Interior Designer Kate Singer joins the show to talk about her experiences with showhome designs, what she loves to mix to keep classic and traditional design style fresh, creating a sanctuary no matter where you are, and why loving colors (and neutrals!) may be something woven into our DNA.
What You’ll Hear on This Episode:
The inspiration behind the 2016 Hampton Designer Showhouse, one of our most pinned showhouse rooms ever.
Why Kate believes it’s all about mixing the old, new and making things feel curated and layered.
The cornflower blue color that surprised her (in a good way!).
The give and take and collaboration between other designers in a showhome.
How she got started in the business, and the inspiration her grandmother Marie gave to her for style and design.
You don’t have to wait until you have a beautiful dream home, you can create a space that reflects your taste and style wherever you are.
Some good starting tips for people just starting to decorate their home, starting with the sofa.
Kate’s love of mixing the old and new at different price levels for a classic yet updated feel.
Why Kate loves old art and thinks it is one of the most important accessories to create a great look without spending a lot of money.
Why Kate stays neutral on rugs and the bigger pieces of furniture and goes for bolder colors in accessories.
How we can use pretty brown wood pieces while still keeping it light and airy.
Creative ways to camouflage a television in a room.
The colors Kate likes to pair with blue, and the shades of blue she prefers to work with most.
Mentioned In This Episode:
2016 Hampton Designer Showhouse
Kate Singer Home
@katesingerhome
Kate Singer Home Facebook
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