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Interview with Palos Verdes Magazine

Rather than imposing my own personal style on a client’s home, I like to say that we

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Genevieve Trousdale Shares WHY You Should Add Webinars to Your Portfolio

Published on wingnutsocial.com Why should you add webinars to your portfolio? Is the ROI worth the time and

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Where you will find us after the holiday...curled

Where you will find us after the holiday...curled up on the fainting couch 🛋

Photography @amybarnardphotography

Feeling Thankful ❤️

Feeling Thankful ❤️

What can clients expect in working with me? In my

What can clients expect in working with me? In my mind, designing is more than creating a space of my client’s dreams, designing is discovering how they and their guests want to feel as they move through their home. This begins by diving deep into their lifestyle. What is their morning routine, what is the thing they dread doing when turning in for the night, do their kids enjoy doing homework? Every question ensures the form and function of each space is comprehensive, from the floor plans to the final white glove installation.

📸 @amybarnardphotography
🎥 @vibycreative

The tile installer thanked me for not picking whit

The tile installer thanked me for not picking white, cream or black! The tile supplier remarked that the tile coloring is like your favorite glass of red wine. The client is counting down the seconds to experience this open concept, yet so cozy shower we created for them. A win-win-win I’d say! Our #midcentury hacienda primary bath renovation is in the home stretch.

I love when design and sustainability strike a bea

I love when design and sustainability strike a beautiful balance. King Charles's first Welsh home is the epitome of this marriage, with a structure traditionally made from existing and locally sourced materials, an ecologically sound heating system. and elegant interiors that blend seamlessly with the architecture. Swipe to take a peek inside to tour the pretty and welcoming spaces of Welsh furniture, textiles and object d'art...

Interior Design: Annabel Elliot
Architecture: Craig Hamilton

Used in construction for a millennia, marble has a

Used in construction for a millennia, marble has a magical way of instantly transforming a space. This material's beauty can last a lifetime...swipe through to be enchanted, and comment below on the one that catches your eye ✨

Image 1 & 2: @mkcarchitecture
Image 3: @cove.house
Image 4: @matthewbairdarchitects

Swipe for the before! From a dark, hodgepodge-furn

Swipe for the before! From a dark, hodgepodge-furnished room to an organic, graceful, serene oasis (within the most beautiful architectural bones), this bedroom came to life after we got our hands and eyes on it. The bed, centered in the room and serving as the anchor, had posts and low headboard felt uncomfortable. I let my pencil flow when drawing the headboard shape. With a subtle borghese frame finish, the room began shining as it should. Now my client's resting spot is an extra special spot.

Architecture by Jock M. Sewall & Associates
📸 @amybarnardphotography

English elegance touches every corner of this coun

English elegance touches every corner of this country house, revived with creative spirit by Keith Johnson and Glen Senk, with ""a little"" help from interior designer Patrick Williams. Set within generous grounds that include a walled garden and a string of outbuildings, the ashlar-stone house occupies a charming spot, surrounded by farmland and looking out onto Cley Hill. The property, aptly named the ""big little house"", is made up of Georgian rooms, big enough to throw large parties as well as intimate spaces in the Jacobean part. Explore all three floors to discover 18the century furniture, reclaimed oak parquet flooring, antique linens and so much more in our #linkinbio...

Interior Design by Patrick Williams
Courtesy of @houseandgardenuk
📸 @michaelsinclair

What’s my “special sauce”? My clients are dr

What’s my “special sauce”? My clients are drawn to work with me because I have an eclectic portfolio showing my ability to design with diverse styles. I draw from the client’s lineage, customs, traditions and travels when designing every space in their home. I am allowing every amazing piece and story in their life, whether that be the sentimental side table an ancestor passed down or their 20th anniversary trip to Africa, shine through their interiors.

📸: @thetaliaclaire

My client had complained about a pain in her neck

My client had complained about a pain in her neck from watching TV from her armoire beside her bed. She wanted a solution for watching her late-night TV that was both ergonomic and aesthetically pleasing. I designed this custom cabinet with chest-like features and softness a bedroom needs. This quilted, stitched pattern spawned from a marquetry wood floor I discovered at the Pena Palace in Portugal. The @hollyhuntdesign oatmeal-colored suede was the most buttery soft base cloth for it! Also clad in the suede are the back and sides of the cabinet, but with only a stiched inset border. Wood knobs covered in a Borghese leaf finish adorned the facade. Not only is this my client’s favorite piece in their house, but it has relieved her neck pain!

Photography by @amybarnardphotography

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