09/29/2026
Good taste isn’t something you’re either born with or you’re not.
It develops slowly—through paying attention to the rooms you love, the clothes you reach for, the books you keep, the restaurants you remember, and the details you’re naturally drawn to.
Instead of simply thinking, “I like that,” start asking yourself why.
The more you notice those patterns, the easier it becomes to understand your own style—and make decisions with a little more confidence.
This is the first in a series about developing your eye, defining your style, and choosing well.