08/31/2026
Our Labor Day Sale begins this week! From September 3rd through the 8th, Signature and Free Shipping members will enjoy an additional 10% off their member price with participating lines.
Swipe through a few of the pieces we’re eyeing right now. The full list of participating vendors can be found in our bio.
07/28/2026
🗓️ Join us for Concierge Hour this Thursday 7/30, 9:30 AM PST / 12:30 PM EST with Danae Branson, Founder of Elite Design Assistants Elite Design Assistants
Danae will share her thoughts on the importance of delegation and what you gain by letting go a little.
Elite Design Assistants provides experienced virtual design assistants (VDAs) to interior designers, all of whom have trade-specific experience in admin, procurement, sourcing, drafting, renders, project management, and more.
Concierge hour is also the perfect place to learn how to get the most out of your DHC membership and provide feedback on how we can best serve you!
DM us for the link to join. 👉
07/08/2026
Running a design business can feel pretty isolating some days so we’re keeping this one simple: no agenda, just conversation. On July 21st at 9am PST/12pm EST, Jamie Gasparovic Studio Gaspo | Warm Modern Interiors for Main Line Philadelphia and Meredith Huck Renovations & Custom Builds Interior Design Firm are hosting a Club Social Hour, an open hangout for designers to connect, swap stories, and learn from each other in real time. Members and non-members both welcome.
The DHC team is sitting this one out, so don’t hesitate to speak your mind - this is just for you!
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07/04/2026
Happy Independence Day! 🇺🇸
To celebrate, we’re taking a peek inside a few of our favorite historic homes.
If you think early American design was all muted neutrals and stuffy rooms, think again. The late 18th century was actually bursting with vibrant color! It’s no wonder the Colonial and Federal styles still have such a massive influence on American homes today. They knew how to make big gestures!
1. The Alcove Bed at Jefferson’s Monticello
Space-saving, cozy, and way ahead of its time - Jefferson loved alcove beds and added more than one during his many revisions to his house.
👉🏻 Swipe through to see more of these incredible spaces.
2. The Entry Hall at Monticello
Thomas Jefferson loved to show off his collection of maps and artifacts here—essentially the ultimate 18th-century conversation starter. When Lewis & Clark sent artifacts from their discovery of the West in the early 19th Century, those took center stage.
3. The Dining Room at Washington’s Mount Vernon
That striking, bright green wall color was the ultimate status symbol of its day - it was laborious to produce and had to be glazed to keep from fading.
4. The Front Parlour at Mount Vernon
A beautifully balanced room made for entertaining and catching up on the daily gossip. The vibrant blue damask on the settee is historically accurate. The Washingtons bought nearly all their furniture from London and kept detailed records of their purchases.
5. The Drawing Room at Madison’s Montpelier
Refined, welcoming, and flooded with gorgeous natural light. Not even the Madison’s had all new furnishings - their Louis XVI chairs are believed to have previously belonged to George Washington. Let your clients know, antiques have always been chic.
🏛️ Have you ever had the chance to work on a historic American house? Or even just an old house? Whether it was a full restoration or just matching a historic paint color, we’d love to hear your stories in the comments!