t design your home around the latest trend.
We won’t choose something beautiful if it doesn’t function for your life.
And we certainly won’t tell you that every room needs to look like it came from the same showroom.

Instead, we’ll ask questions. We’ll consider how you live. We’ll thoughtfully layer colour, texture, materials and pieces that feel like you.

Good design isn’t about creating a home that looks perfect for everyone else. It’s about creating a home that feels right for you.

10/08/2026

A little pattern can go a long way.

If you’re curious about wall coverings but not quite ready to make the leap, the powder room is a great place to start. It’s an opportunity to introduce more texture, color or pattern without committing to a larger space.

Small room, a little more freedom to experiment, and plenty of opportunity to make a design statement.
If you could wallpaper one room, which would it be?

California neutral is having a moment, and we can see why.There’s something so effortless about the way this aesthetic b...
10/06/2026

California neutral is having a moment, and we can see why.

There’s something so effortless about the way this aesthetic blends warm neutrals, natural materials, comfortable silhouettes, and a light, airy feeling without ever feeling too precious. The key is keeping it personal, relaxed, layered, and collected rather than overly styled.

A few pieces from Architectural Digest that caught our eye lately:

The Ingrid Sherpa Chair by , the Jordan Table Lamp by , the Wunder Outdoor Fire Pit by , and the Coast Hutch by .

Four very different pieces, but each brings that easy California sensibility we love.

10/01/2026

POV: when the vacation is the inspiration.

Our very own Kristen recently went on a beautiful vacation with her family, and while the beach, sunshine and family time were the main event, her designer eye was still taking it all in.

From color and texture to materials, architecture and all the little details in between, inspiration has a funny way of finding you, even when you’re supposed to be off the clock.

A beautiful fabric. A weathered finish. A unique chair. A handcrafted pot. The way natural materials work together. These are the details that catch Kristen’s eye and make their way into her mental inspiration library.

Because being an interior designer isn’t just a job you switch off at the end of the day. It’s the way you see the world. And as a mom, so much of her life is about creating beautiful experiences with her family. So why not let a little of that magic inspire the spaces we create, too?

We can already imagine these colors, textures and materials translating beautifully into a coastal home on Cape Cod, Newport or Martha’s Vineyard.

Consider this our version of being busy... and we love it!At Glass House Design Group, we sweat the small stuff so our c...
09/29/2026

Consider this our version of being busy... and we love it!

At Glass House Design Group, we sweat the small stuff so our clients don't have to, thoughtfully considering every detail until a space feels cohesive, personal, and just right.

Because the goal isn't simply to create a beautiful home. It's to create one that feels effortless to live in.

09/24/2026

A rainy day in Boston calls for a little design inspiration!

Come sourcing with us at the Boston Design Center, where we spend the day exploring showrooms, discovering new collections and searching for those unexpected pieces that can make a client’s space feel truly their own.

One of the most important parts of our sourcing process is that we don’t design on repeat. Every project is approached with a fresh perspective and every selection is made specifically for the client, their home and the way they live.

And that’s also why you won’t find us sharing specific selections or sourcing details from our client projects when people ask. Our clients have invested in a unique, one of a kind design, and protecting the originality and privacy of that work is something we take seriously.

We can absolutely share the inspiration, the process and a peek behind the scenes but the magic of the final design belongs to the client.

Sure, choosing fabrics and picking out gorgeous furniture is the fun part, but it actually only makes up about 20% of wh...
09/22/2026

Sure, choosing fabrics and picking out gorgeous furniture is the fun part, but it actually only makes up about 20% of what we do (which is always a huge reality check for our summer interns!).

Truth is, being an interior designer means wearing a lot of hats.
Long before the final reveal, we’re knee-deep in budget spreadsheets, coordinating with architects and builders, managing timelines, solving on-site surprises, and keeping a trillion tiny details moving forward.

That said…we’re not going to lie. Playing with the pretty stuff is still our absolute favorite.

A new chapter doesn’t mean starting from scratch.For the Weber Farm Project in Norfolk, MA, our empty-nester clients wer...
09/17/2026

A new chapter doesn’t mean starting from scratch.

For the Weber Farm Project in Norfolk, MA, our empty-nester clients were settling into an over-55 community and wanted their new home to feel fresh while still incorporating pieces they had collected and loved over the years.

From the living room and sunroom to the kitchen, we blended old and new to create spaces that feel comfortable, collected, and right for this next season of life.

Because sometimes a fresh start is less about replacing everything and more about knowing what to keep, what to add, and how to make it all work together.

Planning your own next chapter? Visit the link in our bio to tell us about your project.

09/15/2026

Timeless design isn’t always about choosing the “right” sofa, color palette or trend. Sometimes, it starts with what’s already built into the room.

The architectural details create a foundation that allows everything else to layer beautifully over time and that’s what gives a space a sense of permanence, character and longevity.

Because the best timeless spaces don’t feel stuck in a particular era. They feel like they were always meant to be there.

What architectural detail would you add to your home? ✨

Trends may come and go, but good design has staying power.At Glass House Design Group, we believe timeless interiors are...
09/08/2026

Trends may come and go, but good design has staying power.

At Glass House Design Group, we believe timeless interiors aren't about following a formula or avoiding anything current. They're about making thoughtful choices that reflect your personal style, stand the test of time, and support the way you actually live.

Mix materials. Embrace contrast. Make room for personality. Choose quality over quantity. And most importantly, create a home that feels like yours.

Because the most timeless spaces aren't the ones that look like they belong to a particular moment. They're the ones you'll still love living in years from now.

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