Covet Interiors

09/23/2026

The best fall trend? A home that feels like you. 🍂

As the season changes, we naturally begin turning inward—gathering around the fire, layering in warmer textures, and creating rooms that make us want to stay awhile.

At Covet Interiors, we believe the most beautiful homes aren’t designed around fleeting trends. They’re thoughtfully collected around the people who live in them—their stories, travels, routines, and the things they genuinely love.

Warm. Personal. Livable.
And unmistakably yours.

Which fall detail speaks to you most: rich wood, vintage textiles, autumn branches, or warm ambient lighting? Tell me below.

Save this post for your fall inspiration—and follow Covet Interiors for thoughtful interiors, transformations, and a collected point of view.

09/16/2026

What if the best design trend is simply figuring out what you actually love?

Not what everyone else is saving.
Not what an algorithm says is “in.”
Not the room you’ve already seen a hundred times.

The most beautiful homes are built around the people who live in them—the colors that make them feel grounded, the objects that hold meaning, and the details that reflect how they truly want to live.

Trends may offer inspiration, but they shouldn’t define your home.

At Covet Interiors, we design spaces that feel collected rather than copied. Thoughtful, personal and layered with pieces you’ll still love long after the latest trend has passed.

Because your home doesn’t need to look like everyone else’s.

It needs to feel unmistakably like you.

— Covet Interiors

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09/12/2026

Funny enough, I went to school for nursing.

I knew I wanted to do something that involved caring for people, but eventually I realized nursing wasn’t where I belonged.

After living overseas for a bit and trying to figure out what came next, I returned home, studied interior design through NYU and began working with interior design firms here in the Hamptons.

And I found my happy place.

More than 20 years later, I still get excited when I walk into a room and can immediately see what it could become.

Maybe the careers are completely different.

But I think a little bit of that original instinct stayed with me.

I listen. I get to know my clients. I pay attention to the things they say—and sometimes the things they don’t say.

And then I try to create a home that takes care of them in its own way.

That part of design will always be my favorite.

09/11/2026

I don’t want you to walk into one of my projects and immediately know that Covet Interiors designed it.

I want you to know who lives there.

Their travels. Their personality. The way they entertain. The things they’ve collected. The colors and materials they naturally gravitate toward.

My job isn’t to convince a client that my way is the only way.

It’s to listen, interpret, guide—and sometimes see what they’re trying to tell me before they quite know how to say it themselves.

Then we take hundreds of little decisions and turn them into one home that simply feels right.

Clean. Fresh. Livable. Personal.

That, to me, is good design.

Have you ever walked into a home and immediately felt like it perfectly reflected the person who lived there?

09/07/2026

09/03/2026

You don’t need a house that looks like a magazine.

You need a house that feels your emotions, tells a story, and finds its own way into current design trends. Thoughtful. Passionate. Livable.

We believe the best interiors are built around emotion, lifestyle, and beauty.

Passion and emotions change over time, as do design trends. A large part of designing your home is finding the comfort and peace within your own soul and reflecting that into your space.

Once you’ve accomplished that, your home—filled with layered textures, beautiful materials, and unexpected details—becomes a trend that doesn’t change for many years. Hamptons roots. A collected point of view.

Having lived in East Hampton my whole life, I know that the Hamptons idea of design is often reduced to the coastal retreat.

But the true roots of the Hamptons are so much more.

Covet Interiors creates spaces with a relaxed, elevated sensibility, rooted in the character of the East End and inspired by everywhere around the world.

The places we travel become a part of us. And the places that truly resonate with us should also have a place in our home. From the first idea to the final detail.

Full-service interior design
Renovations & new construction
Furnishings & styling
Custom spaces
Vacation & rental properties

We take the overwhelming parts off your plate—and obsess over the details you didn’t know mattered. Because beautiful isn’t enough.

A Covet home should work beautifully, too.

It should welcome kids.
Survive real life.
Feel effortless when guests arrive.
And make you want to stay a little longer. I’m Emily.
Founder and designer behind Covet Interiors.
I created Covet Interiors because I believe your home should feel personal, not predictable.
I love the tension between refined and relaxed, old and new, polished and perfectly imperfect.
And I believe the most memorable rooms are the ones that don’t feel like anyone else’s.

09/02/2026

Interior designers are calling this the anti-trend of 2026 — and I have mixed feelings.

Enter: FRICTION MAXXING

After years of smart homes, hidden storage, touchless everything, and technology designed to make life as effortless as possible… we’re starting to crave the opposite.

Visible light switches. Real k***s. Skirted chairs. Books stacked where you actually reach for them. Lamps you have to turn on. Rooms that feel collected instead of perfectly optimized.

Why I love it:
It brings back personality, warmth, and a sense of living in a home. Not everything needs to be automated or hidden.

Why I hate it:
I’m still very much a fan of convenience. 😂 Give me my smart thermostat and automatic shades any day.

Maybe the sweet spot isn’t choosing between high-tech and high-touch — it’s knowing where each one belongs.

So tell me…

Would you actually give up your smart thermostat for this? 👀

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09/01/2026

Your home already knows fall is coming. Does your space?
Summer light is loud — bright, flat, all day long. Fall light comes in low and gold, and it changes everything it touches. The white walls that looked crisp in July suddenly look cool and a little tired. That’s not your imagination. That’s the season asking your room to catch up.
You don’t need a renovation. You need a shift.
Swap the linen throw for something with weight — wool, mohair, anything you want to sink into. Trade the pale ceramic vase for one in rust, ochre, or deep green. Light a candle before it gets dark, not after. Let one corner of the room go a little moody — a reading chair, a low lamp, a stack of books you’ve been meaning to get to.
Fall doesn’t ask you to decorate. It asks you to slow down enough to notice what the light is doing.
Change one thing this week. Let the season in.

08/31/2026

More Space. More Memories. ❄️🏔️

This Killington, Vermont ski chalet bedroom had one simple challenge: create more sleeping space for kids without making a small room feel crowded.

We transformed the space with a clean, sleek design that maximizes every inch. The RH bed features a pull-out trundle, while the custom bunk configuration creates sleeping space for four—adding two additional beds without sacrificing valuable floor space.

The result is a fresh, functional room with plenty of open space for kids to play, relax, and make memories after a day on the slopes. 🤍

Because great design isn’t just about how a room looks—it’s about how it lives.

Covet Interiors | Design that makes room for life.

08/30/2026

Kitchen Before & After ✨

A kitchen transformation that honors the character and time period of the home while bringing it into the way we live today.

The original kitchen had plenty of charm, but it needed a thoughtful update. We opened the space, reworked the layout, and introduced fresh finishes, improved functionality, and a timeless palette—without stripping away the personality of the house.

The result is a kitchen that feels bright, collected, and completely at home in its surroundings. The classic checkerboard floor and deep green island add just enough character, while the crisp white cabinetry and tile keep the space feeling fresh and open.

Our goal wasn’t to make the home feel new. It was to make it feel like the best version of itself.

— Covet Interiors
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