Julie Dunfee Designs

08/20/2026

This little Door County cottage is getting some much-needed TLC—a complete remodel of the primary bath.

Our client has MS, so we’re thoughtfully redesigning the space to be fully accessible while still feeling beautiful and comfortable in this tiny space.

The goal is simple: to make sure she can fully enjoy her summer home, with as few barriers as possible.

Because good design should make life easier—and never make you feel limited by your surroundings.

08/20/2026

Animal print in an entryway? Absolutely.

There’s something undeniably chic about a touch of animal print—especially in an entryway. Whether it’s a leopard runner, a zebra-patterned rug, or even a small upholstered bench, it adds personality and just the right amount of unexpected.
The key is to treat animal print almost like a neutral. Pair it with classic furnishings, beautiful lighting, and pieces you love, and it feels sophisticated rather than overdone.
And because your entryway is the first impression of your home, why not give your guests a little hint that there’s more personality to come?

A little wild can be very chic.

07/16/2026

06/30/2026

Your interior design tip of the week!

05/07/2026

There are moments in business that truly stop you in your tracks… and receiving heartfelt reviews from my clients is one of them.

I never take for granted the trust people place in me to help shape the spaces where life happens. Every kind word, referral, and glowing review reminds me exactly why I do what I do.

Design has never just been about beautiful homes for me. It’s about creating spaces that feel personal, meaningful, and uniquely reflective of the people living in them.

This is why I do what I do!

04/27/2026

Your interior design tip of the week!

04/22/2026

True luxury isn’t just how a space looks—it’s how thoughtfully it’s created.

On Earth Day, I’m reminded that the most beautiful homes are designed with intention… choosing materials that last, investing in quality over quantity, and creating spaces that evolve with you over time.

Sustainability, in its truest form, is timeless design.

Your home should be as unique as you are—crafted not only for today, but for years to come.