Here are a few lessons from our portfolio that speak beautifully to our series, The September Edit.

When you design with intention and authenticity, your personal space (and the story it tells) becomes unforgettable.

Powder rooms may be among the smallest spaces in a home, but they leave one of the most lasting impressions.

With just a few edits, the bedroom becomes not just a place to sleep, but a sanctuary that restores.

Life often unfolds in the presence of your coffee table. As we ease into a new season, let’s give this key piece of furniture the reset it deserves.

A subtle shift in arrangement or accessories can reframe an entire room and bring new energy into your home.

Few accessories or accents possess the power to anchor a room as much an area rug.

Designer strategies for reimagining the entry console this season.

A Fall Edit is not about redecorating, rather it is about editing and refining with intention.

The contrast and may be just the irresistible spark your spaces are craving this season.

Subtle ways to integrate tactile decorative touches this season.

Color has a way of setting the tone of a home, and in autumn, I love weaving in hues that echo the richness of the season.

The September Edit is a guide to embracing these changes—layering warmth, introducing seasonal notes, and creating a home that feels both timeless and in step with autumn’s beauty.

Color sets the mood of a home, defines the energy of a space, and quietly guides how each room feels to live in.

The smallest touches may not shout, but they are the signature of a space designed with true care.

When finishes are chosen with intention, they don’t just complement the design—they set the tone.

A guest suite is your chance to extend warmth and welcome, to make visitors feel cherished, and to give them a retreat of their own.

A home should feel like a story, with each chapter flowing naturally into the one that follows.

In today’s competitive market, a beautifully staged home can be the difference between a quick sale at asking price and a bidding war above it. But not all staging is created equal.

Home offices are more important than ever—and Hardy’s approach blends functionality with exceptional aesthetics.