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Bellwether Interior Design Owner: Leslie Mayer
www.bellwetherinteriors.com [email protected] contact- 920.843-2868

10/13/2026

A remodel should not only make the space look different, it should make living in it feel different, too.

This kitchen, dining room, and bathroom transformation brought a more modern aesthetic to the home while improving the flow and function of each space. The end result feels lighter, more intentional, and designed for a more functional and connected home.

From a traditional, boxed-in entry to a space built entirely around curves.We carried the arch through every layer of th...
10/06/2026

From a traditional, boxed-in entry to a space built entirely around curves.

We carried the arch through every layer of the design — starting with a barrel-vaulted ceiling at the front entry, echoed in the custom-made metal arched doors, and picked up again in the sculptural curves of the new light fixture. To soften it all, we limewashed the walls, adding subtle movement and texture that catches the light differently throughout the day. The result is an entryway that feels sculptural and serene all at once, setting the tone the moment you walk in. ✨

Full project on our website // Niagara Escarpment

A kitchen remodel that upgraded this pantry space, form and function. We remodeled the corner windows, which used to be ...
10/02/2026

A kitchen remodel that upgraded this pantry space, form and function. We remodeled the corner windows, which used to be the view from the kitchen sink, and gave it a sleek, monochromatic design that keeps everything cohesive. Granite counters, Kohler faucet, and flat-panel full-overlay cabinets keep lines crisp and uncluttered.

Full project gallery on our website // www.bellwetherinteriors.com

Bagm counters, kohler faucet, millhouse cabinets, pinno builders.

09/22/2026

A new build doesn’t have to mean a home without character. In fact, some of the most interesting details can be designed in from the very beginning.

→ Incorporate architectural details like millwork, beams, arches, or thoughtfully designed ceiling details.
→ Layer in natural materials that bring warmth and variation.
→ Mix new pieces with vintage, antique, or locally sourced finds.
→ Design around the way you actually live—not what a home should look like.
→ Give rooms personality through art, lighting, textiles, and collected pieces.

The Niagara Escarpment project was a full first and second-floor remodel that transformed an outdated layout into a calm...
09/15/2026

The Niagara Escarpment project was a full first and second-floor remodel that transformed an outdated layout into a calm, modern retreat. In the kitchen, we expanded the space and repositioned doorways to incorporate a private butler’s pantry.

The custom white oak cabinetry and unique quartz countertop details make this home both beautifully refined and deeply welcoming.

View the full project, Niagara Escarpment, on our website.

The Niagara Escarpment project was a full first and second-floor remodel that transformed an outdated layout into a calm...
09/15/2026

The Niagara Escarpment project was a full first and second-floor remodel that transformed an outdated layout into a calm, modern retreat. In the kitchen, we expanded the space and repositioned doorways to incorporate a private butler’s pantry.

The custom white oak cabinetry and unique quartz countertop details make this home both beautifully refined and deeply welcoming.

View the full project, Niagara Escarpment, on our website.

09/11/2026

The right pieces take time—and that’s part of the process.

Shopping small and locally can uncover hidden treasures that you won’t find in every other home. We believe in curating pieces you genuinely love rather than rushing to fill every space at once, especially when it comes to art. Bringing in textures and finishes that pull from the architecture and existing features of the home helps everything feel connected, layered, and intentional.

A well-designed home doesn’t happen all at once. It’s collected thoughtfully, one piece at a time.

09/08/2026

Who said laundry rooms had to feel like chores?

09/03/2026

Our formula for styling beautifully styled shelves: It’s less about filling the space and more about creating balance, interest, and a sense of who lives there.

1. Sometimes less is more. Omitting a shelf here and there in a big wall of built-ins provides the opportunity for a large piece of art or pottery to break up that cluttery feeling.

2. Break up similar items. Be careful not to stack frames over frames, a plant over a plant, etc. Strategically spread out alike things.

3. Thrift store books are your best friend. We love using books to neutralize small decor items in a thoughtful and purposeful way.

4. Don’t be afraid to make it personal. People notice when things feel curated and gathered over time. Mixing in unique artifacts from travel, filling frames with special memories, these small touches make your home yours.

At the end of the day, the best shelves don’t feel perfectly styled—they feel collected, personal, and intentional.

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124 W Wisconsin Avenue, Suite 145
Neenah, WI
54956

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