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Jane Barnes Interiors An Interior Design Firm partnered with in Worcester, MA.

Designing bespoke, luxurious interiors that reflect your lifestyle and bring your dream home to life.

Fall is when the mudroom really earns its keep—jackets, boots, backpacks, dog gear, sports equipment, and all the extra ...
10/07/2026

Fall is when the mudroom really earns its keep—jackets, boots, backpacks, dog gear, sports equipment, and all the extra layers that seem to multiply as the weather changes.

The solution isn’t adding another basket. It’s creating a place for everything.
Built-in cabinetry, closed storage, hooks, drawers, benches, and thoughtfully planned compartments can turn a hardworking mudroom into one of the most functional spaces in the house—without sacrificing how it looks.

Some of the most meaningful pieces in a home are the ones that simply could not belong anywhere else.For this client, we...
10/01/2026

Some of the most meaningful pieces in a home are the ones that simply could not belong anywhere else.

For this client, we worked with a local artist to commission a completely original piece—designed and painted specifically for their home, their space, and their story. The scale, palette, composition, and feeling were all considered as part of the room itself, making the artwork an integral part of the design rather than something added at the end.

We love collaborating with local artisans to create pieces like this because they bring a level of character and individuality that can’t be replicated. And our clients love knowing they have something truly personal—made for them, and only them.

It’s time to start thinking about updating your kitchen or bath, and one of the biggest struggles is finding that happy ...
09/29/2026

It’s time to start thinking about updating your kitchen or bath, and one of the biggest struggles is finding that happy medium between a classic white neutral and a color.

But what color?!

If you love green, then this is your moment.

The color green, such as sage green, forest green, and deep green, is starting to pop up as the new neutral tone. It has that natural, organic personality without overpowering the room. Instead, it brings in an airy calmness that still feels rich and grounded.

The best applications are full-room perimeter cabinetry, statement kitchen islands, bathroom tiles, and laundry built-ins. Pair it with light warm wood tones, like the popular white oak, brass hardware, and a creamy quartz countertop, and the result feels moody, dramatic, and luxe with a hint of heritage, without looking like it tried too hard.

Wanna take a risk? Color drenching has been a hot topic for a while and it still comes up in almost every design convers...
09/24/2026

Wanna take a risk? Color drenching has been a hot topic for a while and it still comes up in almost every design conversation. The concept is simple but bold. One color wrapping the entire room, walls, trim, and ceiling all in one. After years of neutral tones it makes sense that people are craving something more personal and color drenching delivers exactly that without the stress of figuring out contrasting schemes. Warm earthy tones, moody hues, and soft greiges are leading the trend right now. And if committing to one single color feels like too much, a subtle variation on the trims, moulding, and doors is a great middle ground. If you've been eyeing all those Pinterest color drench inspiration boards but aren't quite sure where to start, let's have a conversation and figure out what that looks like for your space.



Moody blue in the hallways

Dark green with brown undertone embracing the bedroom

Dark forest green to elevate the vibe

Partial color drenching in yellow with surround complementary patterns to balance the intense color.

The cold season is creeping in again and so is the search for the perfect mudroom. Mudrooms have been around for a while...
09/22/2026

The cold season is creeping in again and so is the search for the perfect mudroom. Mudrooms have been around for a while and in New England they're practically a necessity. Most people want the basics, somewhere to store outdoor wear, shoes, and gear. But more recently clients have really started thinking about the architectural potential of the space. Built-in millwork for mudrooms has been a rarity but it's picking up. Full spatial use, vertical grids, drawers, and thoughtful storage that actually hides the day's clutter rather than just containing it. The trend is leaning toward that minimal, considered look and if that resonates, a complete top-to-bottom built-in design with closets, drawers, and multi-use storage units is worth thinking about for your next mudroom project.

Trendy and classic all at once, the earthy checkerboard marble tile is making a comeback and it's showing up most in the...
09/17/2026

Trendy and classic all at once, the earthy checkerboard marble tile is making a comeback and it's showing up most in the primary bath. Moving away from traditional bold contrasts, there's a subtle shift toward softer, earthier color palettes that feel contemporary without losing that timeless quality. A little old, a little new, and a touch of minimalism that together create exactly the kind of spa-like primary bath experience everyone is after right now.

1st Photo: Riad Tiles
2nd Photo: Otto Tiles & Design via Overdale House
3rd Photo: Edward Martin Tiles

Who says you can't have a luxurious laundry room? It's probably one of the most used rooms in the house after the kitche...
09/15/2026

Who says you can't have a luxurious laundry room? It's probably one of the most used rooms in the house after the kitchen and living room, especially with a growing family. We know laundry is a chore and the whole act of it is pretty utilitarian, so why not give it some life and a little mental calm while you're at it. Dark botanical prints are picking up in style, complementing low-lumen lighting that creates an immersive, high-end feel. The chore itself can be stressful, but a little moody calm goes a long way in resetting the mind and the mood.

2nd photo: IASCE
3rd Photo: Construction2Style
4th Photo: Chic&Kiddo

Feeling pretty validated right now. For the longest time, quartzite natural stone slab with soft veining has been a pers...
09/10/2026

Feeling pretty validated right now. For the longest time, quartzite natural stone slab with soft veining has been a personal favorite for backsplashes and countertops, and for good reason. The organic look and durability alone make it worth it, but paired with warm, soft cream neutrals, it creates something genuinely beautiful that complements almost any color palette, whether it is a kitchen or a living room. Looking at you, Taj Mahal.

The home in Upton opted for exactly that, and even though it's still in the build phase, the vision alone already looks incredibly luxurious without even trying. Can't wait to see it all come together. It's slowly rising in popularity in the suburbs, and honestly, I feel like one of those people who gets to say they knew it first.



2nd & 3rd photo: Better Marble

When consulting with clients on kitchen cabinetry, the majority has always leaned toward traditional beveled shaker styl...
09/08/2026

When consulting with clients on kitchen cabinetry, the majority has always leaned toward traditional beveled shaker style in warm neutral whites. But there is a shift in the winds. A movement around a different theme is emerging, called minimal with warm. Flat-panel slab wood cabinets with matte finishes let the wood speak for itself, and to balance that modern edge, warm stain colors like natural walnut and pecan soften the coldness you might otherwise feel. Not entirely new, but an interesting shift because of how contemporary and Euro-esque it feels.

The real advantage of this direction is how much it elevates the craftsmanship of the cabinetry itself, less of a facade of pretty storage and more of an intentional design statement. A matte finish also has its practical side, far better at hiding scratches and dust compared to high gloss or satin. And if the flat panel style still feels too sterile even with a warm wood stain, mixing traditional and modern elements is always a viable path. At the end of the day, it comes down to what you envision for your space, but if you're unsure how you want it to look and function, talking with an interior designer is never a bad idea.

3rd photo credit: Savona Design

There is something genuinely mystical and magical about this kitchen and how the bold contrasting colors never feel like...
06/12/2026

There is something genuinely mystical and magical about this kitchen and how the bold contrasting colors never feel like too much. The Bertazzoni range in Arancio paired with a matching statement hood brings this warm vibrant orange that shifts toward a reddish hue depending on the light throughout the day. The deep Kensington Blue cabinetry and Blue Shimmer full wall backsplash play off the creamy white quartz in a way that pops without ever feeling heavy. If you have been looking for proof that bold and balanced can live in the same room, this is it.

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99 Prescott Street , Suite 101
Worcester, MA
01605

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Monday 7:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 5pm
Thursday 7:30am - 5pm
Friday 7:30am - 5pm
Saturday 7:30am - 5pm

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