Blanc & Noir Interiors

08/20/2026

A pantry designed to work as beautifully as the kitchen. 🤍

More storage, a prep sink, dishwasher + dedicated space for small appliances, with a backsplash that complements the kitchen without matching it exactly.

A little flashback to this Park City Parade of Homes showcase as this year’s event approaches. ✨

08/01/2026

Smart storage makes all the difference.

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07/23/2026

07/15/2026

Capturing design details from La Pedrera - Casa Milà in Barcelona—where you can feel the influence of Antoni Gaudí in the way color, texture, and form move together effortlessly.

POV: stepping into a space where color is already in sync.

Soft pinks and muted greens working together—not competing, but creating a sense of calm through contrast. The marble vanity grounding the space, intricate door details adding quiet character, and a soft blush clawfoot tub that blends seamlessly into the walls.

Across from it, a contrasting green moment—tied together with classic tile that creates continuity rather than division.

And then the subtle layers… simple lighting, a gently textured ceiling with soft wave-like movement, and delicate lace-trimmed linens that add just enough softness.

Nothing feels excessive. Everything feels considered.

The kind of design that feels effortless, but never accidental ✨

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07/09/2026

If these walls could talk from …

I would tell you about slow mornings by the window,
where light poured in softly and the day began without rush.

The hum of a sewing machine,
fabric draped in delicate folds—
red and white toile, carefully chosen, lovingly used.

I’ve held moments of stillness, of creation,
of quiet beauty in the everyday.

Classic white floors with diamond tile beneath your feet,
timeless, grounding everything in place.

Nothing here was accidental.
Every detail, intentional.

Tell me… what story would you leave behind?
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06/26/2026

I’ve been feeling so inspired by Mediterranean style. It’s the arches, the materials, the restraint…

Mediterranean design always feels effortless because it lets the architecture lead.

A little texture, a little color—and that’s enough.

Design inspired by travel, creating spaces that feel like a private escape…that’s luxury!

06/17/2026

cool girls have cool jobs ✨

mine looks like wandering through spain…finding inspiration in coastal landscapes, stone architecture, local markets, and the raw textures shaped by nature and time

it’s in the details most people pass by
the worn wood, the linen, the imperfect finishes, the way light hits every surface

this is what inspires both my designs and the pieces I curate for my shop—spaces and objects that feel collected, grounded, and quietly luxurious

I travel to bring that feeling back with me
translating global nature into homes that feel elevated, lived-in, and deeply connected

bringing global nature home

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06/05/2026

Casa Pedrera is a reminder that architecture should never feel static.
Gaudí designed movement into every curve—stone that feels almost fluid, balconies that breathe, and light that shifts throughout the day.

It’s this kind of intentional imperfection that inspires my work—spaces that feel lived in, layered, and quietly bold.

Design should feel like an experience, not just a look.

06/03/2026

The detail in European design is on another level ✨

Walking through spaces like this reminds me how much texture, color, and light can completely transform how a space feels.

Gaudí didn’t just design buildings—he designed experiences.

This is exactly the kind of depth I bring into my client designs, even remotely.

If you’ve been wanting a space that feels layered and intentional… this is your sign.

05/29/2026

Walking through Casa Batlló and completely drawn to the tile details ✨

I’ve always loved how Antoni Gaudí designs—there’s this effortless way he brings in light, color, and nature so everything feels fluid and alive. Nothing feels forced or overly perfect, and that’s what makes it so beautiful.

It’s a reminder that the smallest details—like tile—can completely shape how a space feels.

This kind of inspiration is what I carry into every project, especially when designing remotely—finding ways to make a space feel layered, natural, and uniquely yours.

Saving this one 🤍