What if changing how your home feels didn’t require a renovation?What if it started with noticing what’s already there — and being brave enough to see it differently?

Come take a look inside one of my favourite homes from my first — and bestselling — book This is Home: The Art of Simple Living. This townhouse in Brooklyn Heights is a quiet reminder of what it means to live with intention — and why simplicity and quality will always endure.

They say self-care should be simple — but when life feels overwhelming, even that can feel like a stretch. Here are six practical, science-backed habits that help calm your nervous system — and support more clarity, energy and ease.

They say creativity is unpredictable — but what if consistency is the secret to building meaningful work and a fulfilling creative life? Here are the habits successful creatives practise again and again to create with clarity, intention, and purpose.

They say winners never quit — but what if quitting is actually the smartest move you can make? Here’s why quitting might be the key to moving forward with more clarity, intention, and ease.

They say you have to learn the rules like a pro so you can break them like an artist. I believe that was Picasso. And honestly, he was right. Here are some of the rules I sometimes follow — but often break — and why it works.

Before I step out of the Imprint House building for one last time, I wanted to take you on a tour of what’s inside one of my most personal design projects.

Some homes capture a moment in time. Others, like Erin Hiemstra’s, transcend trends and feel just as relevant and engaging today. Come take a look at her inspiring and timeless home…

Colour isn’t something to fear; it’s something to harness. When used with confidence, it can transform a space from ordinary to extraordinary.

Here are some of my all-time favourite books that have fuelled my passion for design and helped me pursue a life of creativity and curiosity.

Want to transform your spaces in 2025? Here are 3 ideas to help you avoid decision fatigue and create a clear vision.

While white has been a staple of interior design for many years, there is a shift towards warmer tones. Here’s how you can introduce colour to warm up your home.