Folk interior design

Riverland — Taylor Hill Interior Design

Enjoy some early American folk art in the newly restored Joseph and Emma Smith home in Kirtland, OH! The house was recently reacquired and restored by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints after ten years of design research. The trim color is original, and at least one piece of furniture is original to the home - the dining table in the parlor. (Picture 10) The folk art on the walls, floors, tables, and trinkets was what immediately caught my attention and tickled my design…

Allie | Interior Decorator on Instagram: "Modern Folk ✨ If you love simple spaces with well crafted, purposeful pieces. You might resonate with this style. Modern Folk folk (😉) place both an emphasis on design but also utility when bringing together thier spaces. This makes for a very comfortable effortless feeling in thier homes. If you would like to implement this style in your home, click the link in my bio! I would love to chat about your space. #designstyles #modernfolk…

After nearly a decade working for blue-chip interior design firms, the kind that regularly land their large-scale residential projects on the pages of Arch

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