L. Pearson Design

I love layering in pieces that already feel like they belong. In this entryway, it’s my client’s antiques doing the work, setting the intention before you even reach the stairs. (Last photo is an adorable surprise 🐱)

▪️Interior Design
📍 Santa Rosa Beach, FL

Simplicity was key in this guest bedroom. Antiques against crisp white linen, played off a textured wall covering and patterned carpet— that contrast is what gives this room its sense of peace.

▪️ Interior Design
📍 Santa Rosa Beach, FL

So honored to be part of this month’s River Oaks Lifestyle. The homes I design aren’t meant to look like anyone else’s. They’re meant to reflect the people who live in them. Thank you City Lifestyle Publications ®️ for telling that story so well. ✨

The fear with pattern and texture is always the same: what if it doesn’t match. But matching was never the goal.

Our approach to a room like this — one bold thing, one quiet thing, one thing that feels collected instead of bought. The bold piece gives the room a point of view. The quiet piece gives it somewhere to rest. And the collected piece is what keeps it from feeling like a showroom.

You don’t need a set. You need a point of view.

Save this for the next time you’re standing in a store second-guessing a print you actually love. 💗

📍 Interior Design • Houston, TX

Summer ’26 is coming to an end on this fun celebration trip! Corsica, Elba, Lucca, Forte dei Marmi, Portofino, Turkey, and some of my favorite people the whole way through. All of the art, design and memories were fab!

I love how the marble runs floor to ceiling in this bathroom. For our client’s space it wraps into a barrel vault above the tub, so the whole alcove reads as one continuous shape. An antique light fixture and warm brass finishes bring in just enough contrast to keep the room feeling grand without losing its calm. ✨

▪️ Bathroom Renovation • Interior Design
📍 West University Place, Houston, TX

What makes this bar area work is that nothing in it was decided by itself. The backlit stone glows because it needed something to compete with a wallpaper that moody.

The brass shows up on the shelf, the lamps, and the stools because one finish repeated on purpose reads as considered, never as collected.

Even the archway wears the same green as the walls around it, so the eye keeps moving instead of stopping at a doorway.

A space like this is not built one choice at a time. It is built by asking what every choice owes to the one next to it. We loved collaborating with Inna Campbell on this fabulous space!

▪️ Interior Design Project
📍 Aspen, CO

The Lagasse family calls this The Piano Room. A custom banquette wrapped in fabric, lacquer-painted coffee tables, and a light fixture overhead — all opening up to the view of Santa Rosa Beach.

▪️ Interior Design
📍 Santa Rosa Beach

Florals, palms, and a checkered marble floor — Palm Beach Regency layered with Chinoiserie and a clean classical hand. The mix is the magic. ✨

We will be photographing this entire home renovation and interior design project soon. Each room is truly jaw dropping with beautiful antiques and design.

📍 Little Rock, Arkansas