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It’s week two of the One Room Challenge; time to dig into the plan. My passion for layers and layers of texture coupled with the fact that I’m working on a Hygge hideaway for my daughter = dream project

Ethereal and whimsical, yet also sophisticated & rustic, her room is going to become a destination for dreaming and scheming Calming neutrals will quiet the space, allowing her imagination to run free, while layers of textures from pillows, throws, and incredible hardware from Emtek will give the room depth. The accessories you’ll see peppered throughout feature incredible faux florals by NDI, the coolest desk lamp by Lamps Plus, and tons and tons of beautiful pillows and window seat cushions with fabric by Fabricut for “all things reading and snuggling,” according to Tessa. My longtime upholster Franco Saldano of First Option Upholstery is hard at work making all of the cushions and pillows, and the incredible Taj Singh of Taj Custom Home Improvement will be putting up the wallpaper, hanging all of the art and installing new cabinetry hardware. With Ashley | Casey Keasler | Dorsey Designs | The Farmhouse Project | Home Made by Carmona House of Funk | House of Jade Interiors | House Seven Design | House

Image via House of Funk | Photography by Mark Weinberg According to Wikipedia, “interior design is the art and science of enhancing the interior of a building to achieve a healthier [more functional] and more aesthetically pleasing environment for the people using the space. [Ideally, a designer brings inspiration, passion, personality and emotion to the space, creating a deeply rooted sense of place.] Interior design is a multifaceted profession that includes conceptual development, space planning, site inspections, programming, research, communicating with the stakeholders of a project, construction management, and execution of the design.

The space is streamlined and functional,  yet refined, thanks to minimal accessories such as an Arteriors mirror rimmed in soft brass and pops of greenery. The space is streamlined and functional,  yet refined, thanks to minimal accessories such as an Arteriors mirror rimmed in soft brass and pops of greenery. The rich paint colors on the walls and trim by Benjamin Moore add weight and depth to what was previously an architecturally bland room. I used the darkest paint color in the space on all of the trim to highlight these newly added architectural details—the brackets at the window seats and horizontal plate rail around the room.