Brea Interiors

09/03/2026

A little proof that the most hardworking spaces can still be beautiful!!

This laundry room started with little storage, but with full-height cabinetry, warm neutral finishes, unlacquered brass details 😍, tongue & groove, and a vintage-inspired light fixture, it became a room that I don’t want to leave. Plus the storage has more than tripled!

Swipe to see where we started. 🤍

07/06/2026

What is one of the easiest ways to make a neutral room feel layered and inviting? Mixing textures. Bouclé, linen, cotton, and woven fabrics create depth and warmth
without relying on bold colors. It’s subtle, but it’s what makes a space feel finished. Plus our client loved it.

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05/30/2026

My first trip to NYC did not disappoint. I loved every second of it. The energy, the history, the food, but most of all, the architecture. I couldn’t help but think about all the decisions, creativity, and craftsmanship that shaped the city into what it is. I found myself wishing I could be a fly on the wall as these buildings were imagined, designed, and brought to life.

I’m already dreaming about our next visit. There is still so much I want to see, and I can’t wait for our film to get developed.

05/05/2026

Quality hardware is worth every penny. We can’t wait to watch this unlacquered brass develop a rich, lived-in patina over time. It will only get better with age. Stay tuned for the full reveal of this project. There’s only a few more finishing touches.



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05/04/2026

All the neutrals for our Haven Creek project.

We were very intentional on the size of furniture here due to the stairs and powder bath being right off the entry. We wanted it to feel warm and welcoming but ensure that it wouldn’t feel overcrowded. There’s not a window over here so we felt a large round mirror to reflect light was best instead of a large art piece. It keeps things feeling airy while still making a statement.



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04/29/2026

04/18/2026

Imagine ending your day in a space that feels this calm. A primary bedroom designed to help you actually rest.

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04/07/2026

So I’m trying to be a little more transparent about our process over here. One thing we have is a construction binder full of all the project information.

What does that binder include?

1. The Spec Book: This is the part that has all the pretty little details. It has all the materials are being used, the vendors, size placement, pictures and who is purchasing them.

2. The Drawing Packet: This has all the details dimensioned drawings. There is SO much math involved in interior design. It’s not just pretty pillows. We have everything dimensioned. How high is the sconce? How high is the backsplash? How thick is the countertop? We’ve got it all.

3. The Final Design Plan: Between the initial design concept presentation and the final approved design, there will be a few changes and revisions. We make sure that the final design plans are included in the construction binder.

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