Beth’s Blog

The start of 2025 is the perfect time to refresh your home. Begin by decluttering and simplifying your space, making it organized and calming. Create a personal sanctuary with cozy nooks or serene bedrooms, and consider sustainable choices like eco-friendly furniture and houseplants. Embrace multi-functional spaces to maximize your home's potential, and update your decor with fresh colours or meaningful items that reflect your personality. Whether you’re planning long-term projects or small updates, setting goals for your home this year will help create a space that supports your well-being and inspires you daily.

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As we age, creating spaces that are both functional and safe becomes essential. In this blog, we dive into the top 10 features of adaptable bathroom design. These smart updates can make your bathroom not only safer and more comfortable but also adaptable to any stage of life.

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Renovating your home or business can be exciting, but it’s vital to recognize hidden hazards that may impact health and well-being. Many overlook the long-term effects of exposure. In this guide, I’ll highlight key hazards, the importance of personal protective equipment (PPE), and safe renovation practices to ensure a healthier environment.

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As we navigate different life stages, our sense of self evolves, and so can our living spaces. After 40, many find joy in reclaiming what brings them fulfillment. This midlife phase is a wonderful opportunity to reconnect with our true selves and create homes that celebrate our new identities and deeper meanings.

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Your home is meant to be your sanctuary: a place to relax, rejuvenate, entertain, and express yourself. We are all unique, and no two people are alike. That’s why it’s crucial to dig deeper into what your version of a sanctuary looks like.

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Trends have long influenced what we see as stylish, but navigating them thoughtfully is key. I’ve learned over the years that integrating trends doesn’t mean overhauling everything. Instead, subtle updates can refresh your space sustainably. The best trends are those that resonate personally and enhance your unique style.

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When we think of accessible design, physical considerations often come to mind, such as wider hallways, accessible doorways, and adaptable bathrooms. However, in creating accessible solutions for individuals who are visually and/or cognitively disabled, we are lagging far behind in providing safe public spaces and housing alternatives for their later years.

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Colour has always been an integral part of the design process—it’s not just used to make a space look pretty. Colour is truly multilayered and complex, making it one of the most important components to consider in design.

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Life can be scary on one hand. On the flip side, what’s so amazing about life is that when you open yourself up to the universe and ask for feedback, it arrives on your doorstep in all different forms. For me, at that point in time, it was my Business of Design podcast. Niching, here I come and thank you universe for your help and guidance.

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I have a secret passion for rugs, and I genuinely believe that sustainability can be seamlessly woven into our homes. My favorite way to start designing a living space is to begin with the rugs right under our feet.

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When it comes to designing the ideal home entryway, each detail is significant. This space presents a unique opportunity to create a welcoming statement and to showcase a commitment to style and function. Unfortunately, the importance of entryways in the overall flow and design of a house is often overlooked.

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If you are considering renovating an old home, this process needs to be approached with a different perspective compared to renovating newer homes. I’m sharing the top six things that you should consider when embarking on this special journey, to preserve your home’s story, and make your renovation more sustainable.

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