Sew Unordinary

This Roman shade may look simple, but a lot of planning went into making that pattern line up perfectly with the wallpaper. The pattern aligns at the top of the shade and continues seamlessly along both sides for a truly custom look.

Here’s the fun part — this was an out-of-state project, and I didn’t even have the fabric with me at measure. I worked off a photo I took onsite and did some very detailed measuring to map out exactly where the pattern needed to hit.

Lots of math. Lots of double-checking. Totally worth it.

These silk panels are proof that drapery can completely transform a dining room.

They were designed with tailored goblet pleats and bump interlining to give them luxurious body and fullness, allowing the silk to fall in rich, elegant folds from top to puddle.

The bold color-blocked stripes in vibrant pink and deep red bring a modern edge to the room’s classic vibe. The reflection from the antiqued mirrored walls amplifies the color and sheen, creating incredible depth and drama from every angle.

Finished with solid iron hardware in a soft gold finish, the warmth of the metal balances the vibrancy of the silk for a look that feels both timeless and fearless.

Mudrooms are basically the home’s landing pad—bags, shoes, coats, all land here first.

This space keeps things functional and good-looking. The built-in bench is topped with a comfy seat cushion, and that gentle crown on top gives it a tailored, finished feel. The fabric panels inside the cabinet doors add a soft layer and break up all the millwork, making the whole room feel warmer and more intentional.

Proof that even the hardest-working spaces in a home can still look pulled together. @ellyposton

Drapery really is the quiet MVP of a room.

Here, the panels frame the bay window beautifully, drawing your eye up and letting the architecture shine. The soft fabric takes the harsh edge off the natural light, making the space feel warmer and more comfortable, while adding just the right layer of texture.

It’s a simple reminder that the right drapery doesn’t just cover a window—it softens the whole room and makes everything feel pulled together.

Official wedding day photos from Davis and Allison’s August wedding. It was a beautiful venue and we could not be more excited than to see them married and so happy! 💕

( A little side note for all my workroom friends…I did make my dress (first time I have made any apparel in 21 years!) because you all know that I had in my head what I wanted and could not find it! The pearls were my maternal grandmother’s and the broach on my sash was my paternal grandmother’s.) 🪡

More beautiful installed than when the fabric was on my table! The dining room and office flank the foyer and these fabrics work so well together. Walls painted the same navy as in the floral fabric really ground all the bright colors. Tie backs will be added soon. Clients are thrilled, which of course, is the goal! Panels and swags fabrics by Thibaut. shades fabric by Fabricut. Shades trim by Thibaut.

Lovely operational shades to make soaking in the tub more relaxing. Beautifully designed by Kindred Interior Studios.

Happy 1st Anniversary to my son and daughter in law, Reece and Addie!! Cheers to many more wonderful years!!💖