Home offices have been a hot topic this year, and we think that will continue into 2021. Dedicated work spaces at home became essential, and several of our clients were ahead of the curve. For some, they requested a versatile workspace for the occasional snow
Gold and brass finishes add an elevated touch to any space. Some prefer a dash of gilt while others enjoy a more dazzling shine, and we've layered this touch into many of our designs. For us, it offers a chance to give our clients something
We're taking a look back in the archives at one of our favorite projects: this Villanova kitchen renovation! Working with these clients is always a pleasure, and we so enjoyed creating this space for them. Having partnered with the clients on the previous two phases
Earlier this year, we discussed how to select your kitchen sink material; today we're pivoting to choosing a sink style! We're not just focusing on the kitchen here, although we will talk about those. A sink is one of the hardest working features in your
As summer draws to a close, the usual "back to normal" looks different in 2020. Most of us spend this time prepping for back to school, taking jackets and boots out of storage, and getting ready for fall sports and activities. However, if we've learned
As summer winds to a close, many of us have spent the past several months feeling the pain points in our homes. What do we mean by that? Essentially, you've discovered what isn't working for you. Some of these things may have been a bit
One of the questions we hear most often is "how do I determine a design budget?" We recognize that the answer can be tough to work out, especially if you've never worked with an interior designer before. We're here to help! There is no one size
Today we're excited to share more about one of our favorite fabric vendors, Revolution Fabrics! With its beauty, durability, and environmentally friendly practices, there's a lot to love about Revolution. Let's talk about how Revolution Fabrics are made and why it's a go-to for our
We've talked before about our love for Philadelphia's unique homes with their history and architectural details. This Fairmount townhome offered an opportunity to marry the charm of a classic Philadelphia dwelling with the clients' traditional-meets-modern style. The history of a home Built in the 1870s, the red-brick
While jewel tones are still going strong (as we noted at last year's visits to High Point Market), we've noticed a shift away from blue. Quite a few of our current projects have strong green elements. So, is green the new blue? We think so! In
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
