If you’ve been following me for a while, you know I have a serious “more is more” philosophy when it comes to interior design. Why settle for a blank white wall when you could have a gallery of oil paintings? Why pick one neutral chair when you can have velvet, paisley, and leather all in one room? Today, I’m sharing ten incredible spaces that prove your home should be a reflection of your personality—messy, vibrant, and full of stories. Let’s dive in!
1. Forest Jewel
This room is the definition of “moody green.” The deep olive walls make all those wooden textures and gold frames absolutely pop. What I love most is that stained-glass globe light—it’s like a giant piece of jewelry hanging from the ceiling. It’s the perfect spot to sit with a cup of tea and admire a gallery wall that actually feels personal, not just like something out of a catalog.
2. Mushroom Magic
Can we talk about that sofa? The pattern mixing here is brave and brilliant. Between the botanical prints and those whimsical mushroom stools, this room feels like a sophisticated version of Alice in Wonderland. It’s bright, it’s quirky, and it doesn’t take itself too seriously. If this room doesn’t make you smile the moment you walk in, I don’t know what will.
3. Retro Rhythm
This is for my vinyl lovers. This space screams “Mid-Century Modern” but with a warm, lived-in hug. That oversized twine pendant light creates the most incredible shadows on the walls at night. It’s the ultimate “listening room” vibes—just imagine dropping a needle on your favorite record, sinking into that mustard velvet sofa, and letting the world disappear.
4. Velvet Vintage
This corner feels like it belongs to a very cool traveler from the 1920s. The emerald green velvet armchair against the sage walls is a color combo I will never get tired of. The lace curtains soften the whole look, letting just enough sunlight in to hit those gold-framed portraits. It’s elegant without feeling “stiff.”
5. Floral Heritage
Wallpaper is back, and this image proves why. These bold pink roses paired with the classic blue wainscoting give off a “Grandmillennial” vibe that I am obsessed with. It’s a bit of English countryside charm right in the middle of a living room. And that tufted green sofa? It looks like the most comfortable place on earth for a Sunday nap.
6. Crimson Library
Deep burgundy walls are a bold choice, but they pay off so well here. This room feels like a secret study in a grand manor. The rich leather Chesterfield sofa and the dark wood chest of drawers create a sense of history and “Dark Academia.” It’s a space that feels expensive, quiet, and deeply comforting—especially with those fresh tulips providing a splash of life.
7. Scholar’s Nook
Speaking of Dark Academia—this is the ultimate bookworm’s dream. The floor-to-ceiling bookshelves and that weathered leather wingback chair make me want to pick up a classic novel and never leave. The glowing globe on the side table adds just the right amount of “explorer” energy. It’s a room that celebrates the beauty of old things.
8. Global Gallery
This is Maximalism done right. You’ve got African masks, classical portraits, abstract art, and lush tropical plants all living together in harmony. The dark olive walls ground the whole space, allowing the burnt orange chairs and the red tones in the rug to really sing. It’s a curated collection of a life well-traveled.
9. Sunset Soirée
I love how the light hits this room! The combination of the floral sofa, the rattan pendant, and the wall plates creates such a relaxed, bohemian atmosphere. It feels like a space where the golden hour lasts all day long. It’s proof that you can mix patterns, materials, and eras and still end up with a room that feels totally cohesive.
10.Midnight Mid-Mod
Honestly, most people are afraid to go that dark, but this room proves it’s the ultimate way to make wood furniture pop. That sideboard is the absolute star of the show—the wood grain pattern is so intricate it almost looks like art itself.
I love how the warmth of the brass floor lamp and the sunset glow through the window keep the room from feeling “heavy.” And that rug! The burnt orange and cream geometric pattern brings just enough “pop” to tie the whole space together without being overwhelming. It’s the perfect balance of masculine energy and cozy comfort.