This is the time of year when “cozy” gets tossed about like an old sweater. At GSID, cozy is about far more than fuzzy socks and steaming mugs of Russian tea. We lean into the luxury of hygge, a philosophy of design that loosely translates
If you're familiar with our work, you may have noticed how frequently we use mirrors in our designs. Mirrors are one of the most versatile accents in any space. There's the practical aspect of checking your appearance, of course, especially while you're getting ready or
A few months ago, we looked at how art impacts design, but today we're stepping further back. While we talked about how factors like an existing collection and working with artists and advisors play a role, there is another approach. If a client doesn't have
Tucked away on one of the most picturesque streets in Philadelphia, our clients' Washington Square West townhome was a dream project. We incorporated their extensive collection of artwork, a love of minimalist but refined design, and the experiences of two people who enjoy travel and
When we work with clients, one element of the process that we find to be extremely important is choosing artwork. Today we're looking at the bigger picture and asking, how does art impact design? Designing around a client’s existing art collection Some clients move into a new
With so many options, selecting rugs can be a bit overwhelming. Texture, pattern, color, material - the offerings are endless. Today, we're focusing on the differences between natural rug materials in order to help you decipher the language of rugs! Natural rug materials Obviously, rugs (both area
Kaleidoscope patterns are one of the trends we spied in High Point at spring market. The fascinating, symmetrical designs created by twisting a mirrored tube were echoed in furnishings, art, and accessories. This trend remains strong, and we've selected some striking examples to inspire you! Kaleidoscope
When it comes to interior design, timeless style is always in vogue. By adding details that are typically considered to be masculine design elements, we can play around with color and texture while keeping a classic aesthetic. Of course, we're not implying that these only
Window treatments are an often overlooked design element. Personally, we love working with our interior design clients to select them because they add a beautiful finishing touch to their new spaces! We talked with Claudia Clobes Yudis, owner and lead designer of Urban Loft Window
We've talked about throws a few times on the blog, but we really love them! In winter, what's better than curling up under a cozy throw blanket? We invite you to fully embrace the hygge life with our roundup of comfy throws! Our favorite throws right
At Glenna Stone Interior Design, we love to travel, and have been fortunate to have worked on projects all across the United States. We also love our clients close to home and enjoy working in the following areas across the Philadelphia metro region.
Philadelphia metro area including: Center City Philadelphia, Chestnut Hill, Bryn Mawr, Gladwyne, Villanova, Radnor, Wayne, Devon, Malvern, Berwyn, Newtown Square, Lower Gwynedd, Blue Bell, Chadds Ford, Kennett Square, Glen Mills
New Jersey and shore towns: Princeton, Bernardsville, Basking Ridge, Cape May, Stone Harbor, Avalon, Sea Isle, Ocean City, Longport, Margate, Ventnor
Delaware and beaches: Wilmington, Centerville, Greenville, Rehoboth, Bethany Beach, Fenwick Island
