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Courtney Balsam Interior Design is a San Antonio-based designer with a passion for blending luxury style with functional living for your spaces.

10/15/2026

Creating a timeless primary bath is all about thoughtfully selecting materials and details that will feel just as beautiful years from now as they do today.

For this space, we layered beautiful natural stone, a mix of marble tile patterns, and warm brass finishes to create a bathroom that feels elegant, sophisticated, and inviting without being overly formal.

One of our favorite details is the custom framed inset mirrors with decorative sconces mounted directly onto the mirrors. This adds architectural interest, reflects light beautifully, and gives the long vanity a more tailored, custom look. We also incorporated a dedicated makeup area, providing a comfortable place to sit while getting ready, along with plenty of storage for everyday essentials.

Timeless design doesn't mean playing it safe. It's about combining classic materials with thoughtful, unexpected details that give a space its own personality.

What's one feature you'd love to incorporate into your dream bathroom?

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10/14/2026

It's always fun working with a client who isn't afraid of a little drama!

This client was open to embracing bold colors, unexpected textures, and unique details, giving us the opportunity to create a space that feels sophisticated, layered, and full of personality.

From the rich plum sofa and sculptural console to the mix of patterned upholstery and custom window treatments, every element adds depth and interest. We especially love how the different seating areas encourage conversation while keeping the space open and connected to the kitchen.

The modern circular light fixture adds an unexpected contemporary touch, balancing the more traditional elements and bringing another layer of personality to the room.

We love when clients trust us to push the boundaries a little. The result is a space that's anything but ordinary, yet still feels warm, inviting, and completely their own.

Are you ready to step outside your comfort zone with color, pattern, or texture? We'd love to help you create a space that reflects your personality while introducing a few unexpected details along the way! Let's create something beautiful together.

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10/13/2026

Our client loves a clean, white aesthetic, so our goal was to give her that light and fresh feeling while making sure the room still felt warm, layered, and sophisticated.

We kept the palette soft and bright, then brought in warmth through a delicate botanical wallpaper, natural fiber rug, flowing drapery, and touches of brass. The fireplace and architectural millwork add another layer of character without taking away from the clean look she loves.

With young kids in the house, the white slipcovered dining chairs were also an intentional choice—giving us the crisp, tailored look we wanted with the practicality of removable, washable covers for everyday family life.

And just to the left, you get a little peek into the butler’s pantry, where another subtle pattern carries the personality into the adjoining space.

The result is a great example of how a mostly white room doesn’t have to feel stark—texture, pattern, natural materials, and warm finishes can keep it clean while still making it feel inviting and collected.

10/09/2026

The nights are finally cooling down here in Texas, which means it’s the perfect time to take dinner, drinks, and conversation outside.

We love when the exterior of a home has just as many thoughtful layers as the interior. Here, the varied rooflines, mix of exterior materials, warm wood pergola, and architectural details give the home so much character from every angle.

Even the fence became part of the design. Rather than simply enclosing the outdoor living area, the decorative ironwork and painted brick create definition while still keeping the space open and connected to its surroundings.

And when the sun goes down, the glow from the windows and string lights makes this outdoor space feel especially inviting.

Design is about looking at the house holistically and that means thinking about the moment you walk in the front door all the way to outdoor patio.

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10/07/2026

Updating a 30-year-old kitchen gave us the opportunity to create something that feels fresh, clean, and current while still being warm and inviting for everyday family life.

We simplified the space with cleaner lines, deep blue cabinetry, warm brass accents, and quartz countertops—a beautiful, durable choice that makes everyday cleanup easy.

Instead of keeping a traditional breakfast table in the adjoining nook, we opted for a dining table directly off the island, creating one hardworking gathering spot for the family. It’s perfect for family dinners, but just as easily transitions to homework, crafts, games, or simply hanging out while someone is cooking.

The result is a kitchen that feels completely refreshed, but more importantly, functions for the way this family lives today. Because a good kitchen isn’t just about cooking—it’s about creating a place where everyday life can happen.

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10/06/2026

This stairwell became an opportunity to add architectural detail and personality with classic wall paneling, a thoughtfully arranged collection of black-and-white photography, and a patterned stair runner that adds just the right amount of texture.

We love treating hallways, stairwells, and pass-through spaces as part of the overall design story. They may not be rooms where you linger, but they’re spaces you experience every day—and those details are what make a home feel complete.

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10/05/2026

Setting the tone from the moment you walk through the front door.
We wanted this entry to immediately introduce the personality of the home. A floral wallpapered ceiling draws your eye up, while the statement chandelier adds a little drama and highlights the ceiling detail. Oversized, colorful artwork on either side creates a gallery-like welcome, while custom runners add another layer of texture, color, and softness underfoot.

The arched opening offers a glimpse into the living spaces beyond, allowing the entry to feel connected to the rest of the home while still having a moment all its own.

It’s all about the layers—art, pattern, lighting, texture, and color coming together to create a memorable first impression and a hint of what’s to come.

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10/02/2026

Sometimes the best design decision is knowing when a window isn’t adding anything to the space.
Originally, this bathroom had a window centered between two mirrors, but its only view was the roofline. We chose to close it in, allowing us to replace the two separate mirrors with one large statement mirror and create a cleaner, more cohesive vanity wall.

Because natural light is limited in this space, lighting became an important part of the design. We added plenty of recessed cans for functional, even illumination and incorporated a decorative ceiling fixture to bring in another layer of light—and a little personality.

Warm brass details, soft finishes, and subtle touches of color complete a bathroom that feels brighter, more intentional, and much more functional.

Sometimes working around a challenge leads to one of the best design decisions in the room.

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09/29/2026

For this primary bedroom, we created a restful retreat by starting with a light, neutral foundation and layering in soft shades of blue throughout. Custom bedding gives the bed a beautifully tailored, finished look while also accommodating the adjustable mattress—proof that comfort and function don’t have to compromise the design.
Patterned drapery beautifully frames the window and brings personality into the room and offers to blackout the room when needed. The woven shade provides light filtering privacy while adding warmth and texture.

A cozy chair and ottoman create the perfect spot to unwind, and touches of brass and warm wood give the space a collected, timeless feel.

A bedroom designed for real life, with all the comfort you want and the beautiful details that make it feel special.

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09/28/2026

A workspace that proves function doesn’t have to sacrifice style.
With such a beautiful view just outside, we wanted the windows to be a feature of the room—bringing in natural light and creating a connection to the pool and landscape beyond. Woven shades keep the view open and airy when raised, while offering the option to filter the light and heat on those really hot Texas days.

Our client also had one special request: a bench seat. We incorporated it right into the custom built-in desks, creating a cozy spot that feels intentional rather than an add-on. It’s perfect for taking a quick break from work, enjoying the view, or simply having another place to land.

Soft blue cabinetry adds just the right amount of color, while patterned flooring, warm wood tones, and woven textures bring layers of personality to this hardworking home office.

Beautiful, functional, and designed around exactly how our client wanted to use the space.

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903 E Nakoma Drive, Suit 106
San Antonio, TX
78216

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+12108421657

Website

http://www.balsaminteriordesign.com/

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