Stash Design Studio

Two of the most underrated design elements that can truly elevate a space are curtains and lighting. These details may seem small, but they have a huge impact on how a room feels and comes together. The right window treatments add softness, height, and dimension, while a statement light fixture becomes the finishing touch that draws the entire space together.

Here’s a little sneak peek from today’s install, where these final layers are transforming the room in the best way.

Ready to transform your home with intentional design? Reach out to start your project with us.

Little Staci would be so proud 🤍 So thankful for our Stash community—for the trust, the support, and the opportunity to create spaces you love.

Inspo by Megan Milton

Design starts long before installation day. It lives in the details — the interplay of materials, the balance of old and new, the feeling a space evokes.

Before the room comes together, the story takes shape. Vision boards allow us to refine mood, scale, and texture so every element feels connected and purposeful. This is where thoughtful homes begin.

If you’re dreaming of a space that feels uniquely yours, let’s design it together. 💫

This Spring season, it’s all about intention, beauty, and thoughtful living.

We offer full-service design, helping you refresh and reimagine your home just in time for spring. From elevated styling and curated finishes to preparing your space for the season ahead, Stash is here to bring warmth, balance, and quiet impact to every detail.

+ And as always, DM us to order our signature Answered Prayers candle — by — a meaningful touch for your home or a thoughtful gift.

Spring starts at home. 💐

Feature Friday ✨

We can’t get enough of this wall color. Deep, moody, and endlessly cozy — it instantly sets the tone for a space that feels both elevated and inviting. Paired with warm wood tones, layered textures, and thoughtful lighting, this room proves that the right color choice can completely transform how a space feels.

Comfortable. Intentional. A space you actually want to settle into. This is the kind of design that lives beautifully every day. Ready to fall in love with your space? Contact us today to schedule a consultation with our design team 📲✨

2026 Design Trends | The Year of the Horse 🐎

The Year of the Horse is defined by energy, freedom, confidence, movement, and bold self-expression—and that spirit is shaping how we design our homes in 2026. Interiors are becoming more expressive and intentional, favoring spaces that feel dynamic, grounded, and deeply personal rather than overly restrained.

We’re seeing freedom come to life through large-scale wallpaper and mural moments that transform walls into immersive experiences. Confidence shows up in bold natural stone—dramatic veining, rich tones, and unapologetic material choices that anchor a space. Movement is reflected in softened corners, curved millwork, rounded islands, and architectural flow that guides you effortlessly from room to room. And energy is captured through statement lighting—sculptural fixtures that act as art and bring rhythm and life to a room.

This year isn’t about playing it safe. It’s about trusting your instincts, embracing scale, and designing spaces that move you—visually, emotionally, and physically. Homes in 2026 tell a story. They feel alive. And they’re designed with momentum.

Design isn’t about chasing rules or filling space.
It’s about intention.

Budgets don’t define taste — thoughtfulness does. Paint often does more than new furniture. Lighting sets the mood before anything else has a chance. Rugs and drapery aren’t extras; they’re structure. Lamps bring rooms to life. And the final decisions — layout, scale, warmth — are what make everything land.

Most importantly, you live there.
If it’s uncomfortable, inconvenient, or high-maintenance, it isn’t luxury.
And if a space feels crowded, it probably needs less — not more.

Great design looks beautiful, works effortlessly, and leaves room to breathe.
That balance is where a home truly feels finished.