Hallowed Halls Interiors

08/20/2026

This and the perfect chill playlist? What else do you truly need?

08/05/2026

Added a whole new collection of books to my reference section this weekend 😅 These all look incredible and I’m excited to dig through them for inspo and detail work for my new client’s French Cottagecore design that I’ll be working on for the next couple of months. 🥰

08/04/2026

Just a a causal Monday evening reading my new design books and I came across this baddie setup 😻 I may be a maximalist, but that doesn’t mean I don’t have a dream of being an incredibly natural industrial minimalist at the exact same time 😹

06/08/2026

Making space for myself in my home. I’ve had a desk upstairs in our bedroom for a few years and I started to feel very stagnant and out of sorts up there, so I’ve moved myself to this antique desk that my partner’s grandfather built for him when he was a child. It’s beautiful and so sturdy and I’m honored to be able to use it to work and create at. 🥰✨

05/03/2026

05/02/2026

Got an itch to reset my media console yesterday. We’re coming up on 3 years in this house this month and I haven’t hardly changed it since then, so it felt like it was suddenly time!

My partner and I love to travel and we love anime and illustrative tv shows and movies in general, and this new setup feels like it embraces that side of us extra.
We’ve been collecting coffee table books throughout our travels and lives and having a few more on display just feels so right!

What part of your home have you spruced lately? If you’ve got a spot you’re itching to change up but don’t know how, reach out! I offer decorating services for helping with creating these beautiful vignettes. I’d love to help you find that perfect balance!

04/26/2026

One of my favorite parts of designing is creating spaces where your hobbies are displayed and show off your interests and personality.

I personally have a lot of different hobbies- don't all of us ADHD people?- and one of those is book collecting. I have 3 large bookcases in our bedroom for my own personal collection. (This doesn't even include the collection my partner has of his own, or our art books that we display in our living room. 😅)

Personally, I prefer to display my books by type. So poetry on one shelf, art and design books on others, and all my fiction and fantasy books on the rest.

One of my main techniques for displaying books is color coordinating. Not organizing in rainbow order, which I've seen people do- this is my second least favorite form of displaying books probably, after turning them all around so they're just pages out. But I choose books that are meaningful to me and then make sure that they are cohesive in color and style to the others on the shelf. I gravitate towards natural earthy colors and floral motifs, and this comes through in my book displays.

I also collect crystals, animal bones, enamel pins, and tarot decks, all of which get displayed on the bookshelves amongst my books. These help break up the shapes on the shelf and also add some visual texture to the smooth book covers.

My last technique with styling my shelves is to add art on top of them! Especially if your shelves are on big walls with high ceilings, this can help to extend the look of your shelves upward and help fill that extra space!

04/24/2026

What's on my desk?

Here's my daily setup, with a list of a few of my favorite things to help me vibe while I work.

Most importantly, there is always a Dr Pepper, as that's my form of coffee, and a pile of journal stickers. I love to bullet journal and plan my week in advance, and creating journal spreads with stickers is one of my favorite hobbies.

My desk space is currently located in a cozy corner in my living room, at a wooden secretary desk that was handmade by my partner's grandfather when my partner was a child. It has such cozy energy and is right by a big window filled with my mostly-alive plants. The vibes are good, the energy is bright and creative, and it has given me such a nice place to work and create and design all at once.

You can see more of my journal and art on my personal art page or on substack , where I post my thoughts and vibes and journal spreads as I go.

04/20/2026

I'm starting a new project in our home! Inspired by this tiger bath mat I purchased a couple months ago, I've put together this design to remake our guest bathroom on the main floor. This space has been a constant itch in my brain since we moved in 3 years ago, but I haven't been able to focus on it enough as a concept yet until just recently, as I had been working more on the big rooms in the house!
Now I'm thrilled to have finally nailed down the design!

The half bath currently has an awful "rustic" floor tile that's grey and "worn" intentionally and it just looks dirtyyyy all the time. And the walls are plain white with one accent wall in a basic grey color that really doesn't have any vibe to it. With just a mirror, a simple one cabinet vanity sink, and a toilet, there's not much else in the space or room for additional floor pieces, so instead we're working with the wall space to create a new and funky vibe. This idea comes from the fact that we use this as our guest bathroom when we have parties and it's sort of a selfie space since the lighting is great around the mirror (I frequently see my friends post their selfies in our bathroom online which is super fun!) So I want to make the space a proper ✨vibe✨ to go with that!

I plan to use peel and stick black and white floor tiles to upgrade the floor space. Color drench the walls, ceiling, door and trim in this stunningggg Fine W**e color from SW, and then fill out the walls with fun playful, tattoo-inspired art that also carries some great "resistance" style art (this is what I'm calling art that has a message about fighting back against our fascist govt 😅). Vintage brass fixtures will pull the look together and tie it in with our general home design which mixes moody, witchy dark decor with vintage, midcentury shapes and lines.

My partner and I are both big tattoo people, and I am even currently teaching myself to tattoo for fun, so this space is definitely intended to reflect that passion of ours as well.

I'll be posting more updates about this as I work on it. And I hope to even make some video content of it- which I am terrible at currently, so please bear with me as I learn how to do this!

What spaces are you dreaming about these days?? If you have somewhere you've been itching to work on, reach out for a FREE consultation to learn how my process works so we can get started on your new ✨VIBE✨ space.

04/18/2026

Local Designs Inspirations:
The Madison Hotel, Bishop Arts

This historic-building-turned-hotel is one of the most beautiful little boutique spaces. It opened around 2.5 years ago I believe. I live nearby and it still took me probably 2 years to ever pop in and check it out. But here are some shots I got of the spaces.

Elements I love in this space:
✨Deep warm red walls in the common spaces- these feel so elegant, so moody, and so inviting and cozy. I think I just am currently obsessed with red walls right now! (I'm planning a new bathroom design that includes a rosy red too!)
✨They installed a custom diamond patterned runner up the stairs and it continues through the hallways upstairs as well. The bold black and white harlequin pattern with it's crisp border adds a romantic touch while lending to the blend of Baroque and Art Deco aesthetics used throughout the hotel.
✨GALLERY WALLS FOR DAYYSSS- The upstairs hallway that leads to the guest rooms is FILLED with incredible antique paintings and frames hung from a time-period-appropriate picture rail with brass chains. This creates an eclectic yet well-curated collection of interesting pieces to peruse while finding your room.
✨The wood archways in the common spaces 😻 I love these custom cased archways that were added on either side of the entry. The cocktail/sitting area created here is so cozy and inviting, but the wooden casing with this reeded glass really does something to my heart.

I highly recommend checking this sweet space out. Whether to stay or just as a visit to see the lovely designs, it's worth the time!

What spaces have you seen lately that have inspired you? Please let me know, I'm always looking for more inspiration!